Red One feature film "Dixie Times"

[fullyellowjacket]

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The film was shot in north west, Georgia with many of Atlanta's top actors. There is a ROUGH cut trailer on the site. The trailer is without color correction and the sound is prior to ADR.:nerd:

 

[Ethan Cooper]

Maybe it's just me (and I'm nobody really) but I would have waited till I had a more complete and polished trailer before I went and showed my masterpiece off to the world. Not a great first impression.
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[fullyellowjacket]

I agree. It will be taken down soon. The real trailer will be 200% better. It's a really rough cut with almost no editing

 

[Tom Lowe]

haha, i like it. i got a kick out of that. probably a lot of fun to shoot.

you need to really spend some time and a little $$$ on ADR and sound, though.

 

[fullyellowjacket]

You are very right my friend. It is currently in editing and we will have to ADR a lot of the footage. It was hard on some of the cast (but not me) because we shot in cow pastures, briar patches, woods, old farms and had to climb barb wire fences. We were in dirty old houses and places way out in the middle of nowhere. Will are going to spend as much time as we need to polish this film to perfection. Color correction, the stunts, cutting and the adr will be professional and as good as it gets in the industry. I have some excellent people working on editing. Hope to see you join our myspace page my friend

 

[Tom Lowe]

Can't wait to see the finished product. So is your cast ready and willing to do the ADR? I always wonder if small indie films sometimes run into situations where the cast members, for one reason or another, become unavailable for ADR.

 

[Andrew Walker]

Can't wait to see the finished product. So is your cast ready and willing to do the ADR? I always wonder if small indie films sometimes run into situations where the cast members, for one reason or another, become unavailable for ADR.

If they can't make the time for the ADR sessions just tell them that your going to replace their voice through the entire feature. See what happens then.

 

[Tom Lowe]

Yeah, but I mean, sometimes on small shows, actors get alienated for reasons regarding pay, "artistic differences," or maybe they move to Texas, etc. To actually REPLACE their entire dialog would be a huge cost.