City Final -Music Video (Teaser #1) Shot on GH2

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jobless

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Hi,
I wanted to share the latest project. It was shot on 3 Gh2 in 2 days.
The music video is for Italian band http://www.cityfinal.net/
We had:
oly 11-22
oly 45mm
Panny 20mm
Nikkor 35mm f1.8
nikkor f1.8
nikkor 60mm f2.8 Macro
And some other lenses that we didn't use...

This is the first teaser made in After effects. The next week I'll post the second one with just GH2 material.
You can see how was on the set at:

http://www.facebook.com/FlashforwardAtThree

EDIT
Entire video is finally online!

Enjoy!








The second teaser is online and I 'll post the music video in a couple of days.


 
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Great videos on your Vimeo.

Are they all shot with the GH2? Those closeups of the coffee sitting precariously on the beans was great!
 
Thx Gundar, videos on my Vimeo are mostly shot with Gh13 and couple of them with Gh2... The coffee was shot with unhacked GH1 as I remeber.
Here it is the secon teaser for video and in couple of days I'll post the music video.


 
jobless said:
The video is online!
Enjoy!


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Video looks beautiful, imo it didn't need the scratches as I feel that stock plug in takes away from the value. Other than that looks really nice, love the way it looks!

** Love that high angle shot above the people, shot looks so surreal.
Also can you tell me which hack you used?
 
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Love your work man, gotts be honest, I hate the film dust and scratches on a digital plate. Just looks fake to me. But hey, seems it doesn't bother the judges right:)
 
Jobless,

I'm with the others who say "Lose the dust and scratches". Looks artificial and fake as hell. I know because I've worked with film and know what the real "stuff" looks like. Another thing that needs to go, and I'd never go anywhere near it again, is the orange "end of roll" film flashes. The only time we got that was working with gear that had no film supply left indicator, we had no way of knowing the film was running out until the sound of the camera changed.

Most of the time the camera magazine had to be opened (in subdued light unless a changing bag was on set) to change film, the spool protected most of the exposed film and the end was generally exposed at that point (actually a few layers). The outermost portion when processed was totally clear, the orange color began gradually and a few layers in you finally got normally exposed film.

We NEVER used that stuff, we cut it out and tried to find a decent cut to another scene.

Only other way we got that orange (in midroll) was when some idiot opened the camera or camera magazine before "end of roll". The entire strip running from supply to take up reel (except maybe the few frames threaded thru the gate) was usually totally "blitzed" to "clear" with a few layers deep on each roll "flashing orange".

But as sold as an effect it looks totally false and conveys NO SENSE of real film in the way it is used.

Lose it.

Otherwise your musical short has georgeous image tones, excellent costume, and great camera work. Shouldn't spoil it with "cheesy" fake effects.
 
It seems that nobody doesn't like the scratches :-) .
In reallity, I wasnt aimming for most realistic film look, my objectiv was rodriges's Planet terror and to hide twixtor artefacts on some footage.
But I agree that I overused.
However guys thank you for feedback I really apricied it.
Sory for misspelling I am writing this on my phone w/o google help.
 
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