Mon May 19, 2014 8:10 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that “Kill Game,” a new suspense thriller/horror film produced by Marty Murray of Full Throttle Pictures and distributed by Vantage Media International (VMI), and being screened at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival, was shot entirely on the Blackmagic Cinema Camera EF and graded and edited using DaVinci Resolve.
The filmmakers were so pleased with the results gained on “Kill Game,” they decided to also use the Blackmagic Cinema Camera for all reshoots and additional photography for their other new film, “PARANORMAL ISLAND,” starring Lance Henriksen and Briana Evigan. Ari Golan, owner of Atomic Imaging and a noted cinematographer, shot all of the steadicam/B-Cam, underwater and 2nd Unit footage for “Kill Game,” as well as shooting all the second unit, pick ups and underwater sequences for “PARANORMAL ISLAND,” after he returned from working with Peter Jackson on Hobbit 2.
“Kill Game” is an intense new horror film from Full Throttle Pictures and Atomic Imaging, who supplied all three of the Blackmagic camera packages. The film was directed by Robert Mearns, with cinematography by Andrew Strahorn. The film follows a group of high school pranksters who one day go too far and kill another student. Years later they return to their home town when one of their friends is mysteriously found dead and one by one each member of the group is slowly and methodically murdered.
For more information, visit: http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/press/p ... seID=60772
The filmmakers were so pleased with the results gained on “Kill Game,” they decided to also use the Blackmagic Cinema Camera for all reshoots and additional photography for their other new film, “PARANORMAL ISLAND,” starring Lance Henriksen and Briana Evigan. Ari Golan, owner of Atomic Imaging and a noted cinematographer, shot all of the steadicam/B-Cam, underwater and 2nd Unit footage for “Kill Game,” as well as shooting all the second unit, pick ups and underwater sequences for “PARANORMAL ISLAND,” after he returned from working with Peter Jackson on Hobbit 2.
“Kill Game” is an intense new horror film from Full Throttle Pictures and Atomic Imaging, who supplied all three of the Blackmagic camera packages. The film was directed by Robert Mearns, with cinematography by Andrew Strahorn. The film follows a group of high school pranksters who one day go too far and kill another student. Years later they return to their home town when one of their friends is mysteriously found dead and one by one each member of the group is slowly and methodically murdered.
For more information, visit: http://www.blackmagicdesign.com/press/p ... seID=60772