Tue Oct 06, 2020 4:26 pm
Blackmagic Design announced today that the revenge action thriller “Beckman,” starring David A.R. White, Billy Baldwin, Jeff Fahey, Burt Young and Brighton Sharbino, was shot on the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K using Blackmagic RAW, and graded in DaVinci Resolve Studio.
“Beckman” (David A. R. White), a tormented contract killer, casts off his violent ways and becomes the reverend of a small, Los Angeles church. For three years he struggles to forget his past, until a cult leader (Billy Baldwin) and a band of human traffickers kidnap his adopted daughter Tabitha (Brighton Sharbino). Consumed by rage, blinded by vengeance, Beckman roars out of retirement, determined to cut a bloody path across the city. Only his newfound faith can stop him - if he remembers it in time to change his fate and save his soul.
Writer/Director Gabriel Sabloff began the journey of “Beckman” in the fall of 2018, when White asked him to create a serialized revenge thriller. “I came up with ‘Beckman’ as an episodic, seven part series,” said Sabloff. “It was a simple revenge story that took elements of all our favorite revenge flicks and tossed them into a blender.” It was always the team’s intention to join the episodes together into a feature film down the road, but as they started production, and things were going really well, they decided to forego the episodic format and instead focus on “Beckman” exclusively as a theatrical feature film.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0201006-01
“Beckman” (David A. R. White), a tormented contract killer, casts off his violent ways and becomes the reverend of a small, Los Angeles church. For three years he struggles to forget his past, until a cult leader (Billy Baldwin) and a band of human traffickers kidnap his adopted daughter Tabitha (Brighton Sharbino). Consumed by rage, blinded by vengeance, Beckman roars out of retirement, determined to cut a bloody path across the city. Only his newfound faith can stop him - if he remembers it in time to change his fate and save his soul.
Writer/Director Gabriel Sabloff began the journey of “Beckman” in the fall of 2018, when White asked him to create a serialized revenge thriller. “I came up with ‘Beckman’ as an episodic, seven part series,” said Sabloff. “It was a simple revenge story that took elements of all our favorite revenge flicks and tossed them into a blender.” It was always the team’s intention to join the episodes together into a feature film down the road, but as they started production, and things were going really well, they decided to forego the episodic format and instead focus on “Beckman” exclusively as a theatrical feature film.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0201006-01