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____ THE RITE OF HOLMGANG (VIKING SHORT FILM)

Actor Websites by Web For Actors - A young warrior must overcome both sword and shield as well as the rage behind them, when he takes his father’s place in a duel. A short film in the Old Norse Language Original score composed by Luke Standridge: https://soundcloud.com/lukestandridge Featuring the song 'Trisahion' by Cappella Romana: https://cappellaromana.org Follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/thebrosrobinson/ Filmed in Tasmania, Australia on a budget of zero dollars Cinematography/camera by Andrew Walton: http://andrewwaltonfilm.com Sound recording by Bent Eared Records: https://www.bentearedrecords.com Sound design by Mahoney Audio Post: http://www.mahoneyaudiopost.co.uk Follow The Brothers Robinson on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebrosrobinson

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Dailies are raw, unedited footage (usually synced to sound) showing all the entire takes that were shot on particular day. They are called this because usually at the end of a shooting day, the film is processed so that the director and crew can view it right away. The idea behind this is to review their day' work and look for mistakes or improvements that they can apply to later shots. Sometimes they will notice mistakes that will warrant a re-shoot. Dailies are also used to show studio executives so that they can keep up to date on the crew' progress, and provide feedback if needed.