There’s nothing like taking two actors that are hungry and focused and work with them to develop the craft. Yasmine and Emiliano were great to work with. They’re desire and passion for the characters made filming fun and interesting. There is a lot of fun parts of developing a script. Helping talent find the character is by far the most fun part of directing acting talents. These scenes are a piece of the Susanna Script. I have been forced to shoot around my lead character to continue production but that’s the great part of developing a lead character. My leads are the hardest in the game.
Posts Tagged ‘INDUSTRY the Series’
Gino and Rosie Car Scenes @yasminestone #film @gx2g
Thursday, July 8th, 2010
@Yasminestone – @gx2g #photography
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
Check out these shots with Yasmine Bonilla a wonderfully talented actress and model. She plays a few scenes in the next segments in the Susanna script of INDUSTRY the Series. Her character is pretty hard and she represents for the Dominican woman to the fullest. I’m also helping her build her website http://www.yasminebonilla.com show her some love on twitter at http://www.twitter.com/yasminestone
Detectives Introduction – Serial Killer Script
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010INDUSTRY The Series Serial Killer Investigation Scenes.
Part of the first introduction to serial killer script. It was very fun working with everyone this day. I shot four of these clips with in 3-4 hours. Edited and online with in 72 hours. Once it’s on tape the rest is history. HD re-mastered with the detectives hot on the case. First murder victim of the show. Starring Michael Placencia, Jennifer Keller, Jet Harp, Roger Pham, Jaime Saginor and Michael Thompson. First Cut – Producer, Director, Editor, Writer Robert Resendez GX2G Media.
Breaking News Report – Serial Killer Script
Sunday, June 13th, 2010INDUSTRY the Series – Serial Killer Script – Breaking News Report
So I finally shot my News Scenes for the introduction of the serial killer script. I had already shot everything else and these scenes were the only thing left I needed to shoot to make this piece complete. I had shot all the pieces not in order and this is all I needed. Shot these scenes with green screen and cut and edited this with in 24 hours online. Glad it’s completed. In this piece I worked with Tasha Dixon, David Stay and Kerry Clemens. They all were very professional and fun to work with. Also want to say thank you Theo from 90201 Talent for helping me cast this last min. Much love, – Robert Resendez
Serial Killer Scenes – Murder Victim 01
Wednesday, June 9th, 2010Check out INDUSTRY the Series first murder victim played by Cheryl Stallard. These scenes are part of a flash back the detective has while trying to crack the case. So you see what she thinks happened. These were my first SAG Nude scenes and it was interesting to film. Working with Cheryl couldn’t of been any easier. She is a true professional and a great friend. I’m excited to kill another victim soon. lots of fun. Enjoy the show. – Robert Resendez
@bonnieeyez Dream State – Keighly Hera Script 03 #film
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
Keighly Hera having another dream while being pasted out in a strangers car. this young girl is homeless in the streets just trying to survive in the beginning scripts. watch as she makes her way and finds herself in trouble in more ways then one. This clip is part of INDUSTRY the Series and working with Bonnie & Brianna Mercado was always so fun and creative. We were such a great team and then we would all go to pepe’s and get taco’s after a shoot. he hee! I really had a great time learning and developing with these two. life is a trip, but the struggles are always worth it at the end if your heart is right. Looking back on these clips it makes me feel thankful for those that have invested and believed in the work that we were doing. hA! Also shout out to little Brianna for doing such as Bonnie characters younger self. It was such a perfect fit and me and Bonnie together created this script and the idea’s put down. I’d just like to credit her for her hard work and dedication not to long ago. Loved using After Effects for the composting in these clips. I please to do more special effects for the new scenes of the show. #muchlove!
@bonnieeyez Hollywood Nights – Keighly Hera Script #film
Sunday, April 18th, 2010
Check out these scenes shot in downtown Hollywood, CA called Hollywood Nights. This is Bonnie Mercado’s character Keighly Hera after getting slammed and passing out she awakes from a bad nightmare only to realize she’s still feeling the effects from the drugs she took.
Used some special effects with after effects for some of the composing. The little girl in the clip is Brianna Mercado and she was a doll to work with. I really had a great time with Bonnie and Brianna we did a lot together on a very low budget. Good times when your creating it for the love and the craft.
@bonnieeyez Nightmare Special Effects Scenes – Keigly Hara script
Sunday, April 18th, 2010
Man I love these two girls. Together we did a lot of crazy cool stuff. Working with Brianna and Bonnie Mercado was so much fun. We had some great moments filming our project INDUSTRY the Series together. These scenes were created as a nightmare scene. Bonnie’s character Keighly Hera has nightmares of her child hood past. So together we went to the Los Angeles forest and shot some of these crazy scenes. I added the fog and darkness in After Effects. We actually shot in the day time.
Composited in AE and then Final Cut. This is actually the only release of this footage and has never been scene before until now. Special thank you to my feature Actress Bonnie and Brianna Mercado in INDUSTRY the Series produced, directed, edited and written by Robert Resendez
@bonnieeyez Keighly Hera Script #film
Saturday, April 17th, 2010
Classic Keighly Hera Script 01
This is some of my first scenes of INDUSTRY the Series with actress Bonnie Mercado as Keighly Hera. Bonnie plays a homeless girl struggling in the streets with a troubled past. She always has these flash backs through out the segments that remind her of her dark past as a young girl growing up at home. Looking back now and seeing some of my first work it is very humbling and keeps me focused on what’s to come. I diffidently have learned and progressed with producing and directing as well as editing and writing. I will always respect and admire the work me and Bonnie did together. We both were fresh in the game and to me we did a great job considering how we were doing it. Good stuff :) :) :)
