Added: May 12, 2008
From: GavinMichaelBooth
Duration: 5:3
Another question answered for the students in Windsor, California. Filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth is on a mission to meet 12 of the Hollywood professionals that have inspired him in his career thus far. Steven Spielberg, Kevin Smith, Jimmy Eat World, Zach Braff, Tom Anderson, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Johnny Depp, Harry Knowles, Dan Mirvish, Bryan Singer, and Ellen DeGeneres. Click here to see the daily video journals from Gavin as he asks, pleads, begs, whines for these 12 to sit down for dinner and offer advice and encouragement for his directing career. If you have a lead... contact Gavin: 519.560.1673 aap_gavin@hotmail.com howmanydays.ca myspace.com/gavinbooth mimeticonline.com or on facebook: Gavin Michael Booth (Detroit, MI network)
Channel: Film
Tags: digital directing film filmmaker filmmaking fun interview lighting media production reel school set tutorial
Rating: 4.20 (5 ratings) Views: 124 Comments: 6
GavinMichaelBooth Says:
May 12, 2008 - what HD films are you talking about? Superman, Once Upon A Time In Mexico, Click... all shot in HD... can hardly tell the difference... and depends again on what type of filmstock and what you do with it... a fantastic looking film print with a shit story... is well... a shitty film
macdanman Says:
May 12, 2008 - first of all at this moment there is no video format that can come close to matching the resolution that 35mm film can achieve. Also 35mm film is able to almost match human eye in terms of seeing color range and depth perception. The films you mentioned went through many different stages of color correction (the process of which is very expensive). And yes I can tell the difference, also all the movies you mentioned are shit (sorry in advance i know your a RR fanboy).
macdanman Says:
May 12, 2008 - first of all at this moment there is no video format that can come close to matching the resolution that 35mm film can achieve. Also 35mm film is able to almost match human eye in terms of seeing color range and depth perception. The films you mentioned went through many different stages of color correction (the process of which is very expensive). And yes I can tell the difference, also all the movies you mentioned are shit (sorry in advance i know your a RR fanboy).
Windsor016 Says:
May 13, 2008 - Hahaha... 398 days and still shooting blanks on the quest eh? Ya, might as well change the topic to what equipment you use.
GavinMichaelBooth Says:
May 13, 2008 - Not so many blanks... knocked off 3 of the 12 thus far!
macdanman Says:
May 12, 2008 - film looks better, i can tell the difference a lot of people can tell the difference