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Tomorrow's Memoir
Posted October 26, 2004
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An elderly man reflects on his unusual past and the choices he's made, while a mysterious crisis develops within his city.
He is a man with secrets, bitterness, lies and regret. And he's being watched.
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Release Year: 2003
- Actor: Michael Irwin
- Actor: Jason Bell
- Actor: Dena Unger
- Actor: Brock MacKay
- Star: Stephen Jefferys
- Star: Michael Collier
- Assistant Director: Adeja Chrisara
- Assistant Director: Raymond E. Bailey
- Assistant Editor: Jim Cliffe
- Associate Producer: Margery Bedford
- Associate Producer: Doug Brown
- Director: Jim Cliffe
- Director of Photography: Jiri Bakala
- Editor: Robert Gervais
- Filmmaker: Jim Cliffe
- Photography: Alicja Rosnowski
- Producer: Jim Cliffe
- Producer: Kulchera Matson
- Production Manager/UPM: Kyle L. Poirier
- Score Composer: Kim Traff
- Sound Mixer: Henry Poivesson
- Special Effects Designer: Neil Hooson
- Supervising Sound Editor: Issac Strozberg
- Writer: Jim Cliffe
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Fantastic! Beautiful film. I am working on a modern Noir with some of the same visual style. Your lighting was exceptionally well done. What was this shot with? Digital or actual film? HD or Standard definition? great use of visual fx. It wasn't over done. This again is a great piece of work. What are you planing on doing with it now that it's done? Keep up the great work. We will be looking forward to any of your future projects. We are gearing up to shoot in February. Drop us a line and check out our student version of the film as well as our blogs. Great job again. Best of wishes. Miguel Amodio Inner Image Productions
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absolutely loved this piece. whether budget constraints or stylistic choice, the focus on the human aspect and real characterization make this a cut above the norm of superhero fan films. More please!
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nice lighting, good low key...bad sequence for the the man going upstair...You used the man's black suit for a fade to black transition, i like it...geez...16 sec without cutting/ changing ur angle for a man typewriting? It'll look OK for ME if you did some racking shot, cuz his bald head is so distracting. BAD cut, late reaction for the people heard the explotion. I give 3 star for cinematography, 2 star for digi effects. The contrast of the sepia is strong...
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Great work. You should enter it into our film festival. Might win $10,000. www.bomsfilmgroup.com
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