36 STAIRS: LUCASFILM AND THE 5D MARK II
Posted by Peter Marsh in Found, Video Nov 19th, 2009 | 3 responses
Two phenomenal Industrial Light & Magic artists have combined to their efforts to make one of the coolest looking short films I’ve seen in a long time! Hailed by acclaimed filmmaker Grzegorz Jonkajtys, director of “Ark” (Official Selecton - Cannes Film Festival) and co-written/produced by Philip Koch, the short takes place in a “polluted, megalopolis world where humans utterly depend on bio-mechanical alteration to withstand the deteriorating climate.”
The cinematography they achieved with the 5D Mark II is mind-blowing and it gets me all jazzed up that people in Hollywood are finally realizing what an amazing tool this camera is! You can see some of their behind the scenes photos from the set here!
The film has wrapped production and is now in post, but they’re in need of extra funding to finish off the film in time for Cannes Film Festival. If you like what you see and feel like lending a helping hand, visit their site here.
And well, at the very least, you should watch this trailer:
36stairs trailer from grzegorz jonkajtys on Vimeo.
looks good but im wondering if the motion artifact @ 0:38 - 0:39 is cause by the camera or processing/compression/vimeo
your scatological language kind diminishes your professionalism and therefore the accuracy of your reporting.
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