Nevermore police scene

[AmariahOlson]

Hey.. from our shoot today...

More frames up at nevermorethefilm.com

 

[Obin Olson]

this was a fun shoot. and the footage looks amazing.

 

[AmariahOlson]

Here are some more frames

 

[Justin Kirchhoff]

This looks boring .

Great grabs guys.

 

[AmariahOlson]

Hehehehe ;p

 

[Obin Olson]

playing with some new looks with the footage on the blog..

 

[Ari Kurtz]

Stills look fantastic. Looking forward to what you guys come up with.

 

[Vico Martin]

wow, what a grade man!
congrats

 

[Zakaree Sandberg]

yah.. the grade looks tasty. what was this finished on?
detailssssss

 

[imported_isiah_flores]

sweet grade !! what lenses / filters did you use..

 

[Matthew Bennett]

Contrasty as all get out! (without being offensive to look at)

Nice look!

 

[AmariahOlson]

this is only a very basic grade done in red-cine... once the project is cut it will be graded (probably) in Scratch.
It's all about the on-set grading, or "lighting" as some may call it ;-)

 

[Roberto B]

seems hollywood..

 

[Obin Olson]

We are going for "hollywood"...this is a trailer for a feature that we are looking for funding for...so the "look" is what the trailer is after to show our style of the film.

 

[Roberto B]

sincere good luck.. we'll be in touch when you'll arrive there.. you have talent enough.. do not forget the gang then.

edit
btw.. that girl member is still in love.. ehehehehehe

 

[Petr Dvorak]

nice, what lenses?

 

[Marco Montenegro]

Looks slick, like the look a lot!

 

[Michael P. Schmidt]

looks awsome ! good job so far

 

[Zakaree Sandberg]

this is only a very basic grade done in red-cine... once the project is cut it will be graded (probably) in Scratch.
It's all about the on-set grading, or "lighting" as some may call it ;-)

How was it done in redcine?
you have a shot there that has cool tones and warm tones.. redcine cant layer or have select areas to be graded.

 

[Birns and Sawyer]

How was it done in redcine?
you have a shot there that has cool tones and warm tones.. redcine cant layer or have select areas to be graded.

I think he said a lot of it was with the on-set grading, aka lighting.