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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2010
- Two soldiers stranded in a barren radioactive wasteland discover a much needed canteen of fresh water, but when their baser instincts take over it becomes a case of survival of the fittest.
CAST:
Soldier #1 - Simon Fon
Soldier #2 - Tyler Williams
The Corpse - Kevin Robinson
Directors - Tyler Williams, Kenneth Mohabir
Story By - Kenneth Mohabir, Tyler Williams
Producers - Simon Fon, Tyler Williams, Kenneth Mohabir
Director of Photography - Kenneth Mohabir
Executive Producer - Simon Fon
Action Choreography by Riot A.C.T.
Stunt Co-ordinator - Simon Fon
Original Music - Gord Light & Greg Wilkinson
Editing, Colour Correction & Sound Design - Tyler Williams
Production Format: miniDV (Panasonic AG-DVX 100B)
AWARD WINS:
'Silver Remi Award - Independent Short Live Action Narrative' Worldfest Houston International Film Festival 2009
OFFICIAL SELECTIONS:
Official selection: Action on Film Festival 2008
Official selection: Mississauga Independent Film Festival 2008
International distribution partnership with OUAT! Media
Copyright 2007 Eye of the Storm Pictures inc. All rights reserved. 
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Love the filming
@SlowItDownTributes only if there is a really specific sound that we need and I can't find elsewhere, but mostly our sound effects are all found. I spent years building a library from many different sources: libraries that I had access to during film school, websites, video games, movies...
@xRothkox thanks! That last kick is called a "meia-lua de compasso" and it's from Capoeira. My technique wasn't great but I let it slide because my character was supposed to be exhausted. And in reality so was I because we had been shooting in 40 degree celsius weather all day ;)
@Soveraine Thank you very much!
@Smoogle it all depends. If the performers and crew are willing to work for free and you have access to free camera equipment then your only costs are props, travel, locations, food... That was the case for us on this film. The whole thing probably cost less than $500 but it's a bit of a high concept idea. If you just want to shoot two guys fighting it shouldn't cost you anything. Look at the "Walk to Work" playlist on the riotactaction channel, those cost us nothing to do.
@eospictures awesome thank you for the response - great when fellow torontonians help each other out :) I contacted 2x and asked if they could assist me sometime and they said yeah they have people that would be willing to help - sweet meeting such nice people - do you have any tips for filming a fight scene? I want to try to get something like jason bourne style
@Gamer2Gamers thanks a lot! If you've got a cool project and a bit of money then I'd start with Riot A.C.T. (riotactDOTca) they have been the team responsible for the action in my past 5 short films. See more of their stuff on youtubeDOTcom/riotactaction
Team 2X is another insanely talented team that I can't recommend enough, they do some pretty high profile work (2xentertainmentDOTcom)
There's others out there for sure, you just gotta know where to look ;)
awesome flick - where can you find people in toronto that are willing to do fight scenes for a short film - all I really see is a bunch of guys from the states but barely anyone from toronto,mississauga.
If someone wanted to do a fight scene for youtube like this how much would it cost? like is it lower then 100 dollars or higher then 1000?
@Gamer2Gamers far too much to write here. Try to find Jackie Chan's documentary "My Stunts" and the "Ultimate Fights" DVD which has a special feature where they give good instructions on the basics. If you're going for a Bourne style please don't stick the camera in close and shake the hell out of it! Those fights have great choreo but we miss 75% of what's going on. Back up enough to let us see the action and hire good, trained performers. Other than that just study movies that you like!