Graeme Noble
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This is a quick test fight we filmed in 90 minutes on the Isle of Skye. It is a practice for a fight scene we're filming for a feature length film in a couple of weeks.
SHORT: Once Upon A Time In Skye (Short Test Fight)
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Joost
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Very very Nice.
In the second run the opponent misses two punches. I rather would like to see the guy on his own hits his right hook now, instead of miss.
Only the little push wich makes the opponent gone for a sec is weak.
Beware they jump the same hight in the end. That will make it twice as estatic.
In the second run the opponent misses two punches. I rather would like to see the guy on his own hits his right hook now, instead of miss.
Only the little push wich makes the opponent gone for a sec is weak.
Beware they jump the same hight in the end. That will make it twice as estatic.
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Graeme Noble
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Yeah, the fight definitely needs fine tuned. Thanks for the comment.
fighting itself is not bad...
the sound effects are less.... Punches and hits are one of the most difficult sounds to create and find (GOOD ONES !!!!)
Well ok.. for a Foley-artist, it's a "everyday" thing...
Actually there's not one "punch sound and that's it so let's go eat Pizza...." no it's not like that.
It' exists out of a few layers...the low (punching on a leader pellow for example ), mid (seldery...something that chrunches maybe...) and a high
I haven't done it a lot myself... But I'll try some....
the sound effects are less.... Punches and hits are one of the most difficult sounds to create and find (GOOD ONES !!!!)
Well ok.. for a Foley-artist, it's a "everyday" thing...
Actually there's not one "punch sound and that's it so let's go eat Pizza...." no it's not like that.
It' exists out of a few layers...the low (punching on a leader pellow for example ), mid (seldery...something that chrunches maybe...) and a high
I haven't done it a lot myself... But I'll try some....