Music Video, 2 person crew, 12,000 feet up

Vincent Pascoe

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Here's a music video my partner and I directed, we had 6 hours to come up with a concept, locations, etc. in a city we had never been to, thank god for Google maps.

Shot on location in and atop the Sandia Mountains in Albuquerque, New Mexico USA. The last scene shot at 3200 iso 1/4 shutter lit with a flash light bounceing off a tube top. Watch in 1080 if you like.

Vincent Pascoe
www.vincentpascoe.com
www.cinematicartistry.com

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Not sure how you can present a MUSIC video with the sound only coming out of the left channel. :Drogar-Shock(DBG):

I had to go back to some other clips to make sure my computer wasn't faulty.

It's not.

May be the upload, but it sounds more like something goofy was done during audio processing.
 
Here's a music video my partner and I directed, we had 6 hours to come up with a concept, locations, etc. in a city we had never been to, thank god for Google maps.


A comment on the use of the blur/soft focus. While I understand that the singer may need something, I think some of the shots were just too blurry, rather than giving that haze, and covering of facial lines.

One particular item, at about 0:54-56, it looks like your 'mask' tracking the woman drifts, so it is obvious that the background had one thing done, while the woman has perhaps other stuff done.

For me the sequence at around 3:30, where the singer is hooded, seemed too soft as well.

As a side note, some of the fingering on the lead guitar close ups, didn't quite seem to match. I presume that the music used was from a CD or the like and whatever the musicians were doing was 'lip' and 'finger' synching to that.
 
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