Nuka Wølk
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Hi Guys!
This is a short film that I wrote and directed back in 2008-2009. I'm especially very curious to hear what people on this forum think of it, as I have great respect and admiration for many of you guys on here. I really hope You'll give it a watch and hopefully also give me Your reactions to it
I you like, you can watch and give the film your vote here: [video]http://www.ekkofilm.dk/shortlist/film/den-fremmede-/[/video]
YouTube-version:
Was it shot on RED? No. But it was originally supposed to. Due to too little knowledge about RED ONE, my cinematographer chose to stick with film. We shot the film mostly on color film Super16mm and a few shots with 35mm. The 'Black and White'-look was later done in post and the contrast was enhanced by the way the final print was processed and finalized and the choice of 35mm print. The digital version available to watch here, will only display what was done digitally in post and(sadly) not what was enhanced on the final print.
I don't regret that we ended up shooting on film! But I'm still curious to know how the film would've looked - and turned out, if it was shot on RED ONE. This though, will most likely be the last film I will have shot on film
Anyway! I really hope You'll enjoy this. Many thanks!!
Kindest regards
Nuka
This is a short film that I wrote and directed back in 2008-2009. I'm especially very curious to hear what people on this forum think of it, as I have great respect and admiration for many of you guys on here. I really hope You'll give it a watch and hopefully also give me Your reactions to it
I you like, you can watch and give the film your vote here: [video]http://www.ekkofilm.dk/shortlist/film/den-fremmede-/[/video]
YouTube-version:
Was it shot on RED? No. But it was originally supposed to. Due to too little knowledge about RED ONE, my cinematographer chose to stick with film. We shot the film mostly on color film Super16mm and a few shots with 35mm. The 'Black and White'-look was later done in post and the contrast was enhanced by the way the final print was processed and finalized and the choice of 35mm print. The digital version available to watch here, will only display what was done digitally in post and(sadly) not what was enhanced on the final print.
I don't regret that we ended up shooting on film! But I'm still curious to know how the film would've looked - and turned out, if it was shot on RED ONE. This though, will most likely be the last film I will have shot on film
Anyway! I really hope You'll enjoy this. Many thanks!!
Kindest regards
Nuka
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