"Stasis", short film

[Scott Miller]

Sorry, I do not know what it was shot on, but some pretty great work.

Some language about 3/4 way thru, FYI.

http://www.itsartmag.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=4421

 

[Sam Eilertsen]

Very good cinematography. At the end of the credits it says it was shot on Panavision.

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

Slow start but was worth the time. I was worried it was going to descend into indie-"what is reality" territory but it stayed level headed and avoided the temptation.

 

[Erik Franzén]

This was quite an awesome short. Not too many turns and the ending was kind of just OK but the production values were top-notch and the editing flowed without any problems. All in all I liked it and it kept me entertained

 

[Bruce Allen]

Haha, that's my buddy Christian Swegal! He's a great guy and very talented. Also sometimes RED owner and shooter. But yeah, Stasis was shot anamorphic 35mm film.

A couple of years back he directed some sweet music vids - I was his one-man post dept / co-consiprator. We'd figure out some concepts that'd look cool, then we'd burn through the weekend doing effects and color madly. Or we'd be sitting in CO3 doing a telecine at 2AM, chatting about that new Red camera that was coming out someday soon... fun times. Not much sleep was had though.

Here's one shot on Phantom (640 I think as the HD wasn't out yet then?):
http://vimeo.com/827389
...and this one for Ninja Tune. Retro 70's Tron-style fun:
http://vimeo.com/828124

Really glad he's doing narrative stuff now - and that other people like it!

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com