Corporate Storyteller
On our second shoot for Embrace Home Loans, we went to Aberdeen, Mississippi.
Here are some stills from the shoot. You can click on the image to see the high-resolution version.
Car
Customer
Road
Water Tower
Standing
House
Profile
River
Aberdeen Sign
Remote
This week, we shot out first of three 60-second segments for our new client, Embrace Home Loans. We are getting started on the edit this week, but to demonstrate the quality of the Canon 7D camera, I wanted to show some captures from the video we shot.
Images have been slightly color corrected using Apple’s Color. Click on the image to see the full resolution, HD image.
Couple
Racine, WI
Lighthouse
Mike
Cars
Cards
Tins
This week, a friend and I are flying to Wisconsin to shoot some customer interviews for a client. Over the Christmas holidays, I purchased a new Canon 7D camera.
I really want to shoot this corporate video with the Canon 7D because the visuals are quite amazing. So, in preparation for the shoot, Allan and I did a side-by-side comparison of the two cameras using an identical lighting setup. Here’s the HD video on Vimeo:
HVX-200 setup:
Canon 7D setup:
Edited in Final Cut Pro:
A nice corporate video shot with the Canon 7D. This camera continues to amaze me!
Lenses:
Another great video shot on the 7D. The visual aesthetic of this camera is really amazing for video. Here are some details about the video:
A Video about Estefania Urrutia, young painter from Madrid working at her Studio in La Verneda (Barcelona)
Music: “Tu Vienes vendiendo Flores” By Enrique Morente. From his album “Despegando”
Guitar: Pepe Habichuela. (Amazing Flamenco record.)
This is a great little short shot on the Canon 7D with a Canon 100mm f2.8 Macro Lens. Nice work!
I came across this video today. It’s a timed-lapse video of the making of a magazine cover for MacWorld. I found it fascinating because of the sheer amount of work that went into creating this cover graphic. From the shoot to laying out the design in Photoshop, the whole process just exudes excellence.
Next time you start work on a project–any project–think about what it will take to make it excellent.
Yeah, I finally found a video that wasn’t a wedding video shot with the 7D. This is a simple short film called “Old”
A story of broken relationships.
Equipment used:
The quality of this camera continues to amaze me.
This camera continues to amaze me. Here’s another wedding video shot by Ray Roman.
This really a pretty amazing video to be shot on a Digital SLR. In the bio, the filmmakers wrote:
the skinny:
// one cinematographer
// two Canon 7D cams
// four lenses; 50 f1.2, 24 f1.4, 100 macro f2.8, 70-200 f4 non-IS
// one tripod, one monopod, one cinevate pegasus heavy lifter (slider)
// audio was through a tascam and zoom h4n paired with sennheiser ew g2 wireless lavs
//no external lighting was utilized in any of the shots in the final piece. everything was working with what was there.
It’s the last statement that gets me: “no external lighting”. That’s amazing! To have such beauty and quality without tons of lighting gear is truly amazing. That is probably the most appealing aspect of this DSLR footage.