A New Music Video on HVX (does it still hold up?)

vinark

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Was suppose to shoot 7d instead took HVX out for another spin (Super Mist Filter - Mat Box- PVC Dolly). Is it still a good camera?

The song is called Off The ground and and the music video is a visual reference to the idea of being enlightened. Through out it you see break dancers getting off the ground, A beautiful Astronaut who is Off the ground and the rappers flying down a street because they are off the ground.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NnoBFnQ6So
 

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Good Job

Good Job

Keep up the good work. Your editing has room for improvement but keep pumping out music videos and you'll get better eventually.
 
I think the shot lists were pretty ok in some parts and awkward in other. My philosophy is that as long as the shot you shoot compliment the music direction, any camera could do the job. But I think it was very well done. I've worked on a music video that was solely based on little to no budget and things can go down hill pretty fast. We had 3 different shooters, a poor shot list, and a concept that got scraped on the 3rd day of shooting.
 
Good Job!

Good Job!

There are some nice clear visuals in this video. The HVX is good enough to deliver to television, I can guarantee you that. I wish I could have seen more of the bboy moves before you kept cutting away. Yesterday (Monday) a country music video that I shot appeared on CMT twice. Country Music Television. Ok, so it's not the Red, but, most of the general public has no idea, nor do they care what you're shooting with.

Cordell Harris "The Little Ones" Country Music Video.

http://blip.tv/file/4159049
 
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