This is a great little short shot on the Canon 7D with a Canon 100mm f2.8 Macro Lens. Nice work!
It’s really amazing what they’re doing today with greenscreen and some rotoscoping.
It’s becoming harder and harder to tell what’s real and what’s not.
I read this from Seth Godin today, and it’s good. You should ask yourself these 8 questions, especially for those of you in the business world:
- Who are you trying to please?
- What are you promising?
- How much money are you trying to make?
- How much freedom are you willing to trade for opportunity?
- What are you trying to change?
- What do you want people to say about you?
- Which people?
- Do we care about you?
And after each answer, ask ‘why?’
The Lost Art of “Excellence”
Posted on December 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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.
Short Film, “Old” shot with Canon 7D
Posted on December 5, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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.
- Directed, Written, and Edited by Matt Morgan
- Director of Photography – Colin Cabalka
- Shot for Motion Picture Production class @ the Los Angeles Film Studies Center
- My first official 7D film, shot on October 21, 200 in the USA.
Equipment used:
- Canon 7D
- Canon 50mm 1.8, 70-200 f/4L, and 28-135 lenses
- Micro Dolly Camera support
- Arri Fresnel Kit
- SMX-10 shotgun mic
The quality of this camera continues to amaze me.
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