Music video: Haunted house

[Sebastian Lindblad]

"Haunted House" by Human Size Giants.
This is a part of a set of visuals that was created for their live show and ended up being a music video.

Kudos to my sister for going through with this.

http://www.vimeo.com/6150483

Shot on RED with Sigma 11-16mm and a Zeiss 85mm 1.4
2k 2:1 100fps

/Sebastian

 

[Raul Gonzo]

Great job Sebestian- can I ask what you used for all the film-like effects- especially the burns and non lens flares- the sort of effect around 2:17

 

[Kyle Presley]

I would be extremely uncomfortable filming my sister do some of that...lol. Looks great though!

 

[Chris Kennedy]

I would be extremely uncomfortable filming my sister do some of that...lol. Looks great though!

I would too! Looks really good, hope u had some housing on the camera

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

Thank you.
Absolutely, the licking-tree-part was really strange and uncomfortable to film...
But the rest was pure fun.

Raul: I used artbeats "film clutter".
Tha flares was real though, really nice and purple!

 

[Kobe Van Steenberghe]

Cool music video Sebastian, looks great!

Could you maybe tell us which programs you used for the color correction or how you created the look (the colors)?

Nice use of the artbeats footage btw

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

Thank you Kobe!

I edited and color corrected everything in Sony Vegas.
I only applied a slight S-curve and warmed up the image a bit with vegas color corrector. That's all.

Best regards
/Sebastian

 

[Aiden K.]

Great work. I thoroughly enjoy all of it. As for the tree licking, I filmed a girl in a fetish video stamping her feet in potting soil, and then licking them clean. Disturbing at first, arousing in the end.

 

[Manuel Bauer]

nice one....who was the director on this? you?

watched that with a gaping mouth.....very funny!

cheers

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

nice one....who was the director on this? you?

watched that with a gaping mouth.....very funny!

cheers

Thank you.

Yes I was both director, cameraman, editor, CC, you name it.
Me and my sister sat down one evening trying to figure out something disturbing yet kinda sexy. It ended in two sentences:

- Couldn't you run around in the forest, humping trees?
- Sure!

We (me and my sister) filmed the next day from 10.30am to 12.30pm. I was finished editing at 4pm the same day. It was a speedy project and lots of fun. The spontaneity was never lost.

/Sebastian

 

[Rakesh Jacob]

DUDE! What's wrong with you? That's your sister.
On a related note, she makes me wish I were a tree

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

DUDE! What's wrong with you? That's your sister.
On a related note, she makes me wish I were a tree

Yup, it was uncomfortable... but hey, anything for art

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

I liked it.

I have some nice trees at my place. Your sister is welcome to come over any time. Hehe.

 

[Victor Ponce]

Really Nice Job ¡
I loved it ¡

Did you film it in 2k? 4k?

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

Thank you.

I filmed it in 2K 2:1 @ 100fps

/Sebastian

 

[Larry McKee]

That's pretty incredible for a 6 hour project. Your sister is a real trooper. The Sigma did a great job as well. I am guessing you meant the Sigma 11-20mm.

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

That's pretty incredible for a 6 hour project. Your sister is a real trooper. The Sigma did a great job as well. I am guessing you meant the Sigma 11-20mm.

Thank you very much.

I must admit that I'm quite proud that I finished the project in that short time and ofcourse very proud of my sister.

My bad, It was the Tokina 11-16. Great lens!

Best regards
/Sebastian

 

[Aiden K.]

Where did you shoot this?

 

[Sebastian Lindblad]

Where did you shoot this?

In the woods near where I live, in Sweden.
About 160 kilometers south of stockholm.

 

[Peter Mosiman]

That was pretty cool Sebastian. I am a huge fan of the lens flares...especially knowing that they were created in camera. Nice work, especially for the amount of time spent on it. :thumbsup: