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Law and Order Promo Epic 5k 120 FPS

Kyle Spicer

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http://vimeo.com/21474462


New Promo shot for Law and Order

5K 120FPS (obviously not for MX portion)
2 - Epics, 1 - MX
Camera provided by Keslow Camera

DP : Rhet Bear
Director : Kendall Bowlin

Enjoy :)
 
2 cool.
Kendall Bowlin worked for me in the mid 90's until he went "Hollywood".
He has really done well.
Great job!
 
Awesome promo. ...However, I feel compelled to ask what's up with the inconsistent vignette?
 
Excellent work.

I find the shot at 00:00:31 particularly intriguing.
 
Holy crap! It stands out like dog's balls. And to think I'm gonna have one of these cameras in my hot little hands in a couple of months. Could never say that about anything else aside from a Red One.
 
It's so clean and the 120fps is stunning! Does anyone know if the series itself will be filmed on the Epic as well?
 
Pretty good!!!

Also adding a kind of grain like with with GenArts Sapphire Film Effect would help to get rid of video(isch) look of digital plasticity and add more organic look of 4K film stock scan...
 
Agree with everyone here. Super impressive ... feels like anything bad anyone could ever say about Red footage is about to be gone -- and the Epic is ushering in a new era.
Keep the clips coming guys :)

Anthony
 
Really nice work - Such a great promo.
 
Pretty good!!!

Also adding a kind of grain like with with GenArts Sapphire Film Effect would help to get rid of video(isch) look of digital plasticity and add more organic look of 4K film stock scan...

Not disagreeing with you (though I still have to see "realistic" film grain applied to digital footage), but if they had wanted some grain, they would've shot on film.
 
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