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![]() Dead Moose, Inc.
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SUMMARY CAST & CREW Director of Photography- Eric T. Jones PRODUCTION NOTES 1. Four friends decide to spend a weekend in a suite. The idea would come back again early the next year, and at the end of March, five of us turned in scripts: Filming was slated for Spring Break, by which time Sean dropped his segment from production. Me, periodically
reading everything about how the professionals make movies, had a then-recent obsession with shooting multi-camera, and that
approach is how we ended up shooting most of the segments. It was time-consuming to set up, tedious, and mostly unnecessary.
Video quality was also mixed due to using my then-new Optura 60, Richie's Optura 20, and the old "Fight Movie" camera-- which,
as it turned out, was the best option for low-light filming. Aspect Ratio- 1.85:1 [16x9]
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