JawsTDS said:
I actually just recently discovered a German HDTV rip of the Theatrical Cut. While there is a logo embedded on the top left side of the image, it is still sufficient for use. Might be going back to the drawing board with this.
I feel like Jedi is not going to happen. When's the last time Harmy posted here?
And every time there's a new release...there's a new article about Harmy...
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/star-wars-original-trilogy-blu-ray-coming-its-your-duty-pirate-them-instead-464423
So I'm an actor working in NYC and I've just cut my first voiceover demo for character/impersonations. I'm going to be revising it and I wanted to know what people thought of it. If you had any experience in this field, all the better. I'm going to be submitting this to agents and managers with the hope that I'll be signed.
I'm currently working on my legit demo with my regular speaking voice as well.
Here you go:
https://soundcloud.com/craiglenti/craig-lenti-character-impression-reel
As I said, ALL opinions welcome. I'd really appreciate it.
skoal said:
Hi all, I like DF's releases, they're really good, however I was looking into Se7en and was wondering, what exactly isn't on the 'Collector's Edition' DVD that's on the Criterion Laserdisc?
DF's Disc 2 contains: Dailies, TV Spots, Original Introduction with Commentary, Make-Up Video Essay with
Commentary, Production Design Video Essay with commentary, over 1000 photographs in a photo gallery,
original motion picture score (audio only) and an easter egg.
And this review site indicates: " It was a fabulous array of material, and the only things missing from New Line's Platinum Series two-DVD set are the make-up effects with commentary by Rob Bottin, the outtakes with Brad Pitt, the deleted artwork for posters, and a few other things (which Pitt and Fincher even mention in their commentary on this DVD release). And of course, the many commentaries — some short, some feature length — seem to be new." http://www.dvdjournal.com/reviews/s/seven2.shtml
What exactly are the "few other things" as it seems DF's Disc 2 has more stuff that's was on the 'Collector's Edition' DVD than wasn't. Can anyone elaborate? Thanks.
team_negative1 said:
Yes, we have the full version of the documentary about Return of the Jedi. This was the first one we were checking out, because it was a promo.
Team Negative1
Then, the question remains: do you legitimately have Classic Creatures? Or do we still need that?
team_negative1 said:
Just finished checking out the 16mm of - The Creatures from Revenge of the Jedi.
It might have some scenes that were not released before, we will check. The quality is very good for the condition that it is in.
It's pretty grainy, but not that distracting. We will be doing some light cleanup on it.
This version is about 11 minutes long.
Team Negative1
OK.
WHY?
I seem to have a problem with all of my recorded files created with my Hauppauge 1212.
After recording, I edit using VideoReDo and then use MultiAVCHD to author a disc. All files that are authored come out with a jump at the beginning, with the files themselves seemingly losing 3 frames.
Now, the odd thing is that the files are still ok. If I wanted to re-encode all of them, I could and the problem would disappear so it's not as if something has been re-encoded or cut. It's a playback issue and it only happens after the editing from VRD. For example, if I took the raw file from the Hauppauge and authored that, it wouldn't be a problem.
However, I'd rather figure out what TSmuxer (by way of Multiavchd) is doing to the files. For some reason, whenever it gets a hold of them to change from ts to M2TS (or even just from .ts to .ts), they come out with this problem.
After asking people about this issue on videohelp, I was told that smartcutters sometimes screw around with the information in the header and that is most likely causing this problem. Does anyone have any experience with this type of issue or know how I could correct the header so that I don't have to re-encode all of my files?
dark_jedi said:
digitalfreaknyc said:
You can purchase it on Vudu. I don't see what the big deal is.
Well if we are looking for it we have a reason, if not interested why even post in this thread?
DrDre said:
Here finally is the 10 min sample for SRV12. Enjoy!
<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8_LYKyZDiajQkIyUW05YVJ3Tm8/view?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8_LYKyZDiajQkIyUW05YVJ3Tm8/view?usp=sharing</a>
For full quality, please download!
You can purchase it on Vudu. I don't see what the big deal is.
marioxb said:
To me, for bonus features, like making ofs, VHS quality is good enough. Unless there are scenes in it that are not in the movies, and can be put back in the movie for alternate editions.
team_negative1 said:
We have only currently had access to the sources, and the scans.
Which is why we didn't mention it previously.
Most likely we will include one with each movie released.
However, there will be a disc with all of them on there so you won't have to wait for all of them to be released separately.
Team Negative1
AntcuFaalb said:
digitalfreaknyc said:
Neglify said:
Out of curiosity how much he asking for it?
I believe 2k.
Comparison: Nicholas Santini's sale page: http://home.q03.itscom.net/nsa/PioneerHLD-X9.htm
Neglify said:
Out of curiosity how much he asking for it?
team_negative1 said:
We have access and scans of all the Star Wars and Raiders documentaries. In good condition. They've been taken care of, and will be released. More details will be revealed later on.
Team Negative1
Possessed said:
If only there was some way you could find out in about 15 seconds using the internet... something where you could type in a question and immediately get an answer...
In the meantime, until that technology exists, all I can say is it's pornography involving threesomes.
SilverWook said:
It took a while to realize I was seeing double today! Threads merged for your convenience.
Aldarion said:
Just a thought... But...
I'm sure both Fox and Disney would love to sell the original versions of the trilogy since they only care about making money and selling the original trilogy would be a cash cow. However, I'm willing to bet that Lucas foresaw that possibility and he likely included a stipulation that says Disney and/or Fox cannot release the original trilogy without his permission otherwise the rights to the films revert back to him.
He may not be a good filmmaker, but he is a savvy businessman.
SilverWook said:
Both Raiders docs made it to Laserdisc in the U.S., so there are no subtitles to contend with. Can't recall if anyone ever undertook a preservation of them.
The Making of Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom never had a video release at all, AFAIK.
SilverWook said:
Hardware Wars on Blu Ray might look too good. ;)
Hope they include Ernie Fosselius' other projects, especially Porklips Now. You can probably guess what that is a spoof of...
Regardless, I'd love The Making of Star Wars, Classic Creatures and Great Movie Stunts Raiders special. But...who knows what shape they're in or if I could get someone interested enough to do the work.
SilverWook said:
I'm amazed any public libraries still have film collections these days.