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Coldplay Lost? (video contest) shot on RED

Gino Papineau

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I shot a video for the Coldplay (video contest) for the song Lost?.
I did not win, the winner is a clay stop-motion animation.
Shot this video with my Red 1924 and 1925 as back-up, Red 18-50 for the outside and Zeiss superspeed for interior.
Shot in a half-day and edit in a half night with FCP and proxy.
No lighting, except natural lighting and domestic lighting.
We were a team of 3, me and the 2 talents: my wife and my youngest daughter.

This is my first project with Red (with the exception of testing) and i'm in love with this camera!
And that image quality and feelings..... this camera is a masterpiece!

Cannot wait for the Epic and Scarlett for a little less weight.

Thank you Jim and the Red team to make this possible!

LINK:
http://web.mac.com/unasan//Unasan_Films/Lost_by_Coldplay_video_project.html
 
They have that look in their eyes saying... "I can't believe he has me out in this weather". The angel pic she looks like... "dad, lets get the shot and lets get the hell out of here!" :)
 
Tabarnac, Gino, c'est hot!

Man, what are you still doing up in Mont-Laurier? :-)
Next Final Cut MTL meet, I'm buying the beer.
 
gino - how did you manage to do those crane shots all by yourself? they look super smooth.

tanner
 
I made the crane shot with an aerial work platform JLB (see photo).
I run the joystick from the JLB with one hand and the camera with the other hand (on tripod of course).
The JLB platform are very smooth on the hydraulic and work on battery.
 
Thanks IBloom,

Your right, it is not fully processed, i took the only time i had: Sunday afternoon for shooting, Sunday night for editing and Monday to post the video (Monday was the deadline)!

I could spend at least 3 more days on the editing and fine-tuning.
 
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