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Hello maniaplanet members!
I guess most of you didnt know that i was making a lowbudget (0-unknown $) "feature" film.
Well indeed I am.

I took my tm videos one step further and ive started making irl videos.
This one is called "Villig Hevn" and is going to be a 30-60 minutes long film written and directed by me.
I wanted to share this video so you guys could give me feedback. BUT!
This is only part 1 because at my age its very hard to do this project as a hobby. So we just released part one and the next ones are coming as we finish filming them.

Villig Hevn is currently in a very rough Norwegian dialect but its subtitled in english.
All the music is also made by my TM friends

Video description:

Finally its here!
Part 1 of our movie "Villig Hevn" which are inspired by the series witht he same name.
The reason why we create this movie is because we had do make a new start in order to make a finish.
This is part 1 out of 4 parts. The rest will come when they are filmed and edited!
The history and the scene setup is finished for allt he scenes.

Villig Hevn is made by some 16 years old teenages in a small town in Norway where the director has a huge interest in making videos.

Spread this video if you liked it and be kind, its very hard to put out something like this

Watch Part 1 of the video here on youtube!
Part 2!

Because this is the 1st part, its more history than action, so be patient
Also; I posted the trailer in the tm2 chat and suddenly a wild hylis appeared:

I dont know what villig hevn is but i am looking forward

Written out of bad memory

So, here you have it, Hylis

Thanks in advance for feedbacks!

EDIT:
Yes, that wierd looking guy that "smokes" is me..

What is Villig Hevn? I haven't watched it yet.

Thanks.

Dont watch the episodes, they are so old and sucks
Watch Part 1 of the video, which is the youtube link in the first post. Its better production quality and story
You will also find all the episodes on the youtube account..

Teaser Picture for Part 2

I think for an amateur production it is quite good. My one suggestion is to get better at in-scene cuts. It appears like there are quite a few camera angles at your disposal, but sometimes you cut to a new angle at a weird time. Like it feels almost forced. I've heard a good meter is to cut when you would want to blink or when the actor speaking blinks. Otherwise is pretty decent cinematography.

Thanks, I dont have any experience in editing real time videos, so its new for me
But i just started on a school where i will learn these techniques

Part 2 was out some weeks ago, but i was at holidays and i didnt have time for subtitles, so i added them now.

Enjoy

Part 2!