Looks like something you'd find inside Willy
Wonka's Chocolate Factory. I'll post a real
comment once I hear your pitch!
Posted 17 months ago.
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Very personal idea - yet speaks to many.
Shots are well composed. The wine glass is
fantastic. I like where this is going! Can't
wait to see the end.
Posted 17 months ago.
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This is Fresh... your idea is totally new to
me.
Curves - I think its coming together
Matt!!!! I cant wait to see it!
Posted 17 months ago.
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I really think that the glass emptying is a
great way to show the level of
"love" or commitment. It's a very
powerful message, and well thought out.
Posted 17 months ago.
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First wine part is so awesome. I am so
jealous. Next year I will send you my ROMATIC
video. God bless you and your future.
Posted 17 months ago.
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Idea: There's great potential here. I think
if you look deep inside yourself, you'll find
the idea that's really fresh.
Curve: it definitely has a forward movement
to it. The ending is critical to the curve
and to the idea you're expressing
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I like your transitions, great FRESH idea. I
love it. Great way to get your point across!
Can't wait to see what you do with the
ending.
Posted 17 months ago.
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I really like the idea.. I can't wait to see
the ending.. the symbolism of the emptying
cup is really great. Good luck
Posted 17 months ago.
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Nice opening shot. The theme of the wine is
nice. The build with glass needs to be
matched with the emotion. How will you refill
your glass? Will you? Congratulations!
Posted 17 months ago.
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Freshness: we get AA commercials at every
single commercial break on Armed Forces
Network. Ask any DoDDS teacher. 9 times out
of 10 it's really awful--laughingly awful.
And like Stephanie said, if you make this
have a bouncy happy ending, I think you're
going to tarnish it a little bit. Who is this
geared towards? Is this a warning or a
sympathetic helping hand? If it's a warning,
I say keep ending abysmal and a debbie
downer. Actually I think that's how your
ending should be no matter what.
Your voiceover is excellent. I like your
voice!
And the wine class getting less and
less=excellente.
Posted 17 months ago.
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Love can certainly be choice sometimes.
Love your idea and that you have chosen to
go dramatic; way to go outside your comfort
zone.
love the effect of the wine glass and wil's
suggestion is fantastic.
a thought.....fade out half way on the vows
and then fade back in at the end of the video
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I like the idea of the cup empyting as the
story progresses. I don't know if it's
necessary to zoom in on it the first scene
(when you're working late), leave it in the
shot but make people wonder what's going on.
If you were to zoom in on the second time
you're saying you have other things to do,
then everyone'll get it with an aha moment.
As endings go, just a suggestion, what if
you turned off the computer, the TV and put
down the mag and the cup filled (somehow..).
Your movie is a great idea.
(Have you been reading the Five Languages of
Love?)
Posted 17 months ago.
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Matt I like your idea it makes people think.
Very fresh. It will be interesting to see how
the rest goes! That will tell more about the
ending of your dramatic curve.
Posted 17 months ago.
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The wine glass is absolute perfection - one
drop spills over... and you can see the
abandon with which you jump into the
situation.
I agree with the comments about your voice -
you sound too happy or joking... you need
smarmy and insincere, especially as things go
downhill (and to make people question how
sincere the initial vows were).
Great dramatic curve - answering what
happens would lessen it, I think. I can see
what the others are saying, too, though.
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Wow! love the angles, colors, wine glass
effect. Your voice and the vows are great.
I agree with the classmate about changing
your tone with each compounding incident.
Good luck with the ending but leaving us
hanging and wondering isn't such a bad idea.
Who is your audience?
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Its coming together brotha. I do think that,
perhaps, I agree with Chris on the narration
voice. If you're gonna hit hard, you may have
to trick that section up a bit with you're
angry voice .... just a thought.
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John Taylor MSU says:
Looks like something you'd find inside Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. I'll post a real comment once I hear your pitch!
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