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RASHAD ANABTAWI Filmmaker and Photographer - Chicago Illinois
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‘BARAKEH’

RELEASE DATE: COMING SOON

LOGLINE: A Middle Eastern translator and a U.S Marine are ambushed while on a mission and now need to fight for their lives.

SUMMARY: Omar is an Arab translator who works with Mills, a U.S Marine, in the hopes of helping her get out of his country, but while on a seemingly standard mission they get ambushed and are forced to work together in order to survive.

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POST PRODUCTION

Adobe Premier Pro Editing Timeline by Rashad Anabtawi
Blackmagic Davinci Resolve Coloring bay by Colorist Rashad Anabtawi
Adobe After Effects Editing Timeline by Editor Rashad Anabtawi
BARAKEH Film Still from Post Production by Editor and Colorist Rashad Anabtawi

COLOR CORRECTION & COLOR GRADING

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FILM TRIVIA

Did you know?

  1. The production was not allowed to go forward (unless all precautions were taken), and the staff pushed against having this production move forward.

  2. The assistant director was no where to be found until the last moment before the shoot, coming in with an essential prop everyone had overlooked, the walkie-talkie.

  3. The first explosion on screen is a mix of practical lighting effects enhanced with computer graphics visual effects.

  4. The original film was shot as a one shot, but director Rashad Anabtawi and cinematographer Gabriel Jung worked together to shoot enough coverage to use in case Rashad wanted to discard the idea of an 8 minuet one shot.

  5. This production is still used to educate the youth of Columbia College Chicago.

© 2024 Rashad S. Anabtawi