film

"Gotta Love Jack"

The ultimate commitment gone wrong. A colorfully visual film.

Director: Cody James Ong
Producer: Brooke Lynn DeVries 
AD: Natalia Oasis
DP: Kevin A. Larson

CAST

Hey everyone,
I've been away from the forums for quite a while starting a new antique business but I am back!

I wanted to share one of my new videos that I got a chance to put together for Canada's Culture Days in September 2012.

The plan was 24 hours to write, shoot, and edit a short film and get a hands on experience on how to produce a video. Unfortunately the event I organized no one showed up to! So instead of having live actors to work with and people to brainstorm to write a script, I ended up calling up a friend to use her store to create a film. We sat down and took 3 hours to write out some shot ideas and a VERY rough outline and decided to just shot as we went along. The final product turned out much better than I had planned and I hope you enjoy!

^ Watch her age

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Hey everyone,

I'm in the pre-production phase of writing a music video that involves a lot of shots of a man looking into various reflective surfaces (mirror, glass building, puddle etc) and seeing a girl (his girlfriend) back out at him. I was wondering would any of you have any ideas on how best to approach this type of shot? I have thought about greenscreening, but have to consider getting the perfect angles and also shooting the two separate and just making them appear correct in post production...

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