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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Shut up and shoot that RED (NSFW)

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B&W or color.

Think these are about to get somewhere...

Tungsten @ 2000 ISO BTW
 
I have been shooting some behind the scenes footage of my wife on a few of her shoots, here is one that I pulled from a shoot about a week ago. I decided to try some vertical shots. Shot with Epic 5K and a nikon 85 2.0. at around 2000ASA. The photographer was using strobes so lighting was very dim, but I was able to pull out some great looking footage.
 

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Have to mention that Julekongen (littraliy meaning "Christmasking") which is a christmascalendar in Norway (Norwegian TV tradition), shot primarily on R1 MX, with some M and Epic in the mix, which has been my main work the last two years (alongside some 99 others...) is the most viewed Christmascallendar ever.

I did prep, DIT (alternating with two others...), conform/online and 2nd unit, and a couple of days of dual-cam for fightscenes for that show, and have to admit that right now I am incredibly proud to have been part of that thing.

It is a HUGE hit amongst the kids!

http://tv.nrk.no/serie/julekongen
 
Not really (not that THAT was my challenge for most of the time on set...!) but the director and crew was great with the kids, and also respected the few hours each (of the smaller) kids could work each day. Teachers and people to help on set and a professional crew (Norwegian Broadcasting Corp) with a long merit in working with kids without making "slave labour" headlines, is all good things.

AND the kids was a great cast. And really wanted to do this.

All good on this production.
 
Hm...

More Vogue love...

This is actually more of a "shut up and shoot whatever you have at your access" post...

Shot on Nikon d5 with kit lens...
 

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