Falling trailer:
While helping Gibbs create "G," the boys kept the cameras running, recording this engaging documentary about the difficulties of filming "G." "Falling," which was directed by Aaron Rhodes, is itself something of a technical feat. Thanks to the different strategies attempted in filming "G," the footage used to make "Falling" consisted of several different formats. The first attempt at the shot was with a 16mm camera, which was destroyed in the process. The final, successful shot used PAL digital, while both PAL and NTSC DV cameras recorded much of the behind-the-scenes and in-the-air action. |
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The film was then run through the firm's Magic Bullet process and transferred to film. The end result, achieved through Adobe After Effects®, makes both the digital video master and the film print look identical. The two films are currently touring the world together.
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