My first micro bio for a small business here on V.Island. I used the Tamron 17-50mm 2.8 for most of the shots as the workspace was small. 17mm came in really handy. I also used the super Takumar 50mm 1.4 which is a favorite. I used some foam core on the interior shots to get a bit of bounce from the window light onto the flowers during the prep scenes. I'm still learning so much about shooting and post production... and I am satisfied with this project and how far I could take it. I used neat video to clean up the interview spots which worked great. I hope that by sharing this maybe someone can learn a camera technique, or learn about using bounce lighting, or using a slider,...or maybe just learn what not to do too! Above all, let's seek to inspire others in what we do.Cheers, and thanks for taking a second to view my work. Your comments are appreciated.GH2vk3.61 65Mbit_3GOP_42Mbit_720_12GOP
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Originally posted by maranfilms View Posthaha, we used to pick on the pansies in my neighborhood too Nice work, I think you turned a totally boring and uninteresting topic into something watchable, and with style. keep up the good work man.
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I would cut out some of the out-of-focus shots and shots where the framing is a bit off that don't match up with the superb quality of the rest of the film (for instance, the shots at 0:38 and 1:03). They don't seem to add anything to the story so lose 'em
That said, this is a very pretty, charming short film. Thanks for sharing it
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Originally posted by Jester2138 View PostI would cut out some of the out-of-focus shots and shots where the framing is a bit off that don't match up with the superb quality of the rest of the film (for instance, the shots at 0:38 and 1:03). They don't seem to add anything to the story so lose 'em
That said, this is a very pretty, charming short film. Thanks for sharing it
Cheers.
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the cuts are a little frantic...like you're trying to squeeze in all your favorite shots. as you do more, you'll relax a bit, let us see the person speaking more and only show us your best/perfect shots. hint: not every b-roll shot has to move or pull focus to be interesting....strive for a balance between camera movement and keeping the camera still.>>> www.GreenGorillaMedia.com <<<
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Originally posted by averan View Postthe cuts are a little frantic...like you're trying to squeeze in all your favorite shots. as you do more, you'll relax a bit, let us see the person speaking more and only show us your best/perfect shots. hint: not every b-roll shot has to move or pull focus to be interesting....strive for a balance between camera movement and keeping the camera still.
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