lawriejaffa
Veteran
Hi there,
Well im a bit of a noob with the Brevis and its uses (i'm in love with it though) and recently used it on a shoot for a promo about Andrew Carnegie.
It was all rather silly, we had an impersonater for only 2 hours, (i was only needing about 20 secs of him) but after i got that shot i took him everywhere in his er hometown (in scotland - dunfermline which is local to where i stay) and filmed him doing all sorts.
Had no lights, just the adapter (and im sure it shows.)
Footage was contrasted in premiere and desaturated considerably.
(I was very naughty here, we sneaked into the carnegie museum and er moved the dummie, our impersonater sneaked in (he's a rougue
like us so its all good) and we got our shot.)
Note im an idiot meant to post in HVX Clips er sorry mods!
Well im a bit of a noob with the Brevis and its uses (i'm in love with it though) and recently used it on a shoot for a promo about Andrew Carnegie.
It was all rather silly, we had an impersonater for only 2 hours, (i was only needing about 20 secs of him) but after i got that shot i took him everywhere in his er hometown (in scotland - dunfermline which is local to where i stay) and filmed him doing all sorts.
Had no lights, just the adapter (and im sure it shows.)
Footage was contrasted in premiere and desaturated considerably.
(I was very naughty here, we sneaked into the carnegie museum and er moved the dummie, our impersonater sneaked in (he's a rougue
like us so its all good) and we got our shot.)
Note im an idiot meant to post in HVX Clips er sorry mods!
Well the Brevis is easy to pick up a great tool, but of course as we know cinematography can take a lifetime to trully master aiee!