“With us winning Best Feature Comedy and runner-up for Best Feature Film at the festival, our excitement peaked. “Festival submissions were not a major priority for us, but we explored this avenue and received our first laurels from The Indie Gathering in Ohio,” explains Mulder. As with all of Mulders past projects, the film has been developed only for international distribution and has already won several awards. In this quirky, sometimes philosophical exposé on the tragedies of war, three unlikely candidates Bob (Tom Sizemore), Ari (Oz Zehavi) and Baz (Bernard Curry) are thrown together and forced to evaluate their lives, their alliances, their perspectives and, ultimately, each other.
And thats when the fun began.īordering on Bad Behaviour is Mulders most recent feature film. However, when the options in the local market lacked promise, he approached international clients. He often spoke of his dream of becoming a filmmaker one day, and scripted his own stories while doing TVCs on the side. When the South African filmmaker set up Muddville in Dubai a few years ago, he believed he was made for bigger things than the local market offered. He infuses so much passion into each of his projects that it comes as no surprise to hear that he approached Blackmagic Design to correct just one problematic shot in his most recent production, Bordering on Bad Behaviour.īut thats only one of the many unique things about Mulder. You cant miss the sparkle in Jac Mulders eyes when he speaks of any of the productions he has worked on thus far whether its a simple TVC about a battery, or a feature film hes been scripting. He shares his feedback with BroadcastPro ME exclusively
In the process, he was invited to test the pre-release of DaVinci Resolve 11. When Dubai-based editor, director and filmmaker Jac Mulder needed to correct a specific shot in his film Bordering on Bad Behaviour, he contacted Blackmagic Design to help build an interface that would speed up his workflow. He shares his feedback with DaVinci Resolve 11.
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