Reshoot=This was my answer. I'm pretty limited in post, and will likely have to do a lot of ADR, but this looks better and I can see the business name, which is a plus. (I didn't even notice that part when we were shooting!)
I tried silks, as I said, but the place is HUGE with about 120 feet...
So here's a problem I ran into. I had a HUGE silk, but even setting that up (it was to the guys left, just off-screen) you can see what we got. We event tried blotting an entire window (there are no blinds as it is a storefront), but it still looks like this. I thought of adding a light to...
So, turns out I suck at filmmaking! :D
Lots of reshoots, but we're learning fast and it's been tons of fun! Here's a screen cap of my last shoot.
(Tons of my shots from that day were blown out/worthless, but this sequence seems fine)
First of all, let me say this:
Yes, this is one of "those threads" where an inexperienced shooter asks questions.
If you are too busy to help, I understand! No need to face palm and get aggressive. Before anyone suggests it, I want to make it clear:I have sought the answers to these...
As the topic title says, I'm in the market for a *good* boom pole. Would prefer CF. I don't care about age or cosmetics, but I don't want anything cheap for obvious reasons. (Cheap aluminum can be had for $30 on eBay, I'm looking for something to last)
I no longer own a DVX 100 and need to declutter my tiny flat (I'm gutting the living room and turning it into a natural light studio). :D
4 unopened PANASONIC-brand MiniDV tapes (These are the 63 minute ones. They say "For Professional" on the sides, but I'm not sure if they're "Gold" or...
I'm here!
Long time lurker here to learn more and cause general shenanigans.
I shoot amateur for the love of it, and hope to do more in the coming years.
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