Re: [videoblogging] Cloverfield - First Movie With Camcorders

2007-07-12 Thread Michael Sullivan
http://www.1-18-08.com/ http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/11808/large.html On 7/11/07, thisiswar3005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello All, I understand that J.J. Abrams is developing a movie with the code name Cloverfield and which is being filmed with camcorders. That claim was

[videoblogging] Cloverfield - First Movie With Camcorders

2007-07-11 Thread thisiswar3005
Hello All, I understand that J.J. Abrams is developing a movie with the code name Cloverfield and which is being filmed with camcorders. That claim was challenged by one person; I believe that the film can be done this way, but what say you? Here's the preview -- well, a doctored

Re: [videoblogging] Cloverfield - First Movie With Camcorders

2007-07-11 Thread Brian Richardson - WhatTheCast?
Other films have used camcorders for some of the footage. 28 Days Later, Tadpole, Dancer in the Dark, Blair Witch Project (ok, bad example). Of course, camcorder is a pretty broad term these days. A $3,000-6,000 HDV video camera can be considered a camcorder to film producers used to using

Re: [videoblogging] Cloverfield - First Movie With Camcorders

2007-07-11 Thread Brook Hinton
Are you sure they don't mean cel phone camera or something? That wouldn't be true either - there's already been at least one feature length cel phone-shot documentary. Features have been shot on video for decades, and since Festen (the first Dogme95 film, a superb narrative feature shot with a

Re: [videoblogging] Cloverfield - First Movie With Camcorders

2007-07-11 Thread Brook Hinton
D'oh - sorry, I misread, thinking they were claiming it was the FIRST feature shot with camcorders. But shooting a film with consumer camcorders these days is not that big a deal. On 7/11/07, Brook Hinton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you sure they don't mean cel phone camera or something? That