Losers from Everynone on Vimeo.

A film about bullying.

Made by Everynone
http://www.everynone.com

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Produced by Epoch Films
http://www.epochfilms.com

Original Score by Keith Kenniff
http://www.unseen-music.com

Producers
Jon Messner
Alexandra Brown
Brielle Murray

Yo Soy Un Hombre Loco (I Am a Crazy Man) from LBP Stunts Chicago on Vimeo.

From my friends at Lazy Brown Productions in Chicago…

OFFICIAL SELECTION 2011

CHICAGO FILIPINO AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL

ACTION ON FILM INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

2011 ACTION ON FILM WINNER

*BEST FIGHT CHOREOGRAPHY (SHORT FILM)
*BEST MARTIAL ARTS ACTION SEQUENCE (SHORT FILM)

2011 COMCAST SHORT FILM AWARD NOMINEE

2011 ACTION ON FILM NOMINEE

*MALE ACTION PERFORMER OF THE YEAR – EMMANUEL MANZANARES
*MALE BREAKOUT ACTION STAR (SHORT FILM) – SHAWN BERNAL

Synopsis:

“A renegade assassin aspires to be the best in the league, but he must first defeat number one..”

Shot in 3 days, 20 hours total. Originally shot in November 2010.

A short film by Vlad Rimburg

Starring
Shawn Bernal as Number 1
Emmanuel Manzanares as Number 2

Featuring
Jessie Bayani
Pamela V. Bernal
Keith Min
Alexander Hashioka-Oatfield
Vlad Rimburg

Written and Directed by Vlad Rimburg

Edited by
Emmanuel Manzanares and Vlad Rimburg

Fight Choreography and Fight Coordination
Vlad Rimburg and Emmanuel Manzanares

Camera and Sound
Vlad Rimburg
Anthony J. Reddix
Emmanuel Manzanares

Color Correction by
Emmanuel Manzanares and Kana Ito

Produced by LBP Stunts Chicago

Special Thanks
Shawn Bernal
Anthony J. Reddix
Vladislav Rimburg
Emmanuel Manzanares
Alex Meglei
LBP Stunts Chicago
Dan “The Professor” Cabrera
The Cast and Crew

Vladislav Rimburg
LBP Stunts Chicago
C 2011
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youtube.com/vjvlad

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I do!

Albert Green finds himself cornered by the law. What have those hands done? What have those eyes seen? What memories can he not escape?

Genre: neo-noir, drama, thriller

Directed by Roderick MacKay & Dave Stephens
Associate Producer: Michael Searle
Cinematography: Andrew Gordon & Henry Whitehead
Digital VFX: Andrew Gordon
Editor: Roderick MacKay
Score Composer: Lucky Oceans
Score Editor: Steve Richter
Sound Designer: Metiqulas
Grade: Henry Whitehead

Cast: Paul David-Goddard, Jeremy Levi, Alfredo Mallabelo, Francesca Urli, Alex Wilkie, David Wollesen, Matt Zappala,

Shot on a Canon 7D and 5DmkII

Completed early 2010 in Perth, Western Australia.

Making this short film was a total blast. The budget was tiny, but the dedication and enthusiasm across all facets of cast and crew was truly overwhelming, not to mention the vast in-kind support from family, friends, unfathomably patient extras, and the broader Perth filmmaking community. The production of TRIGGER would not have been possible without you all – thank you.

triggershortfilm.com
facebook.com/pages/TRIGGER/108932735801164

Download the single from iTunes

This was a lot of fun to shoot and edit. I’ve never shot a music video like this before which was a great learning experience. We actually recorded the music live at the venue while we were shooting the video. The mix sounds beautiful. The concept behind it was to document/shoot a music video. We had 3 cameras all Canon 60Ds and spread out across the floor. We covered Tom really well. The hardest part of the shoot was covering the piano and vibraphone players. Each take was different solo, so unless we were recording them during that take it was impossible to show them playing. The vibes were easier to cover but he chose to use different color mallets (or whatever you call those things) and sometimes with 2 or 4.

It was a challenge but something that I’m glad I had a chance to do. It has been a long time since I’ve worked on or shot a music video that I wanted to do. I love this song and so glad I could work with the former lead of Squirrel Nuts Zippers lead Tom Maxwell. He is a very cool and fun guy to work with. I’m also very fortunate to work and be friends with a couple of North Carolina’s best filmmakers, Blake Faucette and Nic Beery. Enjoy this poignant Christmas music!

Recorded live on November 26, 2011 at The Murphey School, Durham NC

Tom Maxwell – vocals, guitar
James Wallace – piano
Mark Simonsen – vibraphone
FJ Ventre – string bass
Evans Nicholson – drums

Engineered and mixed by Thom Canova
Filmed by Andy Coon, Blake Faucette and Nic Beery
Edited by Andy Coon

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Thanks Sean for the find and for the great laugh.

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If I had PHYX Keyer 2.0, 4 years ago my job would’ve been so much easier. Instead I rendered overnight and sometimes had to make a correction that would send me back to re-render. My editing name is Sir Render. With this, you can pull the green and make your subject look so much better with the Lightwrap feature. Hands down this plugin rocks and I’m so very happy to review it. Go ahead and download it and try it out for free for 14 days. This is a plugin for FxFactory that works with Final Cut Pro, Motion, After Effects and Final Cut Express.

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Mac OS X Leopard / Snow Leopard
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Mac with Intel processor

ATI, NVIDIA or Intel HD* graphics processor

Final Cut Pro
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Motion
Versions 3 and 4

Final Cut Express
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Versions 8, 9, 10 and 10.5
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Awesome find from a reader of this blog. Thanks Matt!