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Short Film shoot on Raven

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Ivan_D'Antonio

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Hello to everyone! This is my first post in the forum! I'm really happy and proud to join the Red community! :smile5:I'm glad to share my first short film with the Red Raven.

https://vimeo.com/ivandantonio/bolero

I've tested the camera in a very rush "run&gun" situation, with almost only natural light and 99% handheld work. I love the Raven I feel it is the perfect camera, finally! :) The short film is online by a week but I was waiting for english subtitles to share here!Hope you enjoy it! :smile5:
 
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I saw this on a red Facebook group a bit ago. Really enjoyed the great camera moves. Cheers.
 
Thanks! :) I've waited to share it in the forum because of the missing subtitles and I was also waiting for the activation of my account :D Thanks again! :)
 
Christ, if this is the quality out of "run-n-gun" shoot... There's no limit to that talent.
 
You are very talented. Excellent work. Goes to show you that for a film to be good, you don't need just a good camera. The hands that hold it, need to be attached to a brain and a soul with a lot of talent as well.
 
Vadim Bobkovsky said:
Christ, if this is the quality out of "run-n-gun" shoot... There's no limit to that talent.
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Hi Vadim, thank you. :) I wanted to test the camera in a very rush situation with only me, the camera and the actor walking trough the town. This choice to understand how the Raven performed in a "rough" situation with little care. There is some scenes filmed with a smartsystem slider but it is 99% handheld. I really enjoyed the form factor and the weight of the camera, perfect for my needs. :)
 
Daniel Stilling said:
You are very talented. Excellent work. Goes to show you that for a film to be good, you don't need just a good camera. The hands that hold it, need to be attached to a brain and a soul with a lot of talent as well.
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Thanks very much Daniel for the beautiful words. :) I agree, the camera should be a medium that helps to create and I have to admit that Red cameras are the perfect allies for this purpose. They make you forget about the technology and let you focus on the rest. :) Thanks again! :)
 
Ryan Sauve said:
Fantastic! Great job. Really enjoyed the score you came up with too!
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Thank you so much Ryan! :) This short score came in my head while I was filming but I decided to first edit the short film without the music and then record it while seeing the final cut. To interact better with the images and the rhythm of the acting :)
 
Jaiden Huang said:
Loving the slow-mo! Beautifully shot and edited!
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Thank you very much Jaiden! :) I wanted to "stress" the compression and see the results at 15:1 and I have to say that at this compression ratio the r3d code is still awesome! The Raven can work perfectly at 4,5K 120fps and you can stretch 2K and 3K files to 4.5k with no problem at all when you want more fps, like in some scenes of the short film. :)
 
Great work man! Looking forward to see more of your work with the Raven..
 
Emir Aksay said:
Great work man! Looking forward to see more of your work with the Raven..
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Thank you very much Emir! :) I'm glad you like my work! :))) I'm going to start new projects in these weeks so I will keep you updated :D Thank you again! Have a nice day!
 
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