How we made our thriller Part 7 | Release and Reception | Making of PAY BACK starring Craig Conway
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- Опубликовано: 16 фев 2024
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"Cracking short!" - Neil Marshall
Pay Back is a tense thriller starring Craig Conway (Dog Soldiers, The Descent, Doomsday, Vera) and Phil Harker and directed by Steve Ramsden, shot in Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead in North East England. It has already screened at the North East International Film Festival and the Tees Valley International Film Festival.
Synopsis: A wealthy property developer goes to the top floor of an art galley to pay the ransom for his kidnapped son. But when the lift mysteriously stops halfway up the building, he must quickly work out if the young man he is trapped with is just an innocent tourist - or the kidnapper...
This was always going to be a very challenging film to make on a low budget, but with a bit of inventiveness and a good, talented team you can do anything! We wanted to use a famous local North East landmark - the Baltic Centre with its glass lifts - as the centrepiece for the story, and we were lucky enough to be granted permission to shoot there. The very challenging script called for both a location shoot (the Baltic and surroundings) and a studio shoot (the lift interior) that had to match perfectly. This was made harder when, due to a number of factors, these two shoots ended up taking place over a year apart.
Part 7 of our behind the scenes looks at the film's release and reception.
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Now I REALLY want to see this!!!
As a student of your AE course, I can't wait to see this Steve. Any chance you'll stream it for us students?
I would love to see a video about your ADR process. (if you did any) I'd like to see how you approach each line with the actor. Do they hear the line they are redoing each time they are about to say it, so they can best match it? just a thought...
Luckily I've never had to do it, though I sometimes use a line from one take and use it over another (if it sounds better in one, but the take looks better in the other)
Hi there! You have always been a great inspiration to me, and as I stumbled across your more recent short film making, I saw just how amazing this film looks. But, I wasn't able to find it anywhere. Is there any place to watch this film, or is it not yet publicly available? Keep up the great work!
Many thanks! Pay Back is still on the festival circuit so is not public yet, but will be released on here eventually!
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips Okay, thanks!
Where is the movie finally?!
it will be on youtube when it finishes its festival run