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BMW "M5 BEAST" Official Teaser Trailer (A short film I am working on)

 
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Nov 07, 2010 09:34 |  #1

Hey guys, thought I'd share my most recent video project. It is on going given we are putting together a short BMW film. This is my boy Mert's wide body M5. A bagged M-tech II E30 is also in this..check it out. All CC and feedback welcome :)

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Nov 07, 2010 13:33 |  #2

Was good. I chuckled at the air ride haha. I would recommend trying to stay out of the reflections. Some of the scenes i saw you in the reflection. Not to noticeable unless you show video people but just saying for small details. Also i would use a Polarizing filter for the harsh reflection that way you see more of the car instead of reflections of the sky hitting the car. That way it makes it look more smooth and clean. Good job though, i did like it.


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Nov 07, 2010 14:27 |  #3

LOL great video so far. Good editing too. Thats a monster of an M5.


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Nov 07, 2010 16:49 |  #4

*wipes drool from desk*


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Nov 07, 2010 17:40 |  #5

i like it so far
its really good!




  
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Nov 07, 2010 23:18 |  #6

That was freakin' awesome.


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Nov 07, 2010 23:18 |  #7

I enjoyed this video


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Nov 08, 2010 03:41 |  #8

Great video! Love it!


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Nov 08, 2010 04:48 |  #9

Like what was posted in the comments section of the video - I don't understand the girl, and also the lighting is a little 'average' for the situation. Would have like to see a bit more of a dramatic element there. Besides that, my other C&C is that the guys in the car were kindah unbelievable in their reaction to the M5. Also, was that a bike on the roof? Maybe an American thing that I don't understand, but why?

Besides that it looks good! The editing is pretty tight and the details filming (especially the exhaust) was very class. Looking forward to the full film :).


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Nov 08, 2010 09:29 |  #10

woooo thats a bad ass video ......... goodjob.


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Nov 08, 2010 09:55 |  #11

looks good, cant wait to see the whole thing


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Nov 08, 2010 10:31 |  #12

Agnu wrote in post #11245151 (external link)
Like what was posted in the comments section of the video - I don't understand the girl, and also the lighting is a little 'average' for the situation. Would have like to see a bit more of a dramatic element there. Besides that, my other C&C is that the guys in the car were kindah unbelievable in their reaction to the M5. Also, was that a bike on the roof? Maybe an American thing that I don't understand, but why?

Besides that it looks good! The editing is pretty tight and the details filming (especially the exhaust) was very class. Looking forward to the full film :).

I dont understand the girl either... Unless shes really the owner, I wouldnt have put her in the video.

@Agnu: Its the "cool" thing here to do is rock a roof rack, even if you dont use whatever the rack is for.


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Nov 08, 2010 11:41 |  #13

TauntDevil wrote in post #11241167 (external link)
Was good. I chuckled at the air ride haha. I would recommend trying to stay out of the reflections. Some of the scenes i saw you in the reflection. Not to noticeable unless you show video people but just saying for small details. Also i would use a Polarizing filter for the harsh reflection that way you see more of the car instead of reflections of the sky hitting the car. That way it makes it look more smooth and clean. Good job though, i did like it.

TauntDevil...was good, thanks for the feedback. You got it, I didn't catch the reflections til I was post processing so it was too late to go back. I'll definitely keep it in mind for all future footage. And yes I wish I had a Polarizer during the windshield scenese. Thanks again!


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Nov 08, 2010 11:42 |  #14

chonhzilla wrote in post #11241430 (external link)
LOL great video so far. Good editing too. Thats a monster of an M5.

Thank you sir! :)


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Nov 08, 2010 11:45 |  #15

Agnu wrote in post #11245151 (external link)
Like what was posted in the comments section of the video - I don't understand the girl, and also the lighting is a little 'average' for the situation. Would have like to see a bit more of a dramatic element there. Besides that, my other C&C is that the guys in the car were kindah unbelievable in their reaction to the M5. Also, was that a bike on the roof? Maybe an American thing that I don't understand, but why?

Besides that it looks good! The editing is pretty tight and the details filming (especially the exhaust) was very class. Looking forward to the full film :).

Agnu - thanks for your feedback! We through the model in to add eye candy, but I definitely see what you are saying. We really relied on ambient light but I do see how more dramatic lighting could have given a stronger impact. In terms of the acting, lol that was the best the guys could do...it was there first time :D. Yes the roof rack and bike thingy is an American tuner thing. Thanks again for the positive feedback and CC. Always appreciated!


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