7 minute documentary:Crocodile Mummies

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emergencydpt

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Hi.
This is a short video I shot on the GH1 (vid and stills). It documents our CT scanning of two crocodile mummies at Stanford Medicine Imaging Center. The mummies belong to the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum and the scans were done as part of a installation entitled: "The Conservator's Art, Preserving Egyptian Artifacts"
The video is password protected at the moment.
The password is: croc
it can be seen at:
www.exposureroom.com/croc

I'm excited to get feedback. It was edited on iMovie.
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Looked very professional. Pretty interesting as well, learnt something new. What mic are you using to record the narrator?
 
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Thank you for your comments.
The mic I used was a sure 588sd. I got it at a garage sale several years ago.
I really needed a preamp because I was practically yelling into it and even then I had to turn the volume down on everything else and crank up the voice over to compensate.

Another problem I experienced was the automatic white balance in the GH1 had absolutely no clue what to do with the fluorescent lights in the CT bay (or any other fluorescents for that matter). If you look you can see the walls change colors every few seconds...yellow,tan, yellow, green...

I think I'm ready to move up to a more professional editing suite next.
 
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