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MikeKobal
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hi guys,
hope its ok to share this here, my friend dikayl just finished a 16mm b/w film, i am very impressed, it shows again the guy behind the camera is more important then the camera (but we all new that already ;)
http://www.mikekobal.com/blog/?p=458
check it out, it is a nice break from our regular forum chat.
cheers,
mike

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Bjorn van Sinttruije
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Many people must have not watched this, because not leaving a comment is just... Well.

Tell your friend he delivered some wonderful work. Great videography, good story. Very well done! I'm impressed as well!

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Nice one!

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Very nicely done. Good storytelling and fine videography!!

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Very awesome. I love B&W movies, and the story was pretty good. My favourite scene was probably the 1st subway platform/train scene with the quick cuts between the outside and inside of the train.

Loved it.

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The script is interesting, the cinematography was awesome. They really managed to create a sense of suspense and tension, greatly done.

I think the camera operation was also very good, specially on the chase shots and the subway scenes.

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