I want to see some reels, please?

Brandon Adams · December 12, 2004

I was just interested in seeing some reels you guys have posted.

Anyone want to share?

Justin Hayward · December 12, 2004

Sure! Just check out www.humiliatedenough-myotherfilmsaremasterpieces.com. :D

J. Lamar King IMPOSTOR · December 13, 2004

How about www.watchreels.com I think a few posters here are on that.

Jon Allen · December 16, 2004

Sure! Just check out www.humiliatedenough-myotherfilmsaremasterpieces.com. :D

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Alright, I tried that link... just on the outside chance... :wacko:

cineshooter · December 16, 2004

you can look at mine (www.cineshooter.com)

I'd love to hear what you think

JD

F Bulgarelli · December 17, 2004

Check out my modest work at:

prettypictures.com/franciscobulgarelli

Gilbert · February 2, 2005

I was just interested in seeing some reels you guys have posted.

Anyone want to share?

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Anthony Bono · February 10, 2005

Howdy,

Just a low res version, only 10 mb. I'm poor, so it's hard to find a bigger host.

Check it out @:

TBDP reel

Always looking for advice and criticism.

Thanks,

Tony

John Ealer · February 10, 2005

www.johnealer.com

J

Michael Nash · February 10, 2005

No reel online yet, but you can see a short film:

http://www.ifilm.com/filmdetail?ifilmid=422138&htv=12

February 10, 2005

No reel online yet, but you can see a short film:
http://www.ifilm.com/filmdetail?ifilmid=422138&htv=12

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Hah, wow Michael.. that guy who gave it a 2/5 in the review sure sounded like a putz. At least he praised the cinematography :)

I liked the cross-dissolving dolly shots in the montage where the 2 actors were seated.

Phil Rhodes · February 10, 2005

Hi,

I am in awe of Mr. Ealer, with the possible exception of:

"The least likely to vote - and the most likely to be stereotyped as martial-arts experts!"

Phil

February 11, 2005

while we're on the subject, what's the general practice involving music in reels? Is one obligated to own some sort of rights to the music or can we pretty much use whatever we like. I suppose it's debatable whether we're using this for profit, but I suppose ultimately it is an advertisement for ourselves so I suppose we do need some sort of exhibition rights. So, if that is the case, what kind of approach do most of you generally take regarding finding and getting the rights to the music you use?

Claudio Miranda ASC · February 11, 2005

www.claudiomiranda.com

Phil Rhodes · February 11, 2005

Hi,

Why are you worried about whether it's for profit or not? The copyright laws aren't. The moment you copy the track off the CD you're technically in breach, no matter whether it's for personal use, profit, distribution, whatever.

Phil

February 12, 2005

Hi,

Why are you worried about whether it's for profit or not? The copyright laws aren't. The moment you copy the track off the CD you're technically in breach, no matter whether it's for personal use, profit, distribution, whatever.

Phil

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Makes sense. I've never really had to deal terribly much with this kind of stuff before, so how do you go about putting music on the reel? Do you have it composed or do some of you just throw lisence out the window and just put whatever you like on there?

Thanks, phil.

February 12, 2005

Ever hear of royalty free music? It is your safest bet, and cheap.

www.smartsound.com

www.freshmusic.com

And no I don't work for either.

Frank

February 12, 2005

Thanks, Frank, I have heard of royalty free music, I was just checking to see what my options are. I'm in the process of finally assembling my first reel now that I have something to put on it. I'll be sure to post it once I get a chance, right now I'm temping it to Michael Jackson's Thriller but since I don't want to pay a couple hundred grand for it I'll have to find something else. But perhaps I'll post my temporary reel once it's all assembled, just for kicks. I could use some feedback, anyhow.