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my filmmaking and other thoughts
Friday, 28 October 2011
Thursday, 6 October 2011
watch this
I've always been interested in education and many moons ago made a one hour film about alternative education and how ideas from that sector could influence state schools,
Here's a brilliant idea from the Geoff Mulligan of the Young Foundation which turns traditional school model upside down with amazing results.
watch here
Here's a brilliant idea from the Geoff Mulligan of the Young Foundation which turns traditional school model upside down with amazing results.
watch here
Thursday, 29 September 2011
thoughts on the canon 5d
I've been shooting with this beautiful piece of kit for about six months now, enough time to get a good feel of what works and what doesn't, enough time (and money) to have built and operated a good rig, monitor, sound gear etc.
First off the camera - a bitch to use for filmmaking because it's not a film camera...nuff said. So what do you do: buy more stuff. In my case I already have an Sony EX3 so I have a decent mic, lights etc, so what did I have to buy? A rig (£1000), a monitor (£1000), Juice box (£400), follow focus (£350) and lenses - I have the Canon 24-105 f4, the 70-200 f4 and a Sigma 50mm f1.4. What I want...welll that's for another post.
All in all I've spent a good six grand tooling up. The results are. however, impressive. Yes there's been problems with transcoding for editing in FCP, problems with HD downconversions for DVD/SD, problems with noise/twitter/jello and fizzing. But largely there's been lots of beautiful shots. And when it comes down to it thats what counts.
First off the camera - a bitch to use for filmmaking because it's not a film camera...nuff said. So what do you do: buy more stuff. In my case I already have an Sony EX3 so I have a decent mic, lights etc, so what did I have to buy? A rig (£1000), a monitor (£1000), Juice box (£400), follow focus (£350) and lenses - I have the Canon 24-105 f4, the 70-200 f4 and a Sigma 50mm f1.4. What I want...welll that's for another post.
All in all I've spent a good six grand tooling up. The results are. however, impressive. Yes there's been problems with transcoding for editing in FCP, problems with HD downconversions for DVD/SD, problems with noise/twitter/jello and fizzing. But largely there's been lots of beautiful shots. And when it comes down to it thats what counts.
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