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A car dealer pitches a brand new luxury model to a potential customer. Hilarity ensues.
This is pretty much the result of a release of severe anxiousness to do something with my new Canon HV30, having had it for well over a month and done nothing official with it. Which might explain its notable lack of sense-making.
Last edited by MindGame (March 25, 2009 (02:16am))
I'm waiting for it to buffer, but the quality is superb!
Well, that wasn't what i expected, but still great. Were the faces digital?
Last edited by Maron (March 25, 2009 (03:54am))
Ah I see now.
The HV30 is great, and great compression, the quality was good even when it wasn't in HD, I think YouTube is getting better...
Good job man, look forward to your future stuff with your new camera.
haha really funny, great animation.
Only there was this cameraman logo on the back of the car dealers t-shirt.
I didn't get it, but that's what makes it funny. The animation when he smashed the sales man in the car was perfect.
I agree with you, KG. I'm jealous because of your transparent bricks.
EDIT: I found a small flaw in this film. At 0:28 the sales man points at the car, and when it shows the other guy he is stainding normal and looking at the guy. Then at 0:33 he's pointing at the car and then back to the guy.
Last edited by Filip (March 25, 2009 (08:53am))
Meh, I don't like it so much. You need to work on editing (those pauses were too long IMO) and generally on getting more well-rounded stories.
Haha, I liked it. You finally used the Cafe Corner in a film now too. 
The animation and sets were great (as usual), but the one thing that I spotted was continuity (or lack of it). In one shot, the salesman would be turned on one foot and have his arms up a bit, but switch to the shot with the buyer and he's standing straight again. Otherwise, I like it.
You never disappoint, MindGame.
Great animation, nice sets, good face animation, awesome comedy 
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You can always spot something wrong, Hazzat.
I thought the animation and quality was brilliant, but I didn't really get the ending.
-Dave
Awesome.
I didn't understand the whole thing... BUT the animation was incredibly smooth, the last scene looked really good as well.
That was great. Animation and sets were well designed. A rather puzzling storyline to follow though.
Eh, I didn't think it was that funny, but I liked when the guy slammed the salesman's head into the car (including the camera movement). Your new Canon camera has very good quality, and you should use it in your future films. Good job.
It looks nice visually, though the joke and timing fell flat for me as well. I didn't feel like the salesman's slight intrusion really justified the extreme awkward pause.
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