Val Kilmer的家庭录像如何帮助他在新纪录片中讲述了他的故事
How Val Kilmer’s Home Video Footage Helped Tell His Story in New Documentary
“ Top Gun”演员Val Kilmer在透露过去40年中的所有人都感到惊讶，当基尔默（Kilmer）提到他正在为电影制片人里奥·斯科特（Leo Scott）数字化时，“瓦尔”的想法被孵化了。Scott一直在编辑“ Lotus Community Workshop”，这是该演员在2012年Omnibus中主演的“第四维度”的一部分，”并最终帮助数字化。他还提出了合作者和编辑Ting Poo（“天堂是405上的交通拥堵”），以使纪录片发生。它于8月6日开始在Amazon Prime视频上流式传输。Scottand Poo既是联合导演又是联合主管，组织录音带，数字化并帮助讲述Kilmer的故事，并将其塑造成夏普电影，并获得了奖项的奖项。嗡嗡声。电影以档案脚开头1986年，汤姆·克鲁斯（Tom Cruise）与汤姆·克鲁斯（Tom Cruise）的年龄在1986年的“顶级枪支”中，然后转移到今天，并建立了基尔默（Kilmer）的故事以及他与喉咙癌的斗争。他的气管上的手术使他几乎无法说话，所以他26岁的儿子杰克（Jack）（像父亲一样令人愉悦）提供了纪录片的叙述。“我们想提出叙述者的想法，” Scott解释说。 “听到他的儿子说，'我叫瓦尔·基尔默（Val Kilmer），我是演员。最后，但是通过将其放在首位，“它很早就建立了关于谁在做配音的语言，这样您就可以迷失在故事中。”四个小时的电影，因此挑战在于镜头的数量。便便说，决定要忽略什么是艰难的。他说：“这是要严格消除什么和保留什么。“在过去和现在之间无缝编织，记载了基尔默的单人节目《公民吐温》，拍摄了臭名昭著的拖鞋，例如1996年的《莫罗岛》，并像1995年的《蝙蝠侠永远》那样打击，同时解决了他的健康斗争。”我们不是制作纪录片，而是在拍电影，”斯科特说。“瓦尔扮演自己。”
“Top Gun” actor Val Kilmer surprised everyone when he revealed that for the past 40 years, he’s been capturing his life and career on video, ending up with more than 800 hours of footage.
A feature documentary was the natural conclusion of his faithful chronicling, and when Kilmer mentioned that he was digitizing the footage to filmmaker Leo Scott, the idea for “Val” was hatched.
Scott had been editing “The Lotus Community Workshop,” a segment starring the actor within the 2012 omnibus “The Fourth Dimension,” and ended up helping with the digitization. He also brought in collaborator and fellow editor Ting Poo (“Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405”) to make the documentary happen. It begins streaming on Amazon Prime Video on Aug. 6.
Scott and Poo served as both co-directors and co-editors, organizing the tapes, digitizing them and helping tell Kilmer’s story as well as shaping it into the sharp film that has generated awards buzz.
The film opens with archival footage of Kilmer with Tom Cruise on the set of “Top Gun” in 1986 before moving to the present day and setting up the story of Kilmer and his battle with throat cancer. An operation on his trachea has left him barely able to speak, so his 26-year-old son Jack — sounding eerily like his father — provides the documentary’s narration.
“We wanted to bring in the idea of a narrator,” Scott explains. “It was a beautiful thing to hear his son say, ‘My name is Val Kilmer and I’m an actor.’” The next scene cuts to Jack Kilmer in a booth recording that sentence.
Scott and Poo had tinkered with putting that reveal at the end, but by placing it up front, “It set up the language early on about who was doing the voice-over, so you can get lost in the story,” explains Poo.
The editors knew they didn’t want a four-hour film, so the challenge lay in the sheer amount of footage. Poo says that deciding what to omit was tough. “It was about being strict with what to get rid of and what to keep,” he says.
“Val” weaves seamlessly between past and present, chronicling Kilmer’s one-man show, “Citizen Twain,” filming notorious flops such as 1996’s “The Island of Dr. Moreau” and hits like 1995’s “Batman Forever,” while addressing his health struggles.
“We weren't making a documentary, we were making a movie,” Scott says. “And Val plays himself.”
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