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I am proud to have worked on this project. The Rock Films team is passionate about projects that deliver hope or challenge for any person/community willing to be a vessel of change in this world.
Primary Crew:
Christopher Francis: DP
Nicole Franco: Producer
David Schulz: Editor
Chris Hylton: Cinema 4D artist
I wrote, directed, color graded, and did the after effects production for the project.
The Freedom Project / Red Tape /
This is a glimpse into the near future if every charity, social justice, church, and aid organization stepped out or gave up on caring for the world or community. Worse, this video is a depiction of humanity loosing it’s care for one another.
The freedom project is a small movement of commoners deciding to unite and engage the population with love and hope. Red tape represents; oppression, abuse, addiction, indifference, and loneliness. There is freedom from these things and we must choose it and then give it to others.
“An injustice anywhere is an injustice everywhere.”
The Process
Filming
We shot this video using only the Canon 5D mkii with various prime lenses.
Post
The end was a lot of work for Chris Hylton (Cinema 4D) and myself (After Effects). Hylton made various sets and red tape animations in a sky atmosphere. Tape was certainly a difficult texture/shape to deal with.
I colored this project using Looks in After Effects. The trick was using the Lift/Gamma tool and fixing the levels using Curves. Looks is a pretty gimmicky and entry level coloring tool, but if you have a good eye and have a look that you want to achieve, I think it’s the quickest tool out there.
Short ident I made for Christmas - Rock News
Check out my latest promo animation I did for the Rock.
Here is a video I worked on with Pastor Miles McPherson for the www.DoSomethingWorld.org website. It’s meant to inspire leaders to get more involved in their community.
“The Observer” is finally done. What are your thoughts?
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MASTER AUDIO ENGINEER AND MUSICIAN GENE “GIN” KIM
I’m waiting for my buddy Gene Kim to finish the audio design for “Why Bad Things Happen”. Gene is the that guy that can play music really well, sing, mix, engineer, and arrange his own foley for the best audio design. He has been the master audio genius behind the last series of videos I have been a part of. Anyway, thats my props for the night.
This video is looking pretty sweet right now. Here are a couple stills from the “Why bad things happen” video.
Check back again soon.
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I’m really happy to see “Apathy” get out there and inspire people, now on some “VOTD” channel on vimeo. Reject Apathy!
