Boom! This is a little piece of ink I got this past weekend from Royal Street Tattoo in Mobile, Alabama while we were down there shooting our documentary. My man Drew Epp did a killer job, and naturally the entire process was documented on our Canon 7D. I’ve been bringing the footage into Avid these past two days and it looks amazing. I can’t wait until I start cutting it. We’ll have a complete release of the documentary done the first week in March - scored, colored, and spiced up with a little bit of Royal Street flavor.
This was a cut I put together using Avid Symphony with footage from the 2009 horror film Red Velvet. I had no affiliation with the actual film itself, and this is just a cut that was used for some editing and color timing practice.
This is a small taste of Royal Street Tattoo - a nice little tattoo shop in Mobile, Alabama. What you see above are two still images from our documentary shoot on the Canon 7D. Once the final cut of the film is out, the footage will look even tastier.
I’ve been diving into some basic coloring lately, mostly with motion picture, but color correction on still photos feels like good practice. My new Flickr page will let you see all upcoming still photo coloring projects. As you might be able to see by the lack of photographs, it’s still in the process of being loaded up with content.
Thanks to my dudes Christopher White for the photos, and Chris Torrenzano for modeling.
