The Retirement of Joe Corduroy - shot on R1MX

[Nick Junkersfeld]

I split DP duties on this short (I shot about 50% due to scheduling conflicts). it just won "Best Short" at the Twin Cities Film Fest (TCFF) this year. I'm very happy with how it turned out.

https://vimeo.com/52200508

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

Nice work! When I was watching the color kept jumping around within the shot, like vimeo was doing something weird and not seeing there grade correctly and it was turing on and off. Anyone else see this?

 

[Nick Junkersfeld]

Nice work! When I was watching the color kept jumping around within the shot, like vimeo was doing something weird and not seeing there grade correctly and it was turing on and off. Anyone else see this?

Huh weird, not seeing it on my end and haven't heard of it from any other sources. Any particular spots you saw it happen?

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

All throughout the whole thing. Like it was turning on/off the grade. Weird.

 

[Nick Junkersfeld]

Must be something on your end, just checked the embed and on vimeo, looks good to me. Strange tho :/

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

I think I've seen this happen before. Great work!

 

[Nick Junkersfeld]

Thanks Jake

 

[Sareesh Sudhakaran]

Nice work. Great work by the actor who plays the father. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Julian Fort]

Wow some really nice looking footage! What type of glass did you use?

 

[Jonathan Lee]

Nice Work.. defiantly one of the better pieces I have seen on Vimeo, which lenses did you use???

 

[Nick Junkersfeld]

Wow some really nice looking footage! What type of glass did you use?

Thanks! We shot a Cooke 18-100mm for the bulk of production, for the bar/flashback shots a Canon PL tilt-shift prime was used, it was a 32mm if I recall correctly.

 

[Vladimir Druts]

Very well done. Do you know what type of mic setup you guys used? Great audio

 

[Clovis Ong]

oh my god. That was absolutely awesome. love everything about it

 

[darren scott]

wow! loved it.

 

[Nick Junkersfeld]

Very well done. Do you know what type of mic setup you guys used? Great audio

Oh man, don't have specifics but the production sound guy generally worked with 2 lavs, a boom (one of the high end Sennheiser shotguns) with a 4-channel mixer. He provided solid production sound, then Mike P. Nelson the director, along with the post engineer spent a LOT of time on sound design for the final release. Thanks for checking it out!

 

[Vladimir Druts]

Oh man, don't have specifics but the production sound guy generally worked with 2 lavs, a boom (one of the high end Sennheiser shotguns) with a 4-channel mixer. He provided solid production sound, then Mike P. Nelson the director, along with the post engineer spent a LOT of time on sound design for the final release. Thanks for checking it out!

Some of the best Cinematography on shorts I've seen too.

 

[Robert Barrera]

Loved it! Very inspiring on many levels. Should be a feature film. Bravo!

 

[Nick Junkersfeld]

The Retirement of Joe Corduroy just received an excellent review over at Film Threat so I figured a bump was in order for those that may be interested in, but missed this unique short.

http://www.filmthreat.com/reviews/62853/

 

[Peter Dmitriyev]

holy LORD. that was insane! what an incredible short. It was like geriatric Taxi Driver mixed with Unforgiven Mixed with Falling Down hahaha. amazing work and same for the cinematography

 

[bilal haidar]

great one, very classic