Snapper123
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Behind the Scenes of "Forgive Me Father", an MTV music video shot with the 7D.
Here's some behind the footage scenes of the making of "Forgive Me Father", a music video by the band Cradle Of Filth and shot entirely with a 7D system. The band is a chart-topping band in the UK and Americas, and the band routinely has their videos hosted on MTV as well as other major outputs (as they've been on various record labels like Sony, Roadrunner, ect ect.). The video was directed by the very talented Dani Jacobs, who also directed the music video for their major hit "Nymphetamine." Sadly, the behind the scenes video is only 480P, but the official music video is on Youtube as well in a somewhat better 720P version.
There's countless shots of their 7D system, even a shot of the battery running low and such!
"Full" Behind The Scenes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSgKiX9N-oA
Official Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tWiWkvz8-c
I personally think it's very neat the in-camera techniques the director discusses near the end and just how well this video turned out using the 7D system to the advantage. Really proves what a talented director can do with these things!
Here's some behind the footage scenes of the making of "Forgive Me Father", a music video by the band Cradle Of Filth and shot entirely with a 7D system. The band is a chart-topping band in the UK and Americas, and the band routinely has their videos hosted on MTV as well as other major outputs (as they've been on various record labels like Sony, Roadrunner, ect ect.). The video was directed by the very talented Dani Jacobs, who also directed the music video for their major hit "Nymphetamine." Sadly, the behind the scenes video is only 480P, but the official music video is on Youtube as well in a somewhat better 720P version.
There's countless shots of their 7D system, even a shot of the battery running low and such!
"Full" Behind The Scenes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSgKiX9N-oA
Official Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tWiWkvz8-c
I personally think it's very neat the in-camera techniques the director discusses near the end and just how well this video turned out using the 7D system to the advantage. Really proves what a talented director can do with these things!