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My 1st film

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Offline Nutmeg

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Re: My 1st film
« Reply #30 on: January 08, 2012, 07:40:31 PM »
I figured that was the reason for the cutaways too and there is little you can do for that isn't a fade or some really awkward looking editing. It does raise a question: how many current fight vid producers have any sort of film background? And before people scoff and wonder why would they be, recall that the early porn films featured a lot of guys trying to use those to build their skills and become 'legit' directors over time.

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« Reply #31 on: January 10, 2012, 03:47:57 AM »
So the breaks weren't very long, just a moment or two for them to gather themselves.  They were really into their characters, as all good actors are and so when they were getting pummelled, it was like, woah, wait a second.  After a quick second, they were ready to go back at it.

The whole fight shoot took a good part of a day, maybe 5-6 hours, with a break for lunch.  It was a good, fun day, but was a long day, the girls were exausted.  We did the interviews on a couple different occasions, maybe an hour or so was spent on them.  I had wanted to do a bit more, like film a proper ending for Part 3, but life got in the way there.

I don't think either girl had ever done any wresting.  The best thing was that they were not afraid to go hard, ya know?  They really didn't hold back.  We talked about a lot of things that look like they hurt, but really don't--the bow and arrow for example.  It looks like you're breaking her back, stretching to the breaking point, but in reality it's no big deal.  We talked about being "uncomfortable" rather than being hurt.  Being uncomfortable brings out all the emotion on your face, but pretty much doesn't hurt--maybe for a minute.  Like getting a noogie from a freind--it is very uncomfortable, but you are really in no danger.  Things like hair pulling, arm bending (you go far enough to make her uncomfortable, just don't go to far), and other holds.  We practiced a number of holds before the camera was turned on.  When filming, we diccussed going from one hold to the next and how to escape.  We then fimed that whole process from a couple different angles.

From what I have seen, I don't think anyone with any schooling is making catfight films/videos.  I truly believe if the girls have proper direction and I mean acting directing and if they are willing, they could be great.  I think most companies just say "action" and film whatever happens.  There is no psychology to it, very little emotion.  Just my opinion.

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« Reply #32 on: January 10, 2012, 03:28:15 PM »
  There is no psychology to it, very little emotion.  Just my opinion.

That's it in a nutshell.  These days - with the explosion of people leering and capturing real fights on cellphones, standards are lowered. 

And then with some producers, their idea of adding depth or subtext or emotion is to zoom in on a crotch or butt.

You nailed it on the head, what makes a catfight for many - not all, some just want people pounding each other - is emotion.  When that's missing , the point is missing

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« Reply #33 on: January 10, 2012, 06:05:37 PM »
I love part 3! Did a very very good job with the whole thing. The one thing I was thinking when I initially watched the video was "she has her arms pinned in the furniture why isn't she flogging her?"  But then read that they were actors not actual fighters. I was waitin for punches and flogging whatnot. But still a great first crack at a video!! Keep up the awesome work!

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« Reply #34 on: February 01, 2012, 04:29:18 PM »
Just wanted to add my congrats and appreciation for a great effort.  There was the feeling of intensity and emotion, the moves did not break the mood.  I agree about the reaction shots - that reminds me of most hollywood movie fights where they cut away to some guy looking at the fight.  But I understand the reason and for a first effort was outstanding.

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« Reply #35 on: February 03, 2012, 07:06:29 AM »
  Its not bad, BUT there are a few things i didnt care for. The camera seemed a bit to close at times. Going away from the action. and focusing on you. I think you'll be doing some great stuff once you get a few more matches under your belt.

   1 big thing i liked, some companies ruin theres with it. Fake added sound.
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« Reply #36 on: February 05, 2012, 03:57:19 PM »
i just watched all three fights and all i can say is,"Wow!!!" That was awesome. Good on u for doing it and even more good on the ladies. They did an awesome job. Everyone has a different idea about what is sexy and i am no different. I wish there was more foot in the face humiliation and perhaps some facesitting but overall it was amazing. It would have been good to interview the winner a few days later and get her to brag about her victory too. Perhaps she could have been videoed pretending to talk to Rosie on the phone, laughing at her and telling her if she ever shows her face around there again she will beat her up worse. Just an idea. Thumbs up my friend, great job!