Clerks 2 - Kevin Smith - 2005
Modérateurs : Karen, savoy1, DeVilDead Team
Apparement le film est tourné en couleur puis retouché numeriquement comme le dit si bien Smithniko13 a écrit :C'est tourne en couleurs ?
:Kevin Smith a écrit :I shower and head down to the office, where Mos, Dave and I watch a chunk of “25th Hour”, a film whose look I like quite a bit for “Clerks 2”. The “C2” brain-trust then goes over the options for a digital intermediate – a process in which you shoot on film, then transfer the footage into a digital format, where you have unprecedented color correction control, and spit the results back out onto a digital master from which all the film prints are made. The process is probably most easily recognizable in the Coen Brothers’ flick “O Brother, Where Art Thou” – where colors were deeply saturated to give whole section of the flick a golden hue.
We’re going the opposite way. Amongst other things, our plans are to de-saturate the colors of all the scenes that take place at work, to give Dante and Randal’s jobs a bland, hell-ish feel. The idea is the culmination of months of back-and-forth about whether or not to hone close to the low-rent look of the first “Clerks”. At the end of the day, we figured shooting on 16mm or shooting the flick as flatly and mes-en-scene as “Clerks” would be disingenuous and feel like we were trying too hard to catch lightning in a bottle twice. The look of “Clerks” – long held to be a big part of the flicks’ charm – was born out of a lack of budget and a trio of amateurs’ eyes. This time around, we’ve got a budget and a decade of experience on our side; making the flick look bad on purpose would make us feel like we were posers. However, it doesn’t mean we can’t fuck around and try something creative with the look to invoke the first “Clerks”, while still applying everything we’ve learned since ’93.
Quelqu'un veut savoir ce que pensent Robert Rodriguez et Qwentin Tarentino apres le visionnage du film? Personne?
Bon.
C'est par là quand même:http://www.clerks2.com/
Moi j'ai rien compris.
Bon.
C'est par là quand même:http://www.clerks2.com/
Moi j'ai rien compris.
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Don Fabrizio
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Official Clerks II Trailer
Trailer destiné aux cinéma. Le trailer spoilerise à fond, bouffant carrément le début de l'intrigue et les musiques sont pourries mais d'apres Smith elle ne seront pas dans le film. Le trailer internet est quand même mieux foutu que celui des Weinstein.
Exclusive YouTube clip - Clerks II "Making of" intro by Kevin Smith
Un clip exclusif YouTube sur le making of d'une scene du film, introduite par Smith qui parodie l'une des merveilleuses dancing-video de YouTube à savoir celle là
Trailer destiné aux cinéma. Le trailer spoilerise à fond, bouffant carrément le début de l'intrigue et les musiques sont pourries mais d'apres Smith elle ne seront pas dans le film. Le trailer internet est quand même mieux foutu que celui des Weinstein.
Exclusive YouTube clip - Clerks II "Making of" intro by Kevin Smith
Un clip exclusif YouTube sur le making of d'une scene du film, introduite par Smith qui parodie l'une des merveilleuses dancing-video de YouTube à savoir celle là
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Jérôme
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Kevin Smith va proposer le premier commentaire audio à écouter au cinema, via le Ipod 
Excellent 
Now I gotta hand it to Kevin Smith and the folks at The Weinstein Co. cause this is one of the damned most ingenious ideas I've heard in a while. It's really quite simple and I can't believe no one's done this before. In-Theater Audio Commentary. That's right, Kevin Smith has already recorded an audio commentary for CLERKS II that will be available for download onto your iPod and allow you to listen to a Director's Commentary in the theater. How cool is that? It's unclear at this point whether the commentary will be available for free or made available to purchase but either way, it's a fantastic marketing idea (and just a damn cool one to boot). You know you're going to see it once and die hard View Askew fans will have to go see it again in theaters with their iPod and Kevin's commentary running. It's a must. Give whoever came up with this idea a fat promotion and count me in. More details to come in the future and make sure to stay tuned to this very site for JoBlo's review of CLERKS II from Cannes...
Excellent Now I gotta hand it to Kevin Smith and the folks at The Weinstein Co. cause this is one of the damned most ingenious ideas I've heard in a while. It's really quite simple and I can't believe no one's done this before. In-Theater Audio Commentary. That's right, Kevin Smith has already recorded an audio commentary for CLERKS II that will be available for download onto your iPod and allow you to listen to a Director's Commentary in the theater. How cool is that? It's unclear at this point whether the commentary will be available for free or made available to purchase but either way, it's a fantastic marketing idea (and just a damn cool one to boot). You know you're going to see it once and die hard View Askew fans will have to go see it again in theaters with their iPod and Kevin's commentary running. It's a must. Give whoever came up with this idea a fat promotion and count me in. More details to come in the future and make sure to stay tuned to this very site for JoBlo's review of CLERKS II from Cannes...
Sa place est dans un Blu-Ray !
Si George Lucas avait fait ça, tout le monde l'aurait vilipendé, incendié, insulté, etc... Mais si Kevin Smith le fait, c'est genial ! Arf ? (Superfly style)
C'est quand meme un moyen d'obliger les fans a voir le film deux fois. D'un autre cote, il y a tellement de commentaires audio qui ne correspondent pas vraiment avec les images que ca peut s'ecouter n'importe ou ailleurs qu'au cinéma.
C'est quand meme un moyen d'obliger les fans a voir le film deux fois. D'un autre cote, il y a tellement de commentaires audio qui ne correspondent pas vraiment avec les images que ca peut s'ecouter n'importe ou ailleurs qu'au cinéma.
