Screen Grabs From Live Action " Tekken " Battle

[R.L. Scott]

HERE ARE A FEW SCREEN GRABS FROM MY NEW SHORT " TEKKEN: KING OF IRON FIST, JIN VS BRYAN... THE TEASER TRAILER IS BELOW.

STARRING MARTIAL ARTS STARS MITT LENIX AND SHANE SEO. IT WILL BE RELEASED ONLINE IN A FEW MONTHS.

here is a link to my action showreel for now.

http://profile.imeem.com/qjRiZ/video...tion_showreel/



and here is a teaser trailer for Tekken: King of Iron Fist

http://profile.imeem.com/FMssF/video/TxcDfeQl/tekken_king_of_iron_fist_teaser_trailer/

 

[PaPa]

heh
nice stills man
i want to work out...

 

[ryan brown]

Good looking grabs. One question, though... how come we always see grabs from you, but I don't think I've ever seen any real time footage??

Seems like you're ALWAYS working on something, yet I can't recall ever seeing a finished product, or hearing you promote a finished peice...

 

[novelt]

rcbrown23...i remember a demo reel and something else from rlscott. might want to search or maybe scott will repost the links.

 

[R.L. Scott]

yeah, I always seem to lead towards films with a lot of visual effects that seem to take a lifetime, but...


here is a link to my action showreel for now.

http://profile.imeem.com/qjRiZ/video/YabebK-G/rl_scott_directors_action_showreel/



and here is a teaser trailer from my live action Devil May Cry film

http://profile.imeem.com/qjRiZ/video/wBhdZufa/devil_may_cry_sins_remembered_teaser_trailer_2/





I have a DVD coming out in January, and the Tekken short will be out in three weeks.

 

[-zach-]

But... where's Eddie Gordo?

 

[Kholi]

Are you aiming to be more of a fight director?

 

[R.L. Scott]

Eddie will be in another chapter. we will probably do several of these live action fights.

 

[R.L. Scott]

yes, I lean more towards action films, be it drama, sci fi or horror.

 

[R.L. Scott]

mostly action

 

[artistiam]

Good stuff? What martial arts do you know?

 

[PaPa]

damn man i want your skills with these action sequences.

 

[R.L. Scott]

Thanks bro, I study mostly chinese martial arts ( Wushu/ Kung fu ). most of my team study Korean, Japanese and chinese styles ( Tae Kwon Do, Wushu, Shotokan ). It works out well, because they do their own stunts. sometimes, we have to train the actors we work with in hand to hand combat, and wire work.

 

[R.L. Scott]

I am hoping to find more filmmakers in Atlanta to collaborate with.

 

[Kholi]

It's hard enough to find people in GA that are up to it. Even harder to find those interested in doing the same things.

 

[Nathyn]

Dude, this is hot. I just finished my project but I wish I could've had some guys like this for my film. We did have some good guys who were actual fighters and trickers but guys that could actually show off like this were far and few in between. I had about maybe four of five guys out of all that were good and maybe three out of them that were truely great. But the film turned out real good though so that's the main thing. The next one will be even better (we'll even have ninjas).

-Nate

 

[R.L. Scott]

thanks, where can I see more on your film Nate?

 

[Christopher Barry]

Thanks bro, I study mostly chinese martial arts ( Wushu/ Kung fu ). most of my team study Korean, Japanese and chinese styles ( Tae Kwon Do, Wushu, Shotokan ). It works out well, because they do their own stunts. sometimes, we have to train the actors we work with in hand to hand combat, and wire work.

Amazing action showreel. Devil May Cry fx work looks great.

 

[ennfurno]

hey r.l. your lighting is unreal.a i'm kind of just starting out and am ok on lighting but if you could tell me what your using on lights and your set ups i'd realy appreciate it.thanks in advance.

ennfurno

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqGnkcBlP5E

 

[R.L. Scott]

Thanks Chris, Ennfurno... first off, the trailer for promises was fantastic. I use all flourescent lighting. It's not as abrasive as yellow light, and really maximizes the picture quality. I bought my entire lighting kit from home depot. a couple of tripod lights, and several clamp lights, that way you can concentrate the light where you want it. often times I'll tape a few clamp lights to the ceiling... it ads some really nice shadows to the actors.

one more thing I realized through lighting is that you get a better result by getting the light as close to the actors as possible while filming. I try to use a lot of light on set, because you can always tone the light down in post... but if you try to ad light to scenes that are dark in post, the picture will look grainy and come out terrible.