On workshops I often say to people that if they want to learn cool shots and lighting for their stills or moving images, the directors commentaries which come with some DVD's are worth their weight in gold-truly a master class for free(one of my favourites being for 'Garden State')
Now I'm not putting Lan Bui and I into the great directors bracket, but I'm prepared to bet some of you have been approached to shoot some kind of corporate video.
If this is the case, you will hopefully find this commentary useful.
If you want to see the video without commentary you can find it here.
Showing posts with label Canon EF lenses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canon EF lenses. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Our first video with the Canon C300
Lan Bui shot this beautiful sequence titled 'Grand Union Canal'
It is exceptional in many ways.
Primarily in that it was shot in under an hour.
Read his blog for full details of the gear used.
But aside from that it is an eye opener to just how well this camera works with existing Canon glass which you may well already own.
This is a big, big deal.
Yes, I know it is obvious, but when the penny drops....
We have been organising permissions for our 'main' feature shoot's
Doing this over the Christmas period has been a challenge to say the very least.
It is exceptional in many ways.
Primarily in that it was shot in under an hour.
Read his blog for full details of the gear used.
But aside from that it is an eye opener to just how well this camera works with existing Canon glass which you may well already own.
This is a big, big deal.
Yes, I know it is obvious, but when the penny drops....
We have been organising permissions for our 'main' feature shoot's
Doing this over the Christmas period has been a challenge to say the very least.
Labels:
Canon C300,
Canon EF lenses,
The Bui Brothers
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