DSLR Video
Dec 21, 2011 03:45:18 #
Okay I probably should have given a better title, but it's late or early depending on your glass.
I've decided to create a new thread as opposed to continuing the more general one. The question was asked about DSLR video, and wether or not it was considered professional. The simple answer is yes. As i'm away more than I'm home right now, I decided to give a few names that can easily be searched online.
This is a small sampling of some of the work being done strictly on DSLR. I can get into the process of DSLR Video if needed, and I have no problem answering questions as I have here before. Also, feel free to add to this if any of you are also using your cameras for more than just photography.
For now the list is essentially confined to shorts, with a couple of composited pieces, and stop motion thrown to taste.
If there is still interest, I can come back as soon as possible and post links to sites, or offer suggested reference books, etc. that you can get for free in the library.
With the advent of shows like House and Community making a large leap into DSLR Video, nearly everything seems to have a DSLR on set somewhere. About 60% of my work is film/video/broadcast/Score, 25% Advertising/Design/Photo Based, and 15% private commission Photo Composite/Painting.
I'll try to answer as much as possible, and post to it when I can with info and examples if it helps.
Intro to DSLR Video
Vincent Laforet- Reverie
Nocturne
Phillip Bloom- Skywalker Ranch
Shane Hurlbut- The Last 3 Minutes
Kim Pimmel- Compressed 02
Clayton Jacobson- The Trainer
Bernardo Uzeda- Casulo
Robin Risser- Solitude
Tim.Chris.Film- Hecq Vs. Exillion(Spheres of Fury)
Martin Lang- The Second Vision
Renaud Duval- Near Sighted
Alex Buono- Saturday Night Live Intro
Marlon Torres- The Bridge
Rick Mereki- Move, Eat, Learn
Najork- Memory Tapes
Post Panic- OFFF Barcelona 2011 Main Titles
Hyperakt- I Have PSD
Soviet Montage- HDR Video Demomstration
I've decided to create a new thread as opposed to continuing the more general one. The question was asked about DSLR video, and wether or not it was considered professional. The simple answer is yes. As i'm away more than I'm home right now, I decided to give a few names that can easily be searched online.
This is a small sampling of some of the work being done strictly on DSLR. I can get into the process of DSLR Video if needed, and I have no problem answering questions as I have here before. Also, feel free to add to this if any of you are also using your cameras for more than just photography.
For now the list is essentially confined to shorts, with a couple of composited pieces, and stop motion thrown to taste.
If there is still interest, I can come back as soon as possible and post links to sites, or offer suggested reference books, etc. that you can get for free in the library.
With the advent of shows like House and Community making a large leap into DSLR Video, nearly everything seems to have a DSLR on set somewhere. About 60% of my work is film/video/broadcast/Score, 25% Advertising/Design/Photo Based, and 15% private commission Photo Composite/Painting.
I'll try to answer as much as possible, and post to it when I can with info and examples if it helps.
Intro to DSLR Video
Vincent Laforet- Reverie
Nocturne
Phillip Bloom- Skywalker Ranch
Shane Hurlbut- The Last 3 Minutes
Kim Pimmel- Compressed 02
Clayton Jacobson- The Trainer
Bernardo Uzeda- Casulo
Robin Risser- Solitude
Tim.Chris.Film- Hecq Vs. Exillion(Spheres of Fury)
Martin Lang- The Second Vision
Renaud Duval- Near Sighted
Alex Buono- Saturday Night Live Intro
Marlon Torres- The Bridge
Rick Mereki- Move, Eat, Learn
Najork- Memory Tapes
Post Panic- OFFF Barcelona 2011 Main Titles
Hyperakt- I Have PSD
Soviet Montage- HDR Video Demomstration
Dec 21, 2011 07:53:03 #
Yes, deeply interested in DSLR video. I volunteer as grip on indie videos, made by friends. Worked post on a big indie release, William S. Burroughs: A Man Within http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1466072/. Even got a few screen credits now!
I do whatever I can to become more creative and involved with photo and video. At 60, I am late to the game, but just helped my friends build out a new indie video editing studio in my building. Next dedicated green screens, sound room, and a new portrait studio in my unit. My condo is a live/work artist building where many of us collaborate with each other on no budget projects. We have fun!
I do whatever I can to become more creative and involved with photo and video. At 60, I am late to the game, but just helped my friends build out a new indie video editing studio in my building. Next dedicated green screens, sound room, and a new portrait studio in my unit. My condo is a live/work artist building where many of us collaborate with each other on no budget projects. We have fun!
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