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KIME
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Synopsis
Kime is a portrait documentary that follows and reflects on the journeys of three students from the longest standing karate school in Mississauga, The Mississauga Academy of Martial Arts. It explores how karate can change a person's life and how karate can make an impact on children who have struggles with confidence and bullying.
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Leo Sadek - Producer"Hi my name is Leo and I am the producer for KIME. I joined this short documentary because I am very interested in learning more about Martial Arts and the art of discipline and that's what Kime really means. Our crew is super talented and focused on making this documentary as engaging as possible, and I can't wait for you to see it."
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Jayson Padilla - Director"Hey everyone! My name is Jayson and I am the proud director on Kime. I am a first-degree black belt in goju-ryu karate, and I am so grateful that I get to showcase the amazing community of The Mississauga Academy of Martial Arts in this documentary. Although filmmaking and cinematography are my passions, karate will always be my first love! I hope one day that my filmmaking can impact people's lives and showcase the beautiful art of karate."
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Aaron Comeau - Director of Photography"Hi I'm Aaron and I'm the Director of Photography for Kime. I've always loved getting behind the camera to tell unique stories like this one. It's been incredibly rewarding working on this documentary and getting to share what makes the Mississauga Academy of Martial Arts so inspiring. There's something special about being able to showcase a strong community, and I'm very thankful to have had this opportunity to do so. I'm looking forward to people watching our film!"
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Noah Embrack - Picture Editor"My name is Noah and I’m the Picture Editor for Kime. I won’t go into the detail, but I’m proud of being able to disprove what others have claimed about my abilities. I value my friends & family and I’ll go to any lengths to live up to the expectations for those who’ve supported me. Given my general interest in martial arts and the impact it has, I'm thrilled to be a part of this team."
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Cameron Coddington - Production Sound Mixer"My name is Cameron Coddington and I'm the Location sound mixer / Boom op for the short documentary KIME. It was a super fun experience working on the set, interviewing the subjects, and overall working with the crew."
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Sam Koabel - 1st A.C./ Camera Operator"Hey, I'm Sam, and I was a Camera Operator and 1st AC on KIME. My usual role in most films is Location Sound Recording, but I also love being able to shoot when I'm given the opportunity. I joined this documentary because I used to take karate, and the topic and themes really hit close to home for me."
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Rachael Huibers - 2nd A.C./Key Grip"Hi there! I’m Rachael and I’m the 2nd AC and Key Grip for Kime! Getting to work on Kime was a very influential experience for me as it was a whole new world I was thrusted into. Exploring others passion of karate with my love for film and being able to share it with the rest of you has been everything I could have asked for and more. It’s been such a blast working with this crew and I’m so proud to have been a part of this journey <3"
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Evan Adams - Supervising Sound Editor"Hi! I’m Evan, the Sound Editor for KIME! I always love a good bonkers sci-fi or horror movie and my favorite album is either Lands of Delight by Alon Mor or Plume Valley by wind96. I also like picnics, long walks on the beach and…oh, it’s not one of those bios…"
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Anthony Kubelka - Music Composer"My name is Anthony Kubelka and I am the composer for the documentary “Kime”! I am a graduate of the Bachelor of Music Honours program at Carleton University (B.Mus 2020), and the Master of Music (M.Mus) in Jazz Performance program at the University of Toronto. Over that period, I have developed a keen interest in composing and writing for films, televisions, animations, and other forms of multimedia. I am deeply passionate about music, and I also harbour an interest in sports too, which was one of the big reasons why I was drawn to Kime. I was enrolled in a Karate school for roughly three years in my tweens and early teens, and have remembered that experience fondly. My vision for the future is to be writing and composing for films and television as my profession. I am looking forward to writing and composing for Kime!"
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