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Persons // Malou
« on: January 31, 2012, 03:18:36 PM »
This one's a bit older (end of 2011), but I haven't gotten around to posting it here and I really, really like this video. Shot with the GH2 with a Voigtlander attached (without ND-Fader still). It's part of my 'Persons' series, where I improvise a video-performance with someone to try and capture some of their personality on film.

The person in question is my friend Malou, who is a (theatre)actress, with musical support of the Velvet Underground.


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Re: Persons // Malou
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2012, 11:23:53 AM »
Nice shots :)

Can you tell us some more about what equipment you used? (steadicam, lenses and so on)

And what you did in post?

Thanks !

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Re: Persons // Malou
« Reply #2 on: February 22, 2012, 10:57:05 PM »
Sure,
So just point by point:

-GH2 with a basic hack (44Mbs)

-Voigtlander 0.95 (can't remember f-stops throughout the shoot, but no ND-filter)

-I used a steadicam Merlin for support.
 I often attach my GH2 (in its Rewo-cage) to the steadicam, just for shooting hand-held, not necessarily
 using it as a steadicam. The arm gives a nice counter-weight, and can even function as a sort of monopod
 in certain circumstances. (btw. GH2 + Voigtlander + Rewo-cage + videomic pro is just about the max
 my steadicam can counterbalance)

-in post I basically CC'ed in FCPX for a bare minimum. I pushed the shadows towards blue & blue/purpleish, while highlights got a slight shift towards yellow. Mids were pushed just a bit towards the greens. That's about it.

-most of the flares and such were the result of filming with the setting sun hitting just the corners of the lens.

That's about it. There's some optical flow used in the staircase scenes, oh and of course a simple matte to frame it in 2.39:1.

That's about all I can tell.
Hope it's helpful!