Chris McKechnie
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We all get caught up in gear, having to have the latest and greatest, thinking it will make us a better filmmaker, and take us from 0 to 100% immediately.
What I, and I'm guessing quite a few others out there seem to forget, is that cameras are just a tool, and the story, is always king. Look at things that go viral on youtube, facebook, etc. Most aren't shot with what we'd considered a good camera - most being an iPhone.
Recently, I partnered with an amazing organization - Villages in Partnership (website - villagesinpartnership.org ) - to help develop concepts and create a series of films to help raise money/awareness for all the good work they are doing in the heart of Malawi.
This is just the first of the series.
Shot on the GH5 with Canon L Series Lenses and a 1/4 BPM
Cinematography by Steve Vanderheide (had to hire out on this one because I was double-booked)
Edited in FCPX
Graded with Cinema Grade
iOS link - https://vimeo.com/361834172
Even with a GH5, with the right story and cinematographer at the helm, anything is possible with a great story! Happy shooting!
What I, and I'm guessing quite a few others out there seem to forget, is that cameras are just a tool, and the story, is always king. Look at things that go viral on youtube, facebook, etc. Most aren't shot with what we'd considered a good camera - most being an iPhone.
Recently, I partnered with an amazing organization - Villages in Partnership (website - villagesinpartnership.org ) - to help develop concepts and create a series of films to help raise money/awareness for all the good work they are doing in the heart of Malawi.
This is just the first of the series.
Shot on the GH5 with Canon L Series Lenses and a 1/4 BPM
Cinematography by Steve Vanderheide (had to hire out on this one because I was double-booked)
Edited in FCPX
Graded with Cinema Grade
Even with a GH5, with the right story and cinematographer at the helm, anything is possible with a great story! Happy shooting!