It’s tax day, and as pick-me-up for the Undergrounders who are sending Uncle Sam the equivalent of a couple fly rods, we’re reporting on yet another hot-looking video trailer that’s crossed the Underground’s desk. This one’s called Once in a Blue Moon, and it’s set in New Zealand during “mouse” season:
Once in a Blue Moon 60sec promo from Bumcast on Vimeo.
Interesting stuff (great soundtrack), but we gotta ask: how does an industry that can’t quite cover the marketing basics support a movie that includes helicopter time? Just asking is all.
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Well even on my tiny screen, that looked pretty awesome. But, did you notice the editing? There’s no way that guy threw that loop with a mouse pattern at the end of his line. DS Fly Fishing(Quote)
Chopper time is actually comparatively inexpensive compared to the many production costs incurred in making a film, traveling to a location, setting up accommodation camps etc etc.
In half an hour you can get stunning footage that would otherwise be impossible.
Re the casting – take a look at the entire film to see whats going on. There are far better loops than those!
Carl
FFF Master Casting Instructor ;-) Carl McNeil(Quote)