Eric Coughlin
Veteran
I felt compelled to outdo Bill's viral video in this topic in regards to views. Facebook also exaggerates views more than YouTube does. 
I shot and directed this as a one-man-band (aside from a separate photographer) using two C300 Mark IIs and a C100 Mark II. One day shoot. It was produced and edited by the company that hired me.
I started off the day shooting b-roll with the 15.5-47 in a shoulder rig setup, but later reverted back to still lenses (24-105, 11-20, 18-35) as I found them to be more nimble, quicker to use, easier to go from low to high, and easier to fit in small spaces. The 15.5-47 did look cool, though, not that I had any actual clients on set to impress, aside from some behind-the-scenes photos.
Lit with a couple Lightpanel Astras for the interviews, as well as some of the b-roll.
I shot and directed this as a one-man-band (aside from a separate photographer) using two C300 Mark IIs and a C100 Mark II. One day shoot. It was produced and edited by the company that hired me.
I started off the day shooting b-roll with the 15.5-47 in a shoulder rig setup, but later reverted back to still lenses (24-105, 11-20, 18-35) as I found them to be more nimble, quicker to use, easier to go from low to high, and easier to fit in small spaces. The 15.5-47 did look cool, though, not that I had any actual clients on set to impress, aside from some behind-the-scenes photos.
Lit with a couple Lightpanel Astras for the interviews, as well as some of the b-roll.
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