a 4.5k, tungsten lit, no budget - music video

[Raul Gonzo]

have a look-
and I,d love to hear what you think:

http://www.vimeo.com/8585388

 

[Adrian Correia]

Raul this looks fantastic - what lenses did you use?

 

[Marcos Luger]

Amazing !

Amazing !

Really nice ! the idea of bringing into the set all those paper elements it's like a relief from this era of computer animated stuff. And the image indeed looks fantastic, I also would like to know what lenses did you use.


cheers, Marcos.

 

[Raul Gonzo]

Raul this looks fantastic - what lenses did you use?

thank you Adrian- we used the RPPs almost the entire time.
and then the Red 18-50 for the wide shots (set to 18mm of course).

 

[Raul Gonzo]

Really nice ! the idea of bringing into the set all those paper elements it's like a relief from this era of computer animated stuff. And the image indeed looks fantastic, I also would like to know what lenses did you use.


cheers, Marcos.

thanks Marcos- I couldn't agree more.
I resolved to have as little CGI as possible.
see my note above about the lenses used.

 

[JosephArthur]

Good work Raul. I really like the little dinosaur toy pieces. You know you can call up on me for the Red Actioncam/Steadicam . Im only a couple hours away. Very Tim Burton like.

 

[Frank Weeks]

Nice work Raul. Clever approach. Is that with the MX?

 

[Raul Gonzo]

Good work Raul. I really like the little dinosaur toy pieces. You know you can call up on me for the Red Actioncam/Steadicam . Im only a couple hours away. Very Tim Burton like.

Thank you Joseph- it,s good to see you active around here again 8)

 

[Raul Gonzo]

Nice work Raul. Clever approach. Is that with the MX?

thank you Frank!
I wondered if people might think that since we used Tungsten and got such clean shots, but...
it was shot with good ol' Mysterium Classic™

thanks to the builds- this sensor has been like a fine wine.

 

[Raul Gonzo]

btw- this was the animatic for the shoot:

http://www.vimeo.com/8112510