darkest_fate
machina erotica
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
- Location
- the INTERNET
A lean young woman wearing what amounted to a cartoon character's outfit. No, anime, anime she had to remind herself as she darted along rainy city streets. The whole idea was that she was playing an adult cartoon character that was being translated into a Hollywood movie. An utterly silly idea and premise, to be sure, but she hadn't exactly been sold by that. The shooting on location in Japan had more or less settled it. Plus, the role was technically a heroine who would be visiting another culture.
Still, Emma Watson supposed this wasn't quite like her usual roles. Since they got her, they had changed the character some: Making her half-Japanese, half-British, for starters. The blue eyes remained, which for Emma meant contacts. The outfit had been streamlined and updated slightly: yellow and black leather that felt strangely protective over Emma's ivory skin.
The actress/ninja jumped back as a bit of street before her exploded. They'd arranged this, and Emma knew at least the general outline. The action was supposed to occur more naturally, relying on some direction from the hidden cameras (they opted to rely commands into Emma's ear, which struck her as slightly odd and very modern) and the performers' natural inclinations. Emma had studied for the part, had even spent a few months training in martial arts. The work showed now, as she smoothly jumped back, moving much more gracefully than one might expect out of a Hollywood actress. It probably helped that Emma had started with a background in dance and applied many of the same skills to her "ninja' training. Still, she had put on quite a bit of muscle, and it showed now as she flicked ninja stars into the distance and drew a short blade.
"By the Crescent Blade, I Haruka, will defeat you!" she cried out, blue eyes darting. The enemy ninja was supposed to be here somewhere. They'd already done setup: this was supposed to be Haruka's big first fight. She'd win, get overconfident, and have issues moving forward. A solid setup, and one they'd built to, letting Emma get used to a few other characters (such as a newly introduced American transfer played by Jennifer Lawrence). Emma knew this would be the harder part: showing the sheer physicality of her role and her performance.
At least her American accent was fairly solid: "Lightning Blade!" Emma/Haruka yelled, flicking her sword. To Emma's surprise, light flashed off the tip. She'd figured they'd add special effects in post. Then again, this did seem quite the modern picture. Not that Emma/Haruka figured she'd have much time to worry: the ninja should be appearing soon.
Still, Emma Watson supposed this wasn't quite like her usual roles. Since they got her, they had changed the character some: Making her half-Japanese, half-British, for starters. The blue eyes remained, which for Emma meant contacts. The outfit had been streamlined and updated slightly: yellow and black leather that felt strangely protective over Emma's ivory skin.
The actress/ninja jumped back as a bit of street before her exploded. They'd arranged this, and Emma knew at least the general outline. The action was supposed to occur more naturally, relying on some direction from the hidden cameras (they opted to rely commands into Emma's ear, which struck her as slightly odd and very modern) and the performers' natural inclinations. Emma had studied for the part, had even spent a few months training in martial arts. The work showed now, as she smoothly jumped back, moving much more gracefully than one might expect out of a Hollywood actress. It probably helped that Emma had started with a background in dance and applied many of the same skills to her "ninja' training. Still, she had put on quite a bit of muscle, and it showed now as she flicked ninja stars into the distance and drew a short blade.
"By the Crescent Blade, I Haruka, will defeat you!" she cried out, blue eyes darting. The enemy ninja was supposed to be here somewhere. They'd already done setup: this was supposed to be Haruka's big first fight. She'd win, get overconfident, and have issues moving forward. A solid setup, and one they'd built to, letting Emma get used to a few other characters (such as a newly introduced American transfer played by Jennifer Lawrence). Emma knew this would be the harder part: showing the sheer physicality of her role and her performance.
At least her American accent was fairly solid: "Lightning Blade!" Emma/Haruka yelled, flicking her sword. To Emma's surprise, light flashed off the tip. She'd figured they'd add special effects in post. Then again, this did seem quite the modern picture. Not that Emma/Haruka figured she'd have much time to worry: the ninja should be appearing soon.