Years ago when I was really poor I didn't have a good camera, but I loved making movies. So my twin brother and I had my mom sew us some costumes we designed, got some friends involved, then spent thanksgiving weekend in the middle of an abandoned quarry from the 1930's located on a mile long hike in the middle of thick woods. Don't ask me how we found this place. There were no roads that led to it either. It was the perfect place that looked like an ancient temple which fit perfectly for our story.... our Star Wars Fan Film. Thought I would share the trailer... keep in mind, our camera pretty much sucked, but the Visual Effects I did I think are pretty cool. :-p Also, the film has never been finished. We needed some pickup shots to finish it, but some people we needed dropped out, moved away, and just lost interest. Anyway, here it is. https://vimeo.com/33030008
Awesome...
Thanks. It's from like 2006, really old, and to me it's a little funny. I am the one dressed in black, the Sith Lord. It was fun to make and I learned a lot.
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That's pretty darn good!
Thank You Sandra! Wow! I haven't gotten feedback on this thing yet. I am ssooo critical of my own work so it makes me nervous to even post this video. Haha! Thanks!
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I'm the same way. The trailer for Girlfriend Lies will be out soon, and I am nervous as all get-out. A short I wrote (Hecate) that was produced in Denver is showing at the Denver Comic Con tonight, and I am nervous about that, too. That's the tough part of writing/making movies - you open yourself up to big love, and to the critics. Thankfully I've received more love than pans, though.
Totally Sandra! Let me know how it goes! Thanks!
That was pretty good Darrin
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Me like!
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looks really good!
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Love it! Great job...
Loved it!!!! great choreography moves..........loved the setting, & the music was perrr-fect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Be proud!!!!!
Great vision!
I liked it!
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Cool!!!
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Great beginnings Darrin. Keep up the good work.