Hey guys,
I shot a zero budget horror-comedy series with a bunch of my friends and this is how it turned out!
Please give me all the feedback you have.
Lumix S1 ii + Arri log C3
Sigma 28-75 f2.8
1/8th pro mist
Amaran F22x, PT4c, 300c
A street musician playing her instrument on the street.
Shot on a Torima CMR-35 toy camera using its built-in black-and-white filter.
I shoot mostly Cabaret/stripping events. I've wanted to pivot into weddings and was wondering if this type of "style" translates into wedding videography or if I should research/learn a little more beforehand. I have my first "official" wedding next month and a couple of friends invited me to shoot theirs beforehand. More of a small, close family get together than a full wedding. This event was last minute and I'm still learning how to involve audio into my videos. I'm self taught for the last year and really want to pursue this as close to full time as possible.
Hey, so I just read a comment off of a youtube video saying:
"Prime lenses are great for making the videos / photos from the same photoshoot connect while editing or posting.
**when you see video with the same focal length Its simply flow better.**"
Implying that for a video/montage you should stick to a certain focal length, is this true? I'm planning on shooting a montage with loaned equipment and I really don't wanna have to reshoot because the changing focal length is jarring or something. I'm broke as it is!
Made this house warming video for the home owner and the interior designer. We went all-in for that dreamy look.
Would love to know what you think.
Shoot & Post - Yours Truly
Canon C200RAW + Sigma 18-35 + Full Strength black pro mist
No additional glow in post