Zzx4k
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My cinematography reel I put together for January through June 2009. Let me know what you think...
http://vimeo.com/5568034
Thanks!
Dan
http://vimeo.com/5568034
Thanks!
Dan
2009 Cinematography Reel
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The Crimson Idol
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Daniel,
Really impressive stuff here. You have a real eye for for the camera. (I was inches away from writing "you have a reel eye for the camera" but immediately realized what a douche that would make me).
In those first two shots, the one with the kid on the bike and the kid and adult in the field; did you have a jib for that? How did you get those beautiful smooth camera movements?
Really impressive stuff here. You have a real eye for for the camera. (I was inches away from writing "you have a reel eye for the camera" but immediately realized what a douche that would make me).
In those first two shots, the one with the kid on the bike and the kid and adult in the field; did you have a jib for that? How did you get those beautiful smooth camera movements?
Zzx4k
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Crimson,
Thank you very much for your compliments.
The two shots in the beginning were used with my jib, yes. We had a jib strapped into the back of a truck, and we did a jib-trucking shot as we rode down the road. It was obviously a little bumpy, but smoothcam helped refine it to be the beauty it is now.
Same with the other one, we used a dolly propped in the grass and had a jib on top of the dolly, basically a makeshift crane. It had bumps as well, but smoothcam works miracles.
They were both shot on an Arri-SR3 film camera. We used a Proam Jib, drilling a new hole in for the baseplate. It was a bit ghetto, but it worked out fine. It's really about the ends, not the means in crafting the image, in my opinion.
Thanks again for watching, I am glad you enjoyed it!
Dan
Thank you very much for your compliments.
The two shots in the beginning were used with my jib, yes. We had a jib strapped into the back of a truck, and we did a jib-trucking shot as we rode down the road. It was obviously a little bumpy, but smoothcam helped refine it to be the beauty it is now.
Same with the other one, we used a dolly propped in the grass and had a jib on top of the dolly, basically a makeshift crane. It had bumps as well, but smoothcam works miracles.
They were both shot on an Arri-SR3 film camera. We used a Proam Jib, drilling a new hole in for the baseplate. It was a bit ghetto, but it worked out fine. It's really about the ends, not the means in crafting the image, in my opinion.
Thanks again for watching, I am glad you enjoyed it!
Dan