The video, titled “Jedi Ninjas,” was created by Team2X. Directed by James Mark and Justin Lovell. Concept and development by James Mark and Yung Le. Visual effects by Yun Lee. Members of the “Team2X” team took part in creating the choreography and filming.
The Ninja Jedi project was developed to adapt the current style used in the Star Wars video games. This style often combines elements of the Force and lightsaber combat. With no Star Wars-themed action films currently planned, this project is a dream come true for many fans.
“Team2X” is a professional team of stuntmen with extensive experience in the Hollywood film industry. “Jedi Ninja” is the result of combining Yun Lee's unique talent for creating eye-popping fights with Yun Lee's passion for combining visual effects with martial arts.
Enjoy watching, and may the Force be with you!
Jedi Ninjas
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Or maybe it was the editor, like they were filming with several cameras, but they chose these - defective plans. A great example of this is Sanctuary. And there are a couple more films.
Sorry for the cry from the heart..... I just can’t stomach bad camera work.
damn, even short films have killer cinematographers! they themselves ruined all their beauty with close-ups...... I don’t know how you can not understand that close-up flickering on the screen spoils even the most fucked-up fight staging?!! I would tear off the hands of such woeful operators....