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Five days after the premiere of December 20 in London has Realm Pictures posted five short films 'The Underwater wine bottle tiki torch Realm' in 4K on YouTube. The shorts of about four minutes each are about five meetings of the man with the lost civilization of Atlantis (namely, the present time, 1942, 1588, 1208 and 149 BC - in order of the parts of the films). The project is under more special because large parts of five short films are included under water. wine bottle tiki torch In this item, you can view the five parts and we also look at what was going on behind wine bottle tiki torch the scenes.
Because the films are mostly playing underwater were actors, the camera (a Red EPIC), lights, sound and production crew all work during certain scenes underwater. In order to achieve this was to be developed. Their own communications wine bottle tiki torch and underwater lighting In addition, the actors were cast include their quality to keep. Minutes as unobtrusive as possible their breath It was part of the cast after all look as if they lived under water. Besides setting up underwater sets in a pool, the team also several homemade items, to replicas of a Spanish galleon and a British Spitfire cockpit to it.
To give the fans behind the scenes, wine bottle tiki torch in particular, the director, David M. Reynolds, in various production blog videos reveal how the films were made. It comes to the discussion of the problems and the solutions found when shooting underwater, the building of the Spanish galleon, but also something like the handling and processing of the films for which the most efficient arrangement was sought.
Another reason that the project is special, because the five short films under water with a relatively small budget are made. There was no major film company that the team assisted in the production of the films. Part of the budget comes from a Kickstarter campaign. Kickstarter wine bottle tiki torch is a platform for project promoters, their plans can do. Explained The goal is to attract wine bottle tiki torch investors to invest in the project. People
In return for an investment in The Underwater Realm investors could obtain all kinds of packages. For example, the Director of Photography of The Underwater Realm, Eve Hazelton, a video published on lighting sets. The director David M. Reynolds did for another package explained how the LED lights can make that were used in the movies. These LED bulbs work on DC from a battery, wine bottle tiki torch are dimmable, and have a color temperature of 5500K, can be used under water and are very solid, a tricky combination. A third bassipakket wine bottle tiki torch talked about how a limited budget a zombie film can be made. This explanation was based on the predecessor of The Underwater Realm, Zombilies. And besides, there were more packages related to the films themselves, such as a signed Blu-Ray wine bottle tiki torch or even listed on IMDb and to be flown in for the premiere.
The individual films can be viewed below. For the Behind the Scenes video and something you can explain the production of the official blog site visit. But you can also go directly to the Vimeo page Realm Pictures. Finally Realm Pictures pretty active on Facebook and Twitter (although it is currently a retweet tweet and joy-fest on Twitter). The five films
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