Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
errrrr. i would have taken the girl, fOOk the car...
Finally it's show-n-tell time!!!
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Ohh man my mouth fell open when I saw that chick, she is too hot!
Anyway, I really liked the look of the spot and the cinematography was great. I didn't know what the spot was about till the end, but who gives a **** about the mini, lol, the chick is enough, hehe. BTW what dolly did you use and what settings/filters did you use, cause the sky came out really nice, reflectors??
Anyway, I really liked the look of the spot and the cinematography was great. I didn't know what the spot was about till the end, but who gives a **** about the mini, lol, the chick is enough, hehe. BTW what dolly did you use and what settings/filters did you use, cause the sky came out really nice, reflectors??
insanityfw
Ban Me Please!
Hello again and thanks for the comments. I too would have taken the girl and I'm married...come to think of it so is she 
The dolly was actually a low-budget skateboard dolly with a fairly stationary head on it. The DP, however, had a really cool, aluminum track system that allowed us to connect it quickly to c-stands at just about any height. It set up in a few minutes and took no time to level, etc. It was interesting for me to loosen up the camera and decide to move it on every shot, but I think it was a good choice.
For filters we had a promist (which got broken by somebody going unnamed) and believe a coral which was half in during the shoot. FOr the most part and 8x8 frame was used with plastic sheeting to cut light and then a 4x4 with silver/gold was used to add nice highlights to Blanche's hair.
For settings I'm not actually sure.
As for the classy looking woman, she's even better looking in person I didn't get a chance to talk with her because she was in the house for the most part. She and her husband own the house and the others around where we shot. Her son is also in some of the pictures as well as her dog. The whole family was really nice and gratious, so I think classy would definitely be approriate. they even told us "thank you" when we were done using there house. Amazing people.
Best regards,
J.
The dolly was actually a low-budget skateboard dolly with a fairly stationary head on it. The DP, however, had a really cool, aluminum track system that allowed us to connect it quickly to c-stands at just about any height. It set up in a few minutes and took no time to level, etc. It was interesting for me to loosen up the camera and decide to move it on every shot, but I think it was a good choice.
For filters we had a promist (which got broken by somebody going unnamed) and believe a coral which was half in during the shoot. FOr the most part and 8x8 frame was used with plastic sheeting to cut light and then a 4x4 with silver/gold was used to add nice highlights to Blanche's hair.
For settings I'm not actually sure.
As for the classy looking woman, she's even better looking in person
I didn't get a chance to talk with her because she was in the house for the most part. She and her husband own the house and the others around where we shot. Her son is also in some of the pictures as well as her dog. The whole family was really nice and gratious, so I think classy would definitely be approriate. they even told us "thank you" when we were done using there house. Amazing people.Best regards,
J.
Derrick_SA
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I enjoyed this
Thanks,
- Derrick
Thanks,
- Derrick