End of the Line: Production
I have been producing a short film for the past couple of months entitled "End of the Line." I just have to say that a guy couldn't have asked fo...
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I have been producing a short film for the past couple of months entitled "End of the Line." I just have to say that a guy couldn't have asked for a better Cast, Crew and Location to make something out of nothing. I feel that all the hard work has been paying off and wanted to share a small piece of the production.(Lead Actress Ashley Post pictured below.) Chase Media Arts, CSU Northridge
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tttony
April 23, 2016
There is an awful lot going for this capture. The overexposure in the gravel and rock around the tunnel's mouth is somewhat distracting, but I appreciate the work that went into assessing the light conditions and exposing for the. There are big "wow" factors in terms of mystique and dynamic tension. The low angle is a wow. The exposure of the jeans is a wow, dark enough to isolate it from the background but still exhibiting enough detail and highlights to add contours to the calves and folds of the material. The dynamism extends to the hands and fingers that seem ready for action. Then there is the walking on the narrow rail and the rail lines leading to the superbly exposed tunnel exit. All together, it has a gritty atmosphere, which is probably what you wanted to achieve.
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