My DP wanted to use them and I'm glad we did. Although I think the 55mm was a bit funky. Need to go over some footage with him to see whats up exactly.
A few screen grabs from my pilot
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My DP wanted to use them and I'm glad we did. Although I think the 55mm was a bit funky. Need to go over some footage with him to see whats up exactly.
Thanks! Locked picture on the edit today, off to sound.
sorry, just saw your post. the show was American Body Shop on Comedy Central. only ran ten eps. i probably could have made the eps for about 125k each (instead of 800k) if they would have let me shout outside California.
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b-rockonomics
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hey I am interested in the dolly you used for the doorway shoots. It seemed to be a simular replica to the popular ladder dolly, but all as one connected piece. I am a documentary film maker and the portability of that set up looks great. I noticed that you have it propped up with stands... but would still be so manuverable. I'm really looking to get a hold of one, or the plans to build one. Can you help me out at all? Thank you so much.
I just emailed my DP for more info on it - I know that its called A Slider and I think a guy in the LA area makes them. Ill let you know what I dig up.
I remember that show
Mark Anthony
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MacyFilms............... you wouldn't happen to be someone I think you are. Did you ever work with a Sean O'Carroll. Only because I know for a fact, the person who shot & produced American Body Shop knows who Sean is, which inturn means I know you.
FREUDENBERG_FILMS
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nice and sharp
They have a lot of make up on though..
Yep and HD really brings it out. When you work with HD use neutral colors
lonearcherfilms
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Especially on that last guy, the George Hamilton dude.