Eastside Westside Music video

You've got some pretty cool and creative shots in here. I really liked the B&W shots with high contrast. Some of the performance shots were just okay, but there were some other key elements that made the video definitely worth watching. If you cleaned up a couple of those shots, I think this could be an excellent video IMHO.
 
Marlon Ladd said:
You've got some pretty cool and creative shots in here. I really liked the B&W shots with high contrast. Some of the performance shots were just okay, but there were some other key elements that made the video definitely worth watching. If you cleaned up a couple of those shots, I think this could be an excellent video IMHO.
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Thanks alot this is my second video.
I really want to get into making more electronica videos.
I really enjoy Chris Cunningham.
I just have not had the opportunity to do so.

So for the video the performance shots were al little dry?
I really went a little lazy towards the end when the car drives into the garage.LOL
 
some pretty cool effects, how didyou do them?

what was your workflow (camera, lenses, lighting et... used?)
 
jonE5 said:
some pretty cool effects, how didyou do them?

what was your workflow (camera, lenses, lighting et... used?)
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Well it was all composed in AE. Pretty much they are 2d images in 3d spaced with camera shake. The cameras used were as main the XH-A1 in 60i,HV30 in 60i and Zi6 for underwater shots. Did a few shots on Roller skates with my monopod.

I had a wide angle lens on my XH-A1 in some shots.
Lighting well outside just used a reflector.
Inside used one softbox,650wTungsten,150w Tungsten.

Then i pretty much exported the whole video in H.246,so that the file ended up at 3.45GB then i toke the video and took it to a free program called isquint.
Took it there and turned the video into a 1280x720 79.78MB video for online upload.
 
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