burnt polaroids on camera: new music video

Many, many burnt polaroids and probably mild poisoning (due to inhaling all those burning chemicals) and here is a result ... a rough assembly of first 1 min f a music video for a band [plus/minus].

Hope you enjoy it. Since it's justa rough assembly things a still a bit out of sinc, plus the CC if out of whack:

http://patrykrebisz.com/fire/fire_movie.html
 
Those were some pretty fun polaroid shots, What model polaroid were they taken with, I've never been able to get nice shots like that from anything short of my bronica polaroid back.
 
I liked it, not sure if I would have kept with the theme the entire video, but
nice, unique shots.

Charli
 
Thanks guys.

Chcek out what this guys managed to do with polaroids:
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=Andrei Tarkovsky polaroids&btnG=Google+Search&sa=N&tab=wi

Also indeed at some point the idea is to let the viewere start paying attention more to the story (although there is very little of it here yet) told with the pics rather then just watching the fire. In second part we start going closer into the pics (so that they almost fill the space) thus you actually pay more attention.

Also the song is really beautiful at some point real rock&roll kicks in. Great stuff!
 
it'd be slick if you could maybe just take a bunch of poloroids of a green screen then insert moving video on them as you burn them up. probably a ***** to pull off but that would be cool...

nice look anyway though. did you use a high shutter speed?
 
Patryk,

It looks wonderful!

BTW, we met briefly at Michael Whalen's "Music in the Dark", I directed "The Photographer"

All your stuff is fantastic. I am a big fan. I can't wait to see the final version.

Chris
 
cheezweezl said:
it'd be slick if you could maybe just take a bunch of poloroids of a green screen then insert moving video on them as you burn them up. probably a ***** to pull off but that would be cool...

nice look anyway though. did you use a high shutter speed?


Yeah, that would be crazy, lol..very nice idea.
 
Great concept, but I too felt a bit bored about 1/2 the way through. I wanted to see the concept expanded.

Perhaps zoom into one of the pics then photoshop animate some of the action, perhaps use the fire as a transition, tell the story, then pan back to reveal the charred remains of a hundred or so poloroids on the ground. I dunno.

Great concept and nicely shot.
 
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