91ststudios
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Hey everyone,
Last time I brought you a 30 second commercial shot for a local jewelry store and well a few months later I have yet another.
This time it is for a 150 year old British company called "Charles Green". They specialize in handmade lockets and gold jewelry.
I felt the shoot went really well. This is my first time dealing with a live animal and one that could completely destroy my equipment, so we were lucky that the horse didn't come my way on the jump scene. Also we were able to get the sixth generation owner to be in it and he is the judge at the end. The only problem I ran into was getting the over the shoulder shot without a monitor which I now find to be an essential piece that I desperately need to buy. Thankfully, it can out pretty sharp.
Any feedback you can give me is appreciated.
Equipment: Canon XHA1, Bogen 516 Pro, Redrock Micro 35mm Adapter for Medium to Close shots (50mm 1.4), and FCP2.
http://www.vimeo.com/661115
Last time I brought you a 30 second commercial shot for a local jewelry store and well a few months later I have yet another.
This time it is for a 150 year old British company called "Charles Green". They specialize in handmade lockets and gold jewelry.
I felt the shoot went really well. This is my first time dealing with a live animal and one that could completely destroy my equipment, so we were lucky that the horse didn't come my way on the jump scene. Also we were able to get the sixth generation owner to be in it and he is the judge at the end. The only problem I ran into was getting the over the shoulder shot without a monitor which I now find to be an essential piece that I desperately need to buy. Thankfully, it can out pretty sharp.
Any feedback you can give me is appreciated.
Equipment: Canon XHA1, Bogen 516 Pro, Redrock Micro 35mm Adapter for Medium to Close shots (50mm 1.4), and FCP2.
http://www.vimeo.com/661115