"Stopgap" - An IENCE Production

OH NO.... POWER LINES!!!! Guys... welcome to the fest, but I'd strongly recommend staying away from the power lines. Read about my incident in my "TWISTED" thread below...

Word to the wise...

Wow! What a story. If only you'd left the camera rolling...

Fortunately for us, the guy with the gun in the poster owns the land on either side of the power lines, so we had a pretty good idea of not being disturbed. It didn't help that a storm blew over in the middle of our day to shoot the scene, but there were no attempted drug busts on our crew!

JC
 
What camera did you use for the pictures? I like the images it produces.

Very sharp.

Robbie

I shoot with a Canon 5D and some L-series glass. Thing takes unbelievable pictures. It's expensive, but the full frame sensor, which I initially questioned, is completely worth it. And the out-of-camera color is simply phenomenal (the photos posted in this thread were edited slightly). We also used the L-series lenses for the majority of the shots in the film.

JC
 
Screen Grabs added below:
** These are raw and lack any color correction **

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Wow, how old are you guys?

Seem to know what your doing.. Looks good!

Robbie

We're all 18 or younger. Jarrard (the Director) and myself (the DP) are the oldest of the bunch. Mostly all of the equipment belongs to my not-for-profit company IENCE which aims to promote youth filmmaking as well as science education. The Canon 5D and Canon class we used belong to Jarrard. You should see his pictures from his Alaska trip this summer!

As you can see, we used natural light for everything and shot in a variety of unique locations. Powerlines, horses, spider webs, dirt roads, etc. We're pumped to have locked our edit, our sound, and our CC, and are making final touches before submission later on today.
 
What was that lens you had on the camera? Is that the one you can twist and turn and get a neat image?

Enlighten me.

Robbie
 
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