Moving To The City

real good job on this one, nice tight editing, good song, hot chicks, what more could you ask for :thumbsup:
 
Superb and extremely professional. Shows what a good director, DP and some time spent in post can do with SD footage. I'd swear it was shot on film, but... it's in the XL2 forum!!! Awesome. :)
 
Even though the song makes me want to shoot myself, I think the video is really incredible.

Don't get me wrong, the song is good...but it still makes me want to shoot myself.
 
That must have been a tough shoot.

Seriously; wonderful job. Hot chicks; catchy song; wonderfulyl shot and tihgtly edited (some of the rooftop stuff with the blonde seems a bit overly done for the piece but Im probally nitpicking)

Bravo.
 
Yeah, I was wondering if you used the mini35 too, it looks considerably better than most XL stuff. Great great DPing on this, and for once it's not a music video of angsty-scremo band. Keep it coming.
 
Awsome work. This is a really good sample of the thing that it doesn´t matter if you have either 35mm, 16mm, dvx, xl2 or something else in your hand, as long as you know what you are doing...Really nice work...

I still have little doubt if this really is an xl2 clip???
 
I like it very very much !

The image is very clean and beautifull.
Great work.

The XL2 has a good dynamic range and clean filmic look !
 
Wow!! it really was shot with the xl2. I´m very impressed...and wanting even more to get the micro 35 for my xl2 :thumbsup:
 
those screen grabs on matts site arnt the same video screen grabs hahah... clearly .... as there was no green screen work done on this video and no big band performance under a bridge... like in those photos....

www.myspace.com/colin_minihan is where you can see some behind the scenes photos of this video. It was shot with the xl2 and yes mini 35 using nikon still photographic lenses.

ill have a making of soon too ...

thx btw
 
Colin,

The image seems very sharp ! I like it.
I though the mini35 looked soft...
Do you feel the mini35 caused any loss of resolution when viewed on a normal tv monitor ?

thanks

again, great great work !
 
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