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Tyler Fernengel BMX Session: Silverdome

Karel Šimůnek;1518316 said:
Fantastic work, Alex! Super cool shots! What stabilizer did you use? And aerials are from drone? Thanks
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Movi M15, and a custom drone with a hero 4 shooting 4k.
 
That was cool. What I liked was that it was as much about the place as it was the bike stunts. It was a nice balance there The voice sells it too.

Which Nikkors did you use?
 
Steve Sherrick said:
That was cool. What I liked was that it was as much about the place as it was the bike stunts. It was a nice balance there The voice sells it too.

Which Nikkors did you use?
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Thanks. All of the movi work was the Sigma 18-35 1.8 on the Scarlet. The rest was a mix of the whole range of Nikon