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Incredible work. That was really one of the most enjoyable films in some time. Animation, set-design, lighting and cinematography were all far above average. Keep up the great work!
Amazing job dude
Thanks for all the compliments guys!
Excuse me, but would I be able to have permission to feature this Trailer on my site under your name?
OK then. Just embed the video from my Youtube channel, and put my name there.
Dear Whittleberry
This was a verry imposant trailer.
Ok, I missed some scary scenes, but in fact to the original story of Bram Stokers Dracula it is not a "must be"
Ich kann dich nicht klar verstehen. Vielleicht könntest du ein Wörterbuch nutzen? Aber es freut mich, dass du dein bestes tust, auf Englisch zu schreiben. Ich finde Deutsch auch schwer 
You use the 9k?
Please tel me, which is the highest resolution of picture-quality?
1600x1200 Px
I´m thinking about to get one to instead of filming with the Canon.
Can you upload a Frame shooten with the 9k???
Natürlich. Pass auf, dieses Bild ist nicht komprimiert.
What's all that mean in English?
Hehehe...
I didn´t know that you can speak/write german such perfect... 
Its many times better than my english.
Ok, so what I miss in "Dracula" is
dass etwas zu wenig von den Grusel/Schreck-Sequenzen da sind.
There is not realy "horror" inside.
Die Bildqualität der 9K ist super! Ich werde mir eine zu meinem Geburtstag nächsten Monat kaufen.
Mit solch einer guten Qualität brauche ich keine DigiCam mehr...
The quality of the pictures is super. So i will buy one next month. With such a perfect pic-quality I don´t need my DigiCam anymore...
Oh, by the way:
Do you have a letterboxed 4:3-Version of this Trailer?
For Brick-Cinema.com ....????
Oooooooohhh. But don't blame me for not knowing my German. Our school canceled it a while ago, so the only languages we can take are French and Spanish.
Hehehe...
I didn´t know that you can speak/write german such perfect...
Its many times better than my english.
Danke! Ich lerne Deutsch in der Schule.
Ok, so what I miss in "Dracula" is
dass etwas zu wenig von den Grusel/Schreck-Sequenzen da sind.
There is not realy "horror" inside.
Ja, das stimmt. Es ist eine altmodische Geschichte. Doch das Buch hat viel mehr Blut als mein Film
Oh, by the way:
Do you have a letterboxed 4:3-Version of this Trailer?
For Brick-Cinema.com ....????
OK, ich werde meinen Film dort gleich hochladen
Last edited by Whittleberry (October 31, 2009 (06:29pm))
The technical qualities are all outstanding, with particular regards to the set design (I also loved your attention to detail with little things like the reflections in the glass for the scenes on the train).
However, as a trailer, the pacing was sometimes inconsistent and too slow. The first and last 20 seconds of it were the most effective, with more rapid cuts and less plot summary. A lot of the middle section, though, didn't have a "trailer" feel, just a condensed version of the story.
Grrrr...Whittleberry, I know you can speak english. As I am only starting taking French next year, it's easier if I know what you're saying.
Why does it bother you so much?
- Aaron
Well, I like to know what people say. Someone could be saying something I thought was really imporntant, like a really good answer to a question on brickfilming, or they could just be saying "You dirty little #*@*% $!!>! @## *$^% *#&^ *%&^*#!!!!!" and you wouldn't even know it.
It's also German. Plus, Google Translate, Babelfish, etc. are quite easily accessible from...anything with internet.
Last edited by Cheshire (November 4, 2009 (09:09pm))
What's Google Translate?
However, as a trailer, the pacing was sometimes inconsistent and too slow. The first and last 20 seconds of it were the most effective, with more rapid cuts and less plot summary. A lot of the middle section, though, didn't have a "trailer" feel, just a condensed version of the story.
Precisely what I was going to say.
mario72 wrote:Hehehe...
I didn´t know that you can speak/write german such perfect...
Its many times better than my english.Thank you! I learn German at school.
mario72 wrote:Ok, so what I miss in "Dracula" is
dass etwas zu wenig von den Grusel/Schreck-Sequenzen da sind.
There is not realy "horror" inside.Yes, that's right. It is an old-fashioned story. But the book has much more blood than my film
mario72 wrote:Oh, by the way:
Do you have a letterboxed 4:3-Version of this Trailer?
For Brick-Cinema.com ....????OK, I'll just upload my film there
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