Red Giant Films Presents Go Bag

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Red Giant Films Presents Go Bag - Published on 01/20/16

Portland based Red Giant Films has released "Go Bag," a brand new short film written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Seth Worley. Created by Red Giant Films, post production for "Go Bag" used every suite from Red Giant, including the Trapcode Suite 13 for muzzle flashes, sparks, smoke, debris, and the film's cinematic end title sequence; the Keying Suite for green screen and compositing; and Magic Bullet Suite 12.1 for color correction.

Portland, Oregon - Red Giant Films has released "Go Bag," a brand new short film written and directed by award-winning filmmaker Seth Worley. A high-paced action film packed with stunts, practical effects and CGI VFX, "Go Bag" tells the story of a spy who must fight for her life using only the contents of a stranger's carry-on bag. Created by Red Giant Films, post production for "Go Bag" used every suite from Red Giant, including the Trapcode Suite 13 for muzzle flashes, sparks, smoke, debris, and the film's cinematic end title sequence; the Keying Suite for green screen and compositing; and Magic Bullet Suite 12.1 for color correction.

"We always challenge ourselves when making our films, but this was easily the most ambitious project yet," said director Seth Worley. "We've never done hand-to-hand combat or real stunts before, and there's always a risk of first-time experiences failing horrifically. The one place I knew we would be solid was on the post production side, thanks to the tools from Red Giant. I've come to rely on tools like Trapcode Suite and Magic Bullet Suite in every story I tell."

Contrasting greatly from Red Giant Film's last short film "Old/New" (narrated by Patton Oswalt), "Go Bag" has virtually no dialogue, instead focusing on pure, gritty action. Born from the question of what famous TV action heroes might keep in their go bags (the bag of tools and assets one would need to pull out in an emergency) "Go Bag" tells the story of a spy with a bag full of solutions for any situation - except for the situation of losing that bag. Armed with an iPad, selfie stick, shaving cream, gym shorts and various sundries, our hero must fight off gun-wielding agents out to get her.

"This is our eighth Red Giant film, and something entirely different than we've ever done before," comments Aharon Rabinowitz, executive producer of Red Giant Films. "Seth always delivers amazing work, but from the first fight sequence, this one had me at the edge of my seat. The action is intense and surprisingly fun. I love that what we do on the software side at Red Giant is integrated so closely with the stories we tell. We're excited to take people behind the scenes to see how the film was made, so that they can do it, too."

Watch the making of "Go Bag" via the link below to learn more about how Red Giant Films pulled off the intense practical and visual effects for the film.

Red Giant Films puts its own products to the test with each short film it releases, and "Go Bag" was no exception. In fact, a number of tools and features that went into the newest version of Trapcode Particular (v 2.5), released as part of Trapcode Suite 13, were designed for the purpose of producing "Go Bag," including fully customizable muzzle flashes, sparks and debris presets and sprites. The plugin's brand new Effects Builder was critical in getting a lot of the VFX shots done quickly.

The end credit sequence for "Go Bag" was created by Territory Studio, whose work has been seen in Marvel's "The Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "The Martian." The team used Trapcode Form to generate 3D objects and the brand new Trapcode Tao for the geometric interference patterns/glitching. 3D VFX for the short film were done by Coalter Digital, who worked with Red Giant Films on "Spy vs. Guy." Red Giant Films also used Magic Bullet Suite 12.1, which was crucial for color correction and finishing on the film's tight timeline, as the tools run in real-time. For flawless green screen and compositing, the film team used Red Giant Keying Suite.

Request a Product Review Kit or Press Interview:
Members of the media are invited to speak with Seth Worley or any member of the Red Giant Film team, or review any products or suites from Red Giant. For more information or to request an interview or product review kit, please contact Anya Nelson.

Red Giant: http://www.redgiant.com/
Red Giant Films: http://www.redgiant.com/films/
YouTube Video (Go Bag): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1g1Z9Da1Vc
YouTube Video (The Making of Go Bag): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7BaAIzSDCk
Vimeo Video (Spy vs. Guy): https://vimeo.com/64660267
Trapcode Suite 13: http://www.redgiant.com/products/trapcode-suite/


Red Giant is a software company made up of talented artists and technologists who collaborate to create unique tools for filmmakers, editors, VFX artists, and motion designers. Our company culture is focused on finding balance between work and life - we call it "the double bottom line" - this philosophy helps us ignore complexity in favor of building simple tools that yield giant results. Over the last decade, our products (like Magic Bullet and Trapcode) have become the standard in film and broadcast post-production. With over 200,000 users, it's nearly impossible to watch 20 minutes of TV without seeing our software in use. From our experiences as artists and filmmakers, we aspire to not only provide tools for artists, but inspiration as well. Watch our films, learn from over 200 free tutorials, or try our software on our website. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2016 Red Giant. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh and Mac OS X are registered trademarks of
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