[Dan Pavlik]

thanks to all of you for the input! I appreciate it.

Hi I’m Dan. My current project is a feature comedy entitle Nominated. You can learn about it at http://www.nominatedthemovie.com

[Dan Pavlik]

Good stuff, Richard. thanks.

I’m shooting with an HVX170 w/ lens adapter. My opinion is that the shallow depth of field is what gives video a not-so-video look. that coupled with well-lit, nicely composed shots is what I’m after.

So I guess my real question is, If I shoot any other frame rate other than 24, am I screwed down the line if I get lucky enough to go to film? The “film look” not withstanding, is it still possible to go to film if I shoot 720p/59.94?

I appreciate the help and advice! I will do tests.
Dan

Hi I’m Dan. My current project is a feature comedy entitle Nominated. You can learn about it at http://www.nominatedthemovie.com

[Dan Pavlik]

thanks for that, Todd.

Camera movement will be kept to a minimum, but I can still see stutter when people walk through a locked down frame.

Is this a normal situation?

I guess the thing I’m worried about is I make a DVD for review, that it drives the viewer crazy. I’m just wondering if a 24p timeline can output a different rate or a pull-up/pull-down to mitigate the stutter when going to DVD?

Might be a question for another thread. thanks for your help!
Dan

Hi I’m Dan. My current project is a feature comedy entitle Nominated. You can learn about it at http://www.nominatedthemovie.com