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ReplyDelete"Astrological" observatory??
ReplyDeleteI agree this was pretty well done for a low-budget offering. Maybe it will take off like Dr. Horrible Sing-Along Blog.s
ReplyDeleteIn lieu of cross-cutting and insert shots the camera darts back and forth between subjects. Not too bad. They choreographed the camera movement pretty well. The acting is adequate. You don't need a big budget to make a decent film if you've a good story. Or a concert score. Or a QRP rig. Planning is the key. Just a musician's POV. Thanks for posting this!
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