Post by VenusHeadTrap on Oct 9, 2010 3:59:14 GMT -5
Working Title:
The First entirely independent film production from Venus head trap
The tribute to end all tributes (from me)
Release Date: Spring, 2011
Tagline: A Rollercoaster for the mind.
Run Time: Pending
Story: Griffin is a young, ambitious man sitting at his computer. It becomes evident that he is an avid fan of a Japanese event titled Sasuke, the world’s most difficult obstacle course. As the psyche of this maniacal fan is explored after hard wiring his own brain into what he loves most, the entire history and core of importance behind Sasuke is explored even deeper than him.
Technical Plot: Conclusive Sasuke montage set to source music from the show as well as focusing on one electronic center piece. Aggressive editing techniques (such as clips that rotate, rush from left to right, stack on top of one another, morph, fade in & out, flicker accordingly and even create intentional distortion) change the way montage tributes are perceived without causing viewers any eye strain.
Where: YouTube; No. Blip.tv; No. Download; Yes. Dedicated website; Yes.
Did I leave anything wide open? more info this week; don't be shy to ask anything obscure.
The First entirely independent film production from Venus head trap
The tribute to end all tributes (from me)
Release Date: Spring, 2011
Tagline: A Rollercoaster for the mind.
Run Time: Pending
Story: Griffin is a young, ambitious man sitting at his computer. It becomes evident that he is an avid fan of a Japanese event titled Sasuke, the world’s most difficult obstacle course. As the psyche of this maniacal fan is explored after hard wiring his own brain into what he loves most, the entire history and core of importance behind Sasuke is explored even deeper than him.
Technical Plot: Conclusive Sasuke montage set to source music from the show as well as focusing on one electronic center piece. Aggressive editing techniques (such as clips that rotate, rush from left to right, stack on top of one another, morph, fade in & out, flicker accordingly and even create intentional distortion) change the way montage tributes are perceived without causing viewers any eye strain.
Where: YouTube; No. Blip.tv; No. Download; Yes. Dedicated website; Yes.
Did I leave anything wide open? more info this week; don't be shy to ask anything obscure.