SHORT FILM: The Morning After 

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Thanks for watching! Lighting is definitely my weakest skill. I hope to find a DP better than me to work on my next film.

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@@deanshortland9596 You killed it, Dean!

Thanks! Meike FF 24mm, 50mm and 85mm. Mostly the 50.

@@Humcrush really nice original production, kept me thinking too, as for lenses thanks for the info, going to sell my meike cine 35mm and buy the 50mm to pair with 16, 25, as you've recommended before, cheers man

No filtration in front of the lenses, but I did do some post work in Resolve to knock back the sharpness and bring in a bit of diffusion and bloom. The combination of the Sony A-1 with a modern lens is really too sharp for a "cinematic" look.

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@@pathtooptimalhealth I think that's really just a factor of the lighting changing throughout the day.

Hey Oleg, thanks for watching! I'd like to say that there is some intentionality to the shot duration - like catering to short attention spans on RU-vid - but the truth is I simply cut when it feels good to me Back in 2010 the average shot duration in a Hollywood movie was only 2.5 seconds, and I suspect that length has probably shortened since then. Source: www.wired.com/2014/09/cinema-is-evolving/ All that said, I probably do cut too often, and it is probably at least partially due to a lack of confidence in my directing and not wanting to be "boring". I intentionally left more breathing room in this film, but perhaps I could have left more. Something I will consider next time.

@@Humcrush dang I just sent you an email saying this was still a bit too slow for me. To each their own, I suppose! I think this is excellent and you get better with every project.

I disagree. When one is in an extreme emotional state, it can feel like that...like one is unsure where one is standing or later on, trying to remember how it went down, one sees it from all kinds of different angles. I liked it.