Documentary shoot with SG BLADE (trailer)

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sebastala

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Trailer en inglés para vender el proyecto en festivales con mercado. Al Jazeera ya ha mostrado interés en comprarlo y en las próximas semanas seguiremos contactando con televisiones, las primeras impresiones están siendo buenas y todo el mundo habla bien de la fotografía, así que definitivamente fue un acierto grabar con el adaptador. Ahora me arrepiento de no haber comprado mejores lentes, en la web de Cinevate http://www.cinevate.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=30 podéis ver las pata negra, las que son ideales para los adaptadores (bueno y para las futuras DSLR, que estén por llegar). Comprar buenas lentes es una inversión de la que nunca te arrepientes, el problema es que nuestro docu era de bajo presupuesto y éstas cuestan 3.900 euros. Espero que os guste el trailer.
 
nice trailor sebastala , do you mind posting what you said in english.
There are some very great shots in there, but I do see some chromatic abberations.
I would like to see more of the doc , Alyazeera does have some qualty content.
 
This is a trailer for my full lenght documentary Road to Nahr Al Bared. We are looking for tv broadcasting stations, to sell it, the first one that says "ok, looks well, let's go to talk" is Al Jazeera. It was shoot with Sony EX1 and the excellent SG Blade adapter (nice people, nice adaptor). Now looking back I think that It was a mistake no to buy the best lenses as possible, but we have funding problems a lenses like the ones you can find at Cinevate website (Zeiss primes) are expensive.
 
Very beautiful, poetic images and storytelling and a great example of what you can do with the camera and technology. If you really want to learn about using the camera study this piece, the compositions, exposures, color and editing are superb. Almost every shot here could be a still image and it all serves a greater purpose, to tell a story. Forget about picture profiles, adapters, codecs, matteboxes and 486 filters, everyone should watch this video and see an example of very strong filmmaking/craft. Amazing work. Thanks for sharing.

Gerry
 
Thanks you Gerry, it's a hard work to do a documentary with no budget, and your works are inspiring for us!, thanks again from Spain.
 
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