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India's first feature film shot on Red One Digital Cinema Camera

It was a pleasure to let you guys use my camera as well. Ram and the whole team were great to work with. You guys have a good story and a wonderful film. Best of luck to you.
 
Why is this thread in Off Topic section? Knowing and Crossing the line wasn't...
 
sky1walker said:
Why is this thread in Off Topic section? Knowing and Crossing the line wasn't...
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Crossing the line was a short test of the RED one Camera done by a famous Director Peter Jackson. RED company paid for it. It is used as an advertisement for RED camera.

Knowing was a feature movie with famous movie star Nicolas Cage.

That is why these movies are prominently featured as advertisement for RED camera, to counter the general belief that famous directors and budgeted movies do not touch RED One camera.

3 Vietnamese fature movies have been shot using RED. Those movies were mentioned in posts by the director/producer in these pages. Other than that there was not much enthusiasm about these movies.
 
BobSimon said:
Crossing the line was a short test of the RED one Camera done by a famous Director Peter Jackson. RED company paid for it. It is used as an advertisement for RED camera.

Knowing was a feature movie with famous movie star Nicolas Cage.

That is why these movies are prominently featured as advertisement for RED camera, to counter the general belief that famous directors and budgeted movies do not touch RED One camera.
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i know that, but does it make other feature movies shot on RED classified as 'Off Topic'?
 
Congratulations and best wishes.Dont waste time on the negative comments from "Wannabes".few years from now, they still will be doing that instead of making movies(Good or bad)
Babu
 
It is not all about the success of the movies shot in RED camera. Of course many of the filmmakers weather it is small or big will come up with the technology once it is popular every where . But the initiative in this field will be always appreciable.

My best wishes to the team REDindia for their welcome effort towards the digital film making in the region.

Anupam ~ http://www.xaansa.com ~ s_anupam@xaansa.com
 
gbalaji said:
I would like to proudly associate with India's first feature film "Achchamundu Achchamundu" shot on Red One Digital Cinema Camera.
I would like to share posters and working still of the project. More details about the project will be released soon.
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Congratulations. I get the impression your team worked very hard to complete this in the timeframe. Best of luck at the box office.
 
I said it before and I'll say it again - RED One will be more accepted and adopted as a viable alternative to film in India more than anywhere else in the world. RED should seriously think of setting up a sales and service base in India.

OT: I'm not in India but I'd like to know if ROCK ON has been released and if it's been successful. Thanks
 
rameshjai said:
I said it before and I'll say it again - RED One will be more accepted and adopted as a viable alternative to film in India more than anywhere else in the world. RED should seriously think of setting up a sales and service base in India.

OT: I'm not in India but I'd like to know if ROCK ON has been released and if it's been successful. Thanks
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Released. Doing well in multiplexes of big cities. Less so on single screens and B and C centers. Bollywood bo data here:
http://www.boxofficeindia.com/
http://www.ibosnetwork.com/
 
I didnt get what it means India's first feature ??? The above film was shot in USA and was produce by Indian Americans... now again if this is the case there is one more film by an Indian that was shot in Red..its called Anything 4 You. This movie is already completed and the trailer is out... here is the website of this film www.anythingforyoumovie.com
 
Ted Schilowitz appreciation!

Ted Schilowitz appreciation!

Atlast Color Grading completed in Plaster City and our film was seen by Ted and he appreciated our work. He also asked 2 minutes of our footage for a show which is to be held in NZ and LA.

Thanks Ted for appreciating and recognizing our work and we would like to see our film on shot on red page.

Snaps taken in Plaster City.
 
Garden State Film Festival Award - Best feature

Garden State Film Festival Award - Best feature

"Achchamundu Achchamundu" received Garden State Film Festival Award - Best feature film.

More details and Trailer coming soon...
 
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