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Winner of the Homebrew OVA category at Metrocon 2011 :3
The title is more related to Rebuild than anything, despite how the video itself isn't Rebuild per se. I just couldn't think of anything else.
HERE'S EVERYTHING YOU'D WANNA KNOW:
This video represents Asuka's mentality, struggle, and chaotic relationship with Shinji. It's meant to feel very f--ked up just like the mindtrips you see in EoE. I played the role of Shinji, and Asuka was played shino_usagi. Click the link below to check out her cosplay profile:
http://www.cosplay.com/member/43441/
The video took exactly five days to film and a few weeks to edit. I filmed in New Smyrna Beach/Daytona/Palm Coast at locations provided by Beth, the Asuka in this video. I met her at a photoshoot, contacted her online to see if she'd be interested in doing this video with me, and here we are! At the end of a short-lived yet very fun adventure.
The camera used was provided by Beth, a Canon 5D MarkII something or another... Some of the shots were filmed in a studio at her college, so there was lighting equipment galore. I edited using Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0.
Several of the shots were intended to be complete mimics of scenes from the anime and movie. The kitchen scene was the centerpiece of our filming and took two days, a couple of retakes, a few broken coffee mugs, and a kitchen floor now stained with black tea and purple kool-aid.
All of Asuka's cosplays were provided by Beth herself, while my "cosplay" (if it can be called that) was provided by me, save for the wig I wore, which Beth let me borrow.
My friends Shawna and Mitchell helped me film whenever I had to be in front of the camera, so a million thanks to them! :3
Some shots were filmed in front of a green screen, which never ceases to be entertaining. Oh, and that awesome seat you see Asuka sitting in? That's an ejection seat from a jet provided by her father. Heavy as hell and painful to sit in, but oh so very awesome.
So let me know what you all think! This is by far my favorite project I've worked on and hopefully you all will enjoy it too.