Wed Oct 19, 2016 12:56 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that five Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras were used to shoot live music scenes for Kankuro Kudo’s new hit film “TOO YOUNG TO DIE!”
“TOO YOUNG TO DIE” was written and directed by Kankuro Kudo, who has been involved in many popular dramas and films as a screenwriter and director. The film’s leading character, Daisuke, dies in an accident at the age of 17 and goes to Hell. While in Hell, Daisuke tries to come back to life to confess his love to his classmate and kiss the girl, all under the intensive training of Killer K, an ogre who formed a rock band called “Hells.”
The film stars popular actors, such as Tomoya Nagase, Ryunosuke Kamiki, Aoi Morikawa, Kenta Kiritani and Nana Seino, as well as rock musicians Martin Freedman, Char, Yoshio Nomura and Rolly, and includes many live music scenes because of its rock music theme. To capture the power and energy from those scenes, five Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras were used because of their small size, film image and ease of use. During the live music scenes, the camera operators went into the audience as extras to shoot the scenes from the audience’s viewpoint and get close to the main actors on stage. The Pocket Cinema Cameras were also used to capture birds-eye shots of the live music scenes from the ceiling of the set.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0161019-01
“TOO YOUNG TO DIE” was written and directed by Kankuro Kudo, who has been involved in many popular dramas and films as a screenwriter and director. The film’s leading character, Daisuke, dies in an accident at the age of 17 and goes to Hell. While in Hell, Daisuke tries to come back to life to confess his love to his classmate and kiss the girl, all under the intensive training of Killer K, an ogre who formed a rock band called “Hells.”
The film stars popular actors, such as Tomoya Nagase, Ryunosuke Kamiki, Aoi Morikawa, Kenta Kiritani and Nana Seino, as well as rock musicians Martin Freedman, Char, Yoshio Nomura and Rolly, and includes many live music scenes because of its rock music theme. To capture the power and energy from those scenes, five Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras were used because of their small size, film image and ease of use. During the live music scenes, the camera operators went into the audience as extras to shoot the scenes from the audience’s viewpoint and get close to the main actors on stage. The Pocket Cinema Cameras were also used to capture birds-eye shots of the live music scenes from the ceiling of the set.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0161019-01