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Music video "Shoulders"

Daniel Stilling

Daniel Stilling

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I DP'ed this music video over a couple of days last January, came out a couple of weeks ago.
Shot on a Dragon, with the Skin tone OLPF and Ultra Primes
It goes to show you that you don't have to be afraid of the dark, even without the LL OLPF.

http://www.danieldp.com/#!shoulders/ch0q
 
Super job! Thanks for sharing! I'm not seeing any noise. Any tips for us? Staying with in an ISO Range or using some post Noise Reduction?
 
Unfortunately the label only releases their videos on YouTube...
ISO wise, I kept the lenses wide open, making sure nothing peaked and simply adjusted the ISO to the lowest number comfortably possible. I shot the whole thing in 36fps and a 108 degree shutter, so I actually lost some light with that, but it worked out quite well...
 
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Super sick man I loved the video! Was shooting with lower ISO range to get less noise after lighting the set? If so what ISO did you shoot a the most? Also, how did you get audio to sync properly if you shot everything in 36fps or was this only for the B-roll shots? Sorry for so many questions but I shoot music videos as well and I just upgraded to a Scarlet Dragon from the Scarlet MX. I just wanted some tips to get me started with the Dragon. Nevertheless, this video was very inspirational great job!
 
One of my favorite song on the radio right now. Great work, Daniel. Absolutely gorgeous!!

for King & Country… those guys are solid, man. Love it!
 
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Excellent work, Dan. There is much to like about your filming.
 
Daniel Stilling said:
Unfortunately the label only releases their videos on YouTube...
ISO wise, I kept the lenses wide open, making sure nothing peaked and simply adjusted the ISO to the lowest number comfortably possible. I shot the whole thing in 36fps and a 108 degree shutter, so I actually lost some light with that, but it worked out quite well...
Click to expand...

36fps + 108º shutter?
What was the thought process behind that decision, aside from "aesthetic"?
 
The 36fps is definitely an aesthetic choice. Since I was using a bunch of HMI's I had to find a flicker free shutter speed.
 
Great Job Daniel!
 
Nice!
 
Great stuff Dan! Really lovely.

I'm shooting a short film in Orlando sometime over the summer and was just about to ask you if you were interested in it, then I saw your work and credits and realized shorts probably weren't your thing lol.
 
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Powerful images to bring the story to life. Wonderful.
 
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