Solid video. Nice song too. Not my usual taste, but for some reason I can't get it out of my head. There should be two versions though: The "Blonde edit" and the "Brunette edit". I wanted to see more of the dark-haired one.
Anyway, two thumbs way up. Hope you can show us the behind the scenes soon.
Nice to see more quality work on the XL2; 35mm adapter or not.
Too bad "digital racism" has to creep into this by claiming it's too good to be done with an XL2, especially when it's shown clearly on the site. When will people grow-up and realize that talent alone is at least 90% of the equation? 24-hr Party People was shot with a Sony DV camera, cheaper then the DVX or XL2, and it's a good quality film.
The stove doesn't make the cook, and the camera doesn't make the photographer. If you want an example from the 3D realm, Google the name Raf Anzovin. That guy made awesome animations with primitive software almost 10 years ago.
Sorry for the tangent, but this gets old after a while.
one thing I did notice, that in several instances the vocals were ever so slightly out of sync with the picture... though it only happened a few times... so maybe it is supposed to be that way... who knows..
I always wondered "what really can that XL2 do?" I knew that camera was good but damn dude what picture quality. Had some cutties in it too so that made it better.