Night Bus: There's Always Victim in Any Conflict
Rabu, 12 April 2017 - 13:15 WIB
Night Bus: There's Always Victim in Any Conflict
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JAKARTA - Indonesian film attempts to show their quality needs to be appreciated. One of them made by 'Night Bus' film which now in theaters. One figure of Hollywood filmmakers also deployed in order to handle the film directed by Emil Heradi.
He was Dimitri Delacovias. This filmmaker is not haphazard. He was one of the crew who were involved in creating visual effects in top Hollywood movies such as 'Kingdom of Heaven', 'The Dark Knight', 'Captain America: The First Avenger' and 'Inception'.
"We are proud to be there Delacovias Dimitri name in the credits roll Night Bus film," said Darius Sinathrya, producer of 'Night Bus' in Jakarta, recently.
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Not only involves Dimitri Delacovias, Darius added, a number of other novelties indicate the seriousness working on this film. Especially in the use of Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) technology, which is still fairly minimal in Indonesian cinema.
For visual effect, Darius still entrusting the process to Indonesia people. For software, it works together with companies from the UK.
"This is the first film from South East Asia are using this software," he said.
Darius added, total scene that requires CGI in this film, also quite a lot.
"There are a total of 128 scenes in this film, and 48 scenes in contact with CGI. Then there are six major scenes or sequences with CGI. In fact, there are three scenes full in 3D animation," explained Darius.
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'Night Bus' tells the story of a bus passenger bound for Sampar, a famous city which rich in natural resources. Only in this time, Sampar full with conflict.
The militants demanding independence for their homeland and have to conflict situation with the army. Not to mention the robbers who also made the chaotic Sampar situation. Bus passenger also stuck in the middle of a bloodbath in Sampar.
"There's always victim in any conflict, that's the big theme that we want to convey," said the director, Emil Heradi.
He was Dimitri Delacovias. This filmmaker is not haphazard. He was one of the crew who were involved in creating visual effects in top Hollywood movies such as 'Kingdom of Heaven', 'The Dark Knight', 'Captain America: The First Avenger' and 'Inception'.
"We are proud to be there Delacovias Dimitri name in the credits roll Night Bus film," said Darius Sinathrya, producer of 'Night Bus' in Jakarta, recently.
Not only involves Dimitri Delacovias, Darius added, a number of other novelties indicate the seriousness working on this film. Especially in the use of Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) technology, which is still fairly minimal in Indonesian cinema.
For visual effect, Darius still entrusting the process to Indonesia people. For software, it works together with companies from the UK.
"This is the first film from South East Asia are using this software," he said.
Darius added, total scene that requires CGI in this film, also quite a lot.
"There are a total of 128 scenes in this film, and 48 scenes in contact with CGI. Then there are six major scenes or sequences with CGI. In fact, there are three scenes full in 3D animation," explained Darius.
'Night Bus' tells the story of a bus passenger bound for Sampar, a famous city which rich in natural resources. Only in this time, Sampar full with conflict.
The militants demanding independence for their homeland and have to conflict situation with the army. Not to mention the robbers who also made the chaotic Sampar situation. Bus passenger also stuck in the middle of a bloodbath in Sampar.
"There's always victim in any conflict, that's the big theme that we want to convey," said the director, Emil Heradi.
(rnz)
