Opening Title from "The Legend of Dirty Bum"

This is the updated version of the opening title with the final music mix.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• legend
• dirty
• bum
• movie
• martial
• art
• comedy
• film

[Brazilady]

oh, boy: you do all those things?

Amazing work.

[davidpetersonharvey]

Thanks! Now, if I can only finish the darned thing! LOL

[davidpetersonharvey]

Hey, I was having trouble with replying to this comment until now. Yes, I do all these things. We're building a studio to do video editing with clients, audio recording and mixing, and teaching music, art and technology classes.

I work about fifty hours a week, plus I'm going to school part time. Taking a break over the summer, though. Not from the fifty hours a week work, but from school while we get the studio up and running. ;-)

[NinjassBlackyChan]

I wonder....does this movie involve a hidden meaning to your believe? Because most bum have psychological disorders....and business would mind tearing them down.

[davidpetersonharvey]

The bums in this movie are a metaphor for the everyday person just trying to get through the day. The story is partly about what happens when a person tries to step outside the role society dictates for them. It also has a strong values component.

Some people just see what they want. There's not enough here for you to even make that distinction. Better to watch the DVD when it comes out and decide for yourself then.

Peace,

David

[stevehd111]

Why always at the same location?

[davidpetersonharvey]

They're bums! They can't afford more locations! LOL

Seriously, that's the only location that's repeated in "Zombie Ninjas." Unfortunately, it's the one that opens after the title sequence. LOL

Peace,

David

[iyMarilynn183]

duuude

[Brazilady]

I am trying to answer you but it don't show up here

I said I am impressed and that I admire people like you.

[ComebackJohnny]

I saw that scene from "Zombie Ninjas".

[davidpetersonharvey]

The music was inspired by the "Mission Impossible" theme but is not the same. In fact, the underlying motive purposefully uses different notes, on purpose. We wanted to give this a similar feel but more '70s cop show and avoiding all the copyright infringement issues. We tried to be extremely careful with the theme and had many arguments over it before it was finally recorded in the final you hear here. :-)

Peace,

David