4 DVX Music Video Shoot

escozooz

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These are some production pics from a music video for Big Shug that I DP'd a week ago.

More photos at:
more at: http://www.mattworkman.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=221

Artist: Big Shug
Director: EJ McLeavey-Fischer
DP: Matt Workman

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What on earth did you need four cameras for? (echo).

Err, I mean they're all next to each other. Maybe if they were spaced out then I could see some kind of special effect coming. What's up?

You got a'lot of splainin' to do.
 
The set photos were done by my girlfriend with a Nikon F5 and a 15mm Sigma, usually used with my M2.

The effect is subtle, actually I haven't really seen it yet. The director has done tests and was confident enough to do the shoot. Thank god I'm not keying and editing this one.

Either I or the director will post the results when the video is up.

Here are pics from the test shoot. The angles and setups were still being figured out.
http://www.mattworkman.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=216

Also we were going to do different playback speeds, but shooting real time was the only way to finish the shoot on time. Plus it gives the editor a break.

:kali: :crybaby:
 
hmmm

hmmm

That was my initial thought too, with the Gondry video. Saw that video a while back. Good stuff. The Gondry's are just too genius though. I figured that but then again it looked like the cameras were all at the same angle (none were rotated like a semi circle).

Also another video that did this effect i believe was a DMX video where it motion blurred all around his head etc. Joseph Kahn directed it i believe. I'm interested to see how this turns out. Hmmmmm
 
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