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List of films shot on Scarlet as per IMDb Pro

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UPDATE: I searched for other variations of the camera name and found more listings. There are 58 now instead of 29.

There are 58 films listed in the IMDb as being shot with a RED Scarlet-X. Here's the list in order of popularity.

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Camera matches 'Red Scarlet X' and Display sorted by popularity

Found 58 matching titles:

Hybrid Vigor (2013)
6 Degrees of Hell (2012)
Misled (2013)
The Secret Village (2013)
The House Across the Street (2013)
En solitaire (2013)
Happily Never After (2012)
American Girls (2012)
Sync (2012/III)
Captured (2013)
Dead.tv (2013)
Saltwater (2012)
Rölli ja kultainen avain (2013)
AB Negative (2013)
Off-Time (2013)
Hunter (2012/III short)
Hostage (2013)
Ushi Must Marry (2013)
Abstraction (2013)
Research. (2012 TV series)
I Need Shine (2012 short)
To Hell with a Bullet (2013)
Out There (2012 short)
Densely Hollow (2012)
Scrape (2013)
Delusions of Guinevere (2013)
Thank You a Lot (2013)
Shadows (2012/II)
A Safe Place (2013)
Marithé + François Girbaud: de la pierre à la lumière (2013 documentary)
The Purchase (2012 short)
The Elegant Clockwork of the Universe (2013)
Miles to Go (2012)
The Comeback Kid (2012 short)
Todd Lucas: Singer/Songwriter (2013)
Apnea (2013)
Dead Men the Series (2012 TV series)
Twenty Million People (2012)
Ideje az öregségnek (2011 TV movie)
Trouble Is My Business (2013)
S.O.L. (2012 short)
Only Daughter (2013)
Pageant Girl (2012)
Essence of Eternity (2014)
Cabin Music (2013 documentary)
Storm Over Roswell (2012 short)
Shine Your Light on Me (2012 video short)
Bottom of the Bottle (2012 short)
Aprendiz de Samurai (2013)
The Invention of Video Games (2012 short)
Passing By (2012 short)
The Mourning Hills (2013)
3 Laws (2012 short)
The Last of the Independents (2012 documentary)
Max-Bot 3000 (2012 video short)
Family Feast (2012 short)
The Three Canvases (2012 short)
Straatsterren in Lichtstad (2012 documentary)

This is only available on IMDb Pro so I thought I would post it here for everyone. It's also cool to see our film in the list :)

There must be more than this. If you have shot or are shooting a film on Scarlet post it here!
 
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Thanks for the list, i am always searching for scarlet footage.. thats a big help!
 
Ghostlight no imdb yet but post is almost done
 
Interesting list. All very independent movies. Lots of horror/thriller. Scarlet certainly opening the door for a lot of filmmakers.
 
Great thread Brandon.

Feature "One Less God" principal photography starting in February 2013 in Australia.

I think the flood gates are probably just opening too. When you look at where the new sony cams came out price wise and the cost of getting an FS700 to 4K (If when it's able) I think the Scarlet is a great choice for independents as it is easily the most affordable camera on the market for what it gives you. (Now the deal of the century R1 sale is over)

I'd imagine BMC, though it's taken a hit with it's shipping issues, will prove very popular... and who knows what's around the corner. But hopefully Scarlet Dragon will compete with those and then some anyway.
 
Why? These are properties that everyone here worked on? I'm not sure I understand. So many different tools were probably used on those projects.
 
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Steve Sherrick said:
Interesting list. All very independent movies. Lots of horror/thriller. Scarlet certainly opening the door for a lot of filmmakers.
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agreed steven, very independent. I'm surprised that there are not more TV series or indies within the 2-6 million range. But I guess with epic being so cheap now you can easily justify one or two on a million dollar project.
 
Perceptions of customers...

Perceptions of customers...

I do not doubt that the Scarlet is a great option for an indie film wanting a 4K picture at 24fps...
But when you get up to 2-6 million, you have a production insurance policy, probably a completion bond, and more demanding investors.
They are all going to influence your camera source, and may insist on a rental house being the source of your gear.. as you get closer to $6mil, the crew contracts will be heavily against owner/operator deals and principal tool kit rentals..
Most rental houses went ahead and bought Epics.. so if that's where you are renting your camera, then you are not going to be offered a Scarlet body because it is not on the inventory shelf.
Also, that same rental house is going to keep the Epic body cost on the rental sheet as low as possible to get their lenses, monitors, tripods, etc on the rental..

Remember, at that level, it's show Business, not show fun....
 
Updated the list. There are 58 films now instead of 29.
 
Nice! My movie, OFF-TIME is on there. :)
 
Brandon J.F. said:
Looks like you aren't on the main list because the technical credit is listed as "Red Scarlet Digital Cinema" and not "Red Scarlet X". I just did a search for "Red Scarlet" alone and found more films. I'll update the first post. The list just doubled in size...
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Yeah Brandon, there are a variety of camera names for both Scarlet & Epic. I think we just picked the one that sounded the best. ;) Great list!
 
I own a Scarlet but I am new to the film industry. What are the requirements to get an IMDB listing? I have a couple of animator and actor friends who seem to use it to beat me over the head.

I do have a film credit as an animator but it was for a independent film out of Atlanta Georgia. There's no listing for it, Even though it was an over million dollar budget and a red carpet event in theaters Down south. I plan to do an independent animated film and would like a listing but it will be sometime before I do a live action. The only information I found so far is that it cost 50 something dollars... Which makes me think why do my friends brag so much about it? LOL. It's like if you don't have a listing you're nobody…
 
Alonzo Von Threet said:
I own a Scarlet but I am new to the film industry. What are the requirements to get an IMDB listing? I have a couple of animator and actor friends who seem to use it to beat me over the head.

I do have a film credit as an animator but it was for a independent film out of Atlanta Georgia. There's no listing for it, Even though it was an over million dollar budget and a red carpet event in theaters Down south. I plan to do an independent animated film and would like a listing but it will be sometime before I do a live action. The only information I found so far is that it cost 50 something dollars... Which makes me think why do my friends brag so much about it? LOL. It's like if you don't have a listing you're nobody…
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You can submit your unlisted films to the IMDB, but you really need to provide some sort of press coverage verifying the project is legit. Trade sources like Variety, Hollywood Reporter and Screen Daily are ideal. This is especially important if the film is in production.
 
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