Saturday, 27 March 2010

VIDEO BLOG: Episode 4

'Low budget does not mean low quality' was our mantra during the production. One of the keys to this was to shoot using 35mm lenses. This has recently become a much more viable option, and camera operator Roger Marshall discusses the pros and cons and also the camera and tapeless workflow used. Director of Photography Anna Carrington describes the impact shooting through 35mm lenses had on the lighting. And there is also information on how the sound was recorded and make-up. Finally, the cast discuss how they approached their roles and worked with the director.

All this and more in the fourth episode of the seven part series 'How to Make a Next-to-Nothing Budget Feature Film' exclusively on YouTube..

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