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Tv Spot Shot On Red 610

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Obin Olson

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Though some would like to see...was a rush job, pretty run and gun for me but it came out ok...If it was shot on video....(gives me the hives even thinking of what it would have looked like) I don't think I would have the same results..

this Fing RED RAW format and sensor RULE!!!!!!!!!!

www.dv3productions.com/RED/NCSP_NO_TAG_HD.mov

warning 40megs..right click and "save as"
 
Very nice especially if done quickly as you said.

Nice variable time on opening shot. Did you use a crane for that and the final overhead shot? Which crane? How did you pull focus as the crane was moving?

-shooter
 
hmmm..pulling focus on crane....did not do it :)

My "special" crane. I had it custom made it's pretty much a 24foot remote head unit. :)

yep used on both shots
 
Obin, this piece is awesome! I love your work! Did you DP/direct this project? What lenses?

Rad
 
thanks guys... Yep shot, directed and cut. My zeiss t2 prime set same thing I have shot everything on our red at this point.

My brother Amariah and I shoot direct cut color title finish vfx aleverything we do. Pretty fun :)


Yep shot in NC

Hey we are about to start production on this:

Www.Fatalflawmovie.com

Shoot starts in 2 weeks! Gonna rock it On this project. Our first
dramatic piece! Its a 20min short.
 
Smooth... Very nice... I love both the images/concept as well as the editing.:sorcerer:

Congratulations!
 
Obin, you've been quick to give your honest opinion on other's work in the past, so I thought I would return the favor.

I was mostly unimpressed with your spot. Dull, uninspiring shots and lots of flat, 2 dimensional lighting. Staging and camera movement were little more than competent. If I had seen this on television wouldn't have given it a second thought. Or perhaps, might have thought, hmmm, they must have hired some wet-behind the ears kid to shoot this.


Journeyman effort at best. Cheers.
 
wet behind the ears" bit I take that
as a personal " jab" am sure you meant it to be. Am quick at the draw but I Don't make it personal when cutting creative work in bits, its all meant to help.

Sorry you don't see it that way.
 
stats79 said:
Obin, you've been quick to give your honest opinion on other's work in the past, so I thought I would return the favor.

I was mostly unimpressed with your spot. Dull, uninspiring shots and lots of flat, 2 dimensional lighting. Staging and camera movement were little more than competent. If I had seen this on television wouldn't have given it a second thought. Or perhaps, might have thought, hmmm, they must have hired some wet-behind the ears kid to shoot this.


Journeyman effort at best. Cheers.
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This was not feedback.. This was getting even... Sad.
 
Obin..

Saw it.. Looks good.. No real complaints.

Here's what I care about:

1: Did your client like it?
2: Will they air it (Proof they liked it)
3: Did they pay you?
4: Are they talking to you about other spots?

If you got a yes to all 4 questions.. Then CONGRADULATIONS!! It's an excellent spot!

Jay
 
make that a solid yes to all 4.
and it made ads of the world today... I don't know much about that
but the agency is happy so i guess its cool
 
no man! I come here to bash and be bashed! I spend more energy on here then I would going for a daily run dude!

ROCK ON! shoot till you die! :)
 
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