Production Photos - Share Yours
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Oh fun thread! *insert smiley here if there weren't this barbaric ration on smileys*
Couple from Woolies:
One from out in Canada. There's two sickles and a knut for the person who can guess which one is me!
And one from The Samurai a couple of days ago, apologies as some idiot took this on their iPhone...
Couple from Woolies:
One from out in Canada. There's two sickles and a knut for the person who can guess which one is me!
And one from The Samurai a couple of days ago, apologies as some idiot took this on their iPhone...
This is actually a still from the camera, but the visit from the police was totally unplanned and a complete surprise. The actors stayed in character.
I don't have permission to post anything about productions I'm on now,
but I can weasel up something:
Myself & the director of
.
Coincidentally, we are both cast in a film later this year...
...in a boxing match against each other.
I'd totally kick his ass, yeah?
...and yes, there's a reason I'm so scruffy & unkempt for the time being.
In three weeks, I'll be back to my dapper self:
but I can weasel up something:
Myself & the director of
something I can't show pics of right now
Coincidentally, we are both cast in a film later this year...
...in a boxing match against each other.
I'd totally kick his ass, yeah?
...and yes, there's a reason I'm so scruffy & unkempt for the time being.
In three weeks, I'll be back to my dapper self:
Here are a couple of pics from shooting on my short film "The Golden Rule" which is still in the shooting phase of production.
Filming it on a Sony XD EX3, a very nice camera provided by the production company Digital Image http://www.digital-image.com.au/ who my dad works for
Follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/joshwahr or Inglorious Fiction Studios http://twitter.com/THEIFSTUDIOS for updates and more photos to come! I will keep you guys posted on how it's going on here too!
(Apologies for the bad quality of the pics, they were taken on an iPhone by my boom mic operator)
Shooting the footage for the intro scene outside the private school
My actors doing a read through in the private school common room scene
Shooting in the private school common room scene
Filming it on a Sony XD EX3, a very nice camera provided by the production company Digital Image http://www.digital-image.com.au/ who my dad works for
Follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/joshwahr or Inglorious Fiction Studios http://twitter.com/THEIFSTUDIOS for updates and more photos to come! I will keep you guys posted on how it's going on here too!
(Apologies for the bad quality of the pics, they were taken on an iPhone by my boom mic operator)
Shooting the footage for the intro scene outside the private school
My actors doing a read through in the private school common room scene
Shooting in the private school common room scene
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Nick, I want my two slices and a knut, cuz I know which ones you! Cute brunette, with the skateboard, right? Dude, so you're shooting "The Samurai"? Awesome.
Cool thread, Vader.
First photo, from this year's 48HFP, "Pigs in a Blanket" (will be posting in screening room, next week). In this photo, you can see my super-fancy boom pole. We taped our mic to a broomstick (my friend who let's me use his nice boom-pole was using it, himself, on his own 48HFP.
You can also see our super-expensive light setup. Yes, that is a bedroom sheet being used for diffusion, with the blue gel in front of the sheet.
Also, see that little mini can of Coke? Those little 8oz cans are awesome. We devoured a case of them on this shoot.
And then, from the same shoot, this pic requires a setup. So, I needed a shot of my lead actress peaking through the blinds, taken from outside. By now, we've done three or four takes, as I keep trying to get a combination of the perfect shot that doesn't have my unsavory reflection in it. On the fourth of fifth take, our boom operator, Hunter (pictured above), thought we'd get a good laugh by introducing a guest star, Jean-Luc. I just about died laughing.
Cool thread, Vader.
First photo, from this year's 48HFP, "Pigs in a Blanket" (will be posting in screening room, next week). In this photo, you can see my super-fancy boom pole. We taped our mic to a broomstick (my friend who let's me use his nice boom-pole was using it, himself, on his own 48HFP.
You can also see our super-expensive light setup. Yes, that is a bedroom sheet being used for diffusion, with the blue gel in front of the sheet.
Also, see that little mini can of Coke? Those little 8oz cans are awesome. We devoured a case of them on this shoot.
And then, from the same shoot, this pic requires a setup. So, I needed a shot of my lead actress peaking through the blinds, taken from outside. By now, we've done three or four takes, as I keep trying to get a combination of the perfect shot that doesn't have my unsavory reflection in it. On the fourth of fifth take, our boom operator, Hunter (pictured above), thought we'd get a good laugh by introducing a guest star, Jean-Luc. I just about died laughing.
Since it's available on Playstation network, this month (also on many downloadable apps), here are some pics from EXILE.
Cargo bay sequence. That's me with the HVX200 and my trusty mic stand.
With the cast on location in Utah.
Base of operations. My motorhome and truck surrounded by volcanic sand.
Another backyard set! Putting together the hexagon hallway.
The finished hallway.
Cargo bay sequence. That's me with the HVX200 and my trusty mic stand.
With the cast on location in Utah.
Base of operations. My motorhome and truck surrounded by volcanic sand.
Another backyard set! Putting together the hexagon hallway.
The finished hallway.
First half of the music video set for Larusso's song "Wickerman".
Brian Luce and I check out the HV20 attached to the DIY jib arm.
Steven Richards (ZenSteve) far right with camera.
Fun thread! Always cool to see some BTS action.
* Jean-Luc steals the show again!
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I'll go back to the old days:
Light grid in the apartment
Home made dolly
Rented dolly
Hallway set with monster
Hallway set with monster
Notice the VHS camera used for the monster puppeteers.
