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The hotly-anticipated sequel to the original YouTube phenomenon.

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RYAN WIEBER VS. MICHAEL "DORKMAN" SCOTT

What began as a friendly rivalry between two effects artists explodes off TheForce.Net's FanFilms Forum and into the real world in a lightsaber battle royale.

Originally created for the forum's lightsaber choreography competition, this fight to the death will decide once and for all who is truly most skilled with a saber.

There can be only one.



(I did not make this short film, stop asking me how I made the special effects. Its a mix of rotoscoping, photoshop and After Effects.)


Visit their website at
http://www.ryanvsdorkman.com for any and all info concerning how to make this video, how long it took, or to meet the real creators of the fanfilm.

FAQs (from ryanvsdorkman.com)

How did you do those lightsaber effects?
We used Adobe After Effects to rotoscope the prop blades and add glows to them. Essentially the same way ILM does it. After Effects was also used for a variety of other visual effects you see (or don't see) in RvD.

How long did it take you to make this, and when did it come out?
We choreographed and filmed over the course of three weekends, and spent about 4 months on the effects in our spare time, finishing March 1st, 2003.

Did you guys have any martial arts or sword training when you made this?
Neither of us had any formal training of any kind at the time of making RvD. Just watched a lot of movies.


Where was this shot, and what is that thing in the background?
RvD was filmed at Carco Electronics, who built flight simulators for the aerospace industry. The machine in the background is a satellite tracking positioner, the specifications of which were top secret. After the machine was finished being built, it was shipped off to an "undisclosed location".

Where did you get the lightsaber props you guys are fighting with?
The saber props were actually built for this. They were made in several parts using a lathe, mill, and other metalworking tools. Aluminum tubing (like you can find at your local hardware store) were used for the blades.

What kind of camera did you film with?
Canon GL-1 camcorder.

The official, high-quality version for the new widescreen YouTube player.

Now in full HD, the way the film was meant to be seen.

Originally posted two years ago, RvD2 reached nearly 4 million views here on YouTube. Here's to another 4 million!

スターウォーズ：
ライトセーバー決闘ムービー
待望の第2弾！！
Ryan vs Dorkman 2
公式サイト：
http://www.ryanvsdorkman.com/

RYAN WIEBER VS. MICHAEL "DORKMAN" SCOTT REMASTERED

(I did not make this. Ryan Wieber and Dorkman Scott made it.)

Ryan vs. Dorkman premiered to the web on March 1, 2003. With the release of the RvD2 Behind-the-Scenes DVD, the film has been made available for download, in full-resolution DVD quality for the first time.

For most viewers, RvD has never been higher quality than a highly-compressed YouTube video, which in turn was created from a highly-compressed Quicktime video. The highest resolution available was a 480x270 Sorenson 3 version, available at fanfilms.com.

A high quality release, on the other hand, deserves a high-quality master. So, as part of the preparation for the ultimate release of Ryan vs. Dorkman on DVD, the film has been given a full re-mastering from the original files.

This isn't a "Special Edition". Nothing has changed about the film, the quality has simply been upgraded to be more appropriate to the new medium, and to try to match the higher standards of image quality we established with RvD2.

For the following pages that will highlight some of the upgrades and adjustments that have been made to make the new RvD the definitive (and final) release of the film, visit http://www.ryanvsdorkman.com/

Ryan Weiber Vs. Dorkman

Ryan vs. Dorkman, Ryan vs. Brandon, and The Episode 2 Alternate Lightsaber Duel all in one fast paced montage. Sorry there's no RVD2. I can't upload it into my editing system because it's not in quicktime form. Oh well. Anyways, the song is Ready, Steady, Go by Paul Oakenfold and... yeah.

Also, a special thanks to the amazing Ryan Wieber and his equally amazing group of friends for making these spectacular shorts. You guys rock!

This is the sequel to the legendary Ryan vs. Dorkman. I am not the creator of this... just a fan. Check out the high quality version here.

http://stage6.divx.com/user/DorkmanScott/video/1137289/RvD2:-Ryan-vs--Dorkman-2

The continues of the best lightsaber duel ever: Ryan vs Dorkman 2 MOST HIGH QUALITY ON YOUTUBE!

High-quality version available at http://stage6.divx.com/user/DorkmanScott/video/1137289/RvD2:-Ryan-vs--Dorkman-2

Not my video

An exclusive first look behind the scenes at the sequel to the internet phenomenon "Ryan vs. Dorkman".

Keep an eye on RyanVsDorkman.com for future updates!