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		<title>&#8220;Do It&#8221; &#8211; clip from the behind the scenes &#8220;The Christian Fury&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Behind the scenes of the low budget zombie film, "The Christian Fury" shot with the RED digital cinema camera. The non-traditional EPK interview style delivered a more relaxed interview subject.]]></description>
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<p>I worked as the EPK producer, camera and editor on &#8220;The Christian Fury&#8221;, a short zombie film earlier this month. This was the 3rd film where the character of the Christian Fury appeared in a Buckley Brothers Production. Even though it was a low budget film, they shot with the <a title="RED Digital Cinema" href="http://www.red.com" target="_blank">RED digital cinema</a> camera. After talking with the director, we decided to take a non-traditional interview style. Instead of sitting down with the cast and crew under controlled circumstances, I hooked up a shotgun mic on the <a title="JVC GY-HM100U" href="http://pro.jvc.com/prof/attributes/features.jsp" target="_blank">JVC GY-HM100U</a> and caught them between shots. I discovered that they were a more relaxed on camera. Here&#8217;s a clip from the behind the scenes doc with the director, <a title="Buckley Brothers Productions" href="http://www.buckleybrothersproductions.com/" target="_blank">Vincent Buckley</a> and the 1st AD, Justin Lothrop.<br />
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