Breast Cancer spot shot with 3 FS100s

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Breast Cancer spot shot with 3 FS100s

Great organization that does very good work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_itNCawQkpI

The FS100 was wonderful to work with.

Medium close-up had Nikon 70-200mm

Close-up has ancient Pentax 50mm

Wide shot had ancient Minolta 35mm

I know the FS100 gets it's share of negative knocks but I remain a fan.

As an indoor interview camera, I'm still thrilled.

YMMV.

Be well.

Rob
Smalltalk Productions/NYC
 
since i posted the link, the youtube views have popped 500+.

thanks to those who have taken a look.

client loves the piece.

and i'm still a fan of the fs100.

be well.

rob
smalltalk productions/nyc
 
Hm well ok. That woman is nice, she is a good storyteller and the edit is also ok. But technically .... ! Why 3 Cameras, no need for this ...then the same cameras and different whites? The background is changing from half white to purple and back. The background bubbles up in the corners. The light is more than boring.
Content A -> Realization C- -> Image F!
Sorry.
 
A little more critique on the technical side of things... it seems like you set up a white BG and then didn't clip it white in post. Also, not a big fan of the eyeline shifting back and forth from Camera Right/Camera Left. It makes it confusing to have to looking different directions almost every cut. If you establish that she's looking off camera (having a "conversation") you should respect that eyeline and the 180° line.
 
The background is changing from half white to purple and back. The background bubbles up in the corners.
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Agree

Also, not a big fan of the eyeline shifting back and forth from Camera Right/Camera Left. It makes it confusing to have to looking different directions almost every cut.
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Agree. It's rather confusing.

Glad the client is happy. Above all, that's what matters! I do see a lot of technical issues, most of which have been mentioned. Framing seems questionable in that wide shot.
There's things that would boost the production value of this piece. Animated text treatments, music. Regardless, thanks for sharing. I see other similar videos in the sidebar, I take it you shot them as well?

As for the FS100.....f yes! I don't care what anyone says. I still love it. No plans to change cameras any time soon.
 
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