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Originally posted by The STE
speaking of digital cameras, it seems that 28 Days Later has started a new trend (in the states at least), at least a visual trend, of using digital video cameras. The most recent example is Open Water, which was apparently very good. Do you think this will be a new trend or just a quick...experiment isn't the right word but something along those lines

Open Water is a VERY GOOD movie, and being filmed on digital camera's worked very well for it... nothing was lost by digital camera's being used, I actually think it added an aspect of reality to the movie.

I think if the movies characters and\or storyline is strong enough than the movie could be filmed on a cheap-ass 1980's video camera and still keep an audiences attention for the duration.

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Originally posted by urgeok
what music are you using ?

is this a popular thing ? AMV ?

I feel so unplugged ...

I used Fight Song by Marylin Manson

you can see it here: http://www.animemusicvideos.org/memb...mbers_main.php
unfortunately there's a bit of a wait time before you can download anything

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Originally posted by I_Still_Know!
Open Water is a VERY GOOD movie, and being filmed on digital camera's worked very well for it... nothing was lost by digital camera's being used, I actually think it added an aspect of reality to the movie.

I think if the movies characters and\or storyline is strong enough than the movie could be filmed on a cheap-ass 1980's video camera and still keep an audiences attention for the duration.

sometimes shitty VQ helps. It's not necessarily realism, but there's something it adds. As long as you can more or less see what's going on, nothing else matter