Light grid in the apartment
Home made dolly
Rented dolly
Hallway set with monster
Hallway set with monster
Notice the VHS camera used for the monster puppeteers.
Beyond Redemption:
Can't post actual pics per my deal memo, not that I have that many good production pics. Usually too busy when things are cranking to break out my camera, but here are a couple that I like:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31638292&l=01e8ebde04&id=1118340827
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31638293&l=11b6af27ce&id=1118340827
Same show as my c-stand thread. Really wish I had taken more snaps of the car rig day. The guy they brought in to do the rigging was simply amazing.
My home 6 days a week since late July:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31609318&l=579d787896&id=1118340827
Can't post actual pics per my deal memo, not that I have that many good production pics. Usually too busy when things are cranking to break out my camera, but here are a couple that I like:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31638292&l=01e8ebde04&id=1118340827
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31638293&l=11b6af27ce&id=1118340827
Same show as my c-stand thread.
Really wish I had taken more snaps of the car rig day. The guy they brought in to do the rigging was simply amazing.My home 6 days a week since late July:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=31609318&l=579d787896&id=1118340827
Guess my post got lost in the server issue, so...
Here are some stills from my last short, "Suffering Fools", which should premiere at the On Location Memphis Film Fest and then at the Oxford Film Fest.
That's me filming our crazy killer.
Telling our makeup artist (my wife) where to place the bloody wound.
Applying the minty-fresh-smelling fake blood.
Our poor actress stained in fake blood.
The actors goofing around on set. Everyone was laughing the whole time, especially after the actor improvised a line and said "Yeah, so who's your naughty pirate?" during a take and the entire crew lost it. After 14-hours of constant shooting, we were getting delirious.
Here are some stills from my last short, "Suffering Fools", which should premiere at the On Location Memphis Film Fest and then at the Oxford Film Fest.
That's me filming our crazy killer.
Telling our makeup artist (my wife) where to place the bloody wound.
Applying the minty-fresh-smelling fake blood.
Our poor actress stained in fake blood.
The actors goofing around on set. Everyone was laughing the whole time, especially after the actor improvised a line and said "Yeah, so who's your naughty pirate?" during a take and the entire crew lost it. After 14-hours of constant shooting, we were getting delirious.
Great thread!
This is using a 400mm f/2.8 Lens along side an 85 1.2 for a scope shot in NOBLE.
Then there's my favorite set pic of all, the cast & crew after shooting Sixty Seconds.
This is using a 400mm f/2.8 Lens along side an 85 1.2 for a scope shot in NOBLE.
Then there's my favorite set pic of all, the cast & crew after shooting Sixty Seconds.
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Really wanted to shoot cheesy space opera/sci fi this weekend. Wrote up quick screenplay on lunch, stopped by at thrift store after work, and picked up few weird clothing items.
Got home and BAM!
Behold... Zanthora, rebellious princess, last known fighter for the human race..
cost me $10 lol
Shooting tomorrow!
Got home and BAM!
Behold... Zanthora, rebellious princess, last known fighter for the human race..
cost me $10 lol
Shooting tomorrow!
On the set of 2010's "The Tank":
The wall with the bars had bullet proof glass that we had to spend four hours busting out with a sledgehammer so we could run our cables into it. It was also murder getting good sound...six concrete surfaces makes for lots of echo. Plus it smelled like piss and slow death in that jail. No doubt haunted. Graffiti on those walls unsuitable for the internet. I made that t-shrit, too...it's the Clan Johnston tartan on the tongue.
The wall with the bars had bullet proof glass that we had to spend four hours busting out with a sledgehammer so we could run our cables into it. It was also murder getting good sound...six concrete surfaces makes for lots of echo. Plus it smelled like piss and slow death in that jail. No doubt haunted. Graffiti on those walls unsuitable for the internet. I made that t-shrit, too...it's the Clan Johnston tartan on the tongue.
A couple of stills from my recent one:
This one is a bit different, because it's me infront of the camera, although I did the edit, except for the muzzle flashes, dirt hits, blood hits and all that!
Without any effects, only color graded
After Effects Edit
This is me being bad ass RAMBO
Editing on a dual system!
This one is a bit different, because it's me infront of the camera, although I did the edit, except for the muzzle flashes, dirt hits, blood hits and all that!
Without any effects, only color graded
After Effects Edit
This is me being bad ass RAMBO
Editing on a dual system!
From current project "Power up"
Fantastic costumes by "Katrina Acaster"
awesome makeup and special effects makeup by Shashonna Knecht
on set created prop, tea pot, clutch cover, pin spot light and a big button.. awesomeness... courtesy Chris Truax
(me)
Recent screencap. (CC etc..)
Fantastic costumes by "Katrina Acaster"
awesome makeup and special effects makeup by Shashonna Knecht
on set created prop, tea pot, clutch cover, pin spot light and a big button.. awesomeness... courtesy Chris Truax
(me)
Recent screencap. (CC etc..)
Im somewhat disappointed with the button prop, or rather, I did not capture it near well enough on film. That still shot is the BEST and almost ONLY image of the awesome prop.. This is my fault, I panicked on the set. I was running out of time and slashed a good 20 shoots from the schedule, inserts, ECU's etc all never filmed! This made the edit very tough, and not near as clean as I wanted it to be.. but all in all its still working..