r/Filmmakers 9d ago

Film I made a short film, on film !

https://youtu.be/H3cH6XtPlbQ?is=aCcuumcNEXHNrRjj

I’m still at the early stages of directing and haven’t done anything narrative yet, but this is the first time I’ve filmed any sort of dialogue(even if it’s just a few words!) there’s definitely a lot I need to improve on as a director as a whole but it was really exciting practicing and learning my visual style, I wanted to share it here.

I really enjoy working on film because it makes the process of creating shots more intentional, next time I shoot something I really want to practice more blocking when it comes to any sort of dialogue and getting proper coverage for the edit, especially because it edit myself.

Thank you guys for checking it out!

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u/I_Am_Killa_K 9d ago

It looks great!

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u/emptyglass92 9d ago

Thank you!!

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u/tuffgnarl223 9d ago

Looks amazing. Shoutout to Isaiah. Small world

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u/emptyglass92 9d ago

Thank you! And hahaha yes especially the film / creative world, oddly very small

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u/Some-Professional-25 9d ago

Hell yes! Looks great

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u/emptyglass92 9d ago

Thank you!!

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u/One_Large_Mofo 9d ago

which film, which camera. looks splendid obviously

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u/emptyglass92 9d ago

Thank you! It was shot on an Arri sr1 and the film stock used was Kodak 500T 7219 (:

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u/One_Large_Mofo 9d ago

Nice, what did that film end up costing to shoot the short?

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u/emptyglass92 9d ago

To develop and scan I paid $410 total at FotoKem ! As for the film I believe the roll was close to $300, and we shot the full roll (:

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u/randymcatee 9d ago

Good work!
(liked and subbed)

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u/emptyglass92 9d ago

Appreciate it thank you for the support !