
Kung Fu Red
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Red went to the young warlord's garden to challenge him, refusing to give into his demands...
An homage to classic martial arts movies. Shot on the RED ONE. Edited in Final Cut Pro.
An homage to classic martial arts movies. Shot on the RED ONE. Edited in Final Cut Pro.
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Very impressive, though. I'm quite a fan of your videos. I've been lurking at TFN for quite some time. :)
Awesome video too, good fight, awesome camera, and nice little joke.
love the punchline.
1:58 Subtitle: "HEY KIDS! Get out of way-now go on."
I love it.
cool vid
What camera did you shoot this with?
What software did you edit with?
Kindest and sincerest warm regards,
Lisa J. Kassner
Los Angeles California
I have a question :), is Diana Zahir Iraqi? (she looks like someone I used to know)
I really really loved it, and I'm looking forward for future work.
I remember the ending song from a dancing fountains show I saw in Malaysia :p
Funny video =)
Awesome stuff.
Do you have any other projects currently in the works?
Nice work!
This is awesome, great story/idea, cool fight, very good direction, camera, edition and sound work. I loved it ^_~
+ How'd you get the Black's jacket and Red's pants to such a darker shade of black without affecting the rest of the shot?
+ How'd were you able to make their skin tones much more "alive" and vivid? Their skin tones look way better than their skin tones in the bloopers with no color grading.
+ How did you turn the grass to a more orange-greenish color (like it was fall)?
I know these must seem like really idiotic questions, but I'll never learn if I never ask right?
- Basic three-way color correction allows me to lower the blacks without substantively affecting the rest of the image. A more basic, less-adjustable control would be a "contrast" adjustment.
- The entire film benefitted from a digital boost in saturation.
- A hue and saturation adjustment to only the greens of the image isolated the grass and allowed me to warm up the colors.
If you're just starting out and interested in learning this kind of thing, I recommend the DV Rebel's Guide by Stu Maschwitz, available on Amazon.com.
Do the actors really know how to kung fu? the spins are cool :D