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  • in reply to: 15k budget for feature film? #6277
    rupert
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    Sorry to be a party pooper but Paddy’s feature (Tree Keeper) is budgeted at a lot over 15k (Try adding a zero on the end and then some)

    Shooting a feature on 16mm for 15K is technically impossible for the following simple reason:

    Kodak Vision2 100T 7212 400ft (120m) costs about E150.00 (Just over 10 min of runtime at 24fps)

    Lets say you shoot 7 reels a day (Fairly conservative) thats E1050.00 for stock

    Assuming a very tight shooting schedule of 15 days (25 -40 days would be normal for a indi feature)

    Thats E15,750 just for raw stock,
    Chances are you might what to develop some of this stock.
    And sync the sound to the rushes
    And get a least an 1080 scan so you can edit it and view it (or at least an SD telecine, if your feeling very broke)

    In real terms it would be very difficult to shoot a feature length project on 16mm for less than about E45,000 to E50,000

    And that excludes all the costs of the film (Like wages, rentals, accommodation, transport, insurance, post, you get the idea)

    And before I get flamed as a digital lovin old sod, my super 16 is sitting on the shelf above my computer and yes it does make a lovely whirling sound

    Listen to the lads above and spend your money on a DSLR and a couple of nice old primes and start shooting
    All the best
    Rupert Mac
    DP The Tree Keeper (Which we seriously considered shooting on Super 16 :wink: )

    [url:1882oabg]http://www.treekeepermovie.com/[/url:1882oabg]
    [url:1882oabg]http://www.facebook.com/pages/TREE-KEEPER/118383394857713?v=wall[/url:1882oabg]

    in reply to: Breakfast #5707
    rupert
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    Hi Eoin & Dan
    Sound interesting, I must pop over on Tuesday and chat with ye all, got lots of free time this summer and I’m looking for projects.
    Regards
    Rupert Mac

    in reply to: Daughters of RĂ³me #5533
    rupert
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    Hi Lads
    Had a quick look at some of the footage yesterday in full glorious HD, and ye all looking feckin great! Thanks again to the egomotion crew for coming down and helping us out, we would not have got the shots with out ye.
    Regards
    Rupert Mac

    in reply to: Lighting Workshop #4984
    rupert
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    Hey Dan
    Was thinking of asking the Savoy again, but does anyone have another venue?
    Regards
    RupertMac

    in reply to: Interview with Irish cameraman John Conroy #4429
    rupert
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    I meet him once a couple of years ago through a mutual friend, very nice and straight forward guy. (Also built like a brick s**t house, apparently very handy for holding huge Panny cameras out the doors of helicopters)

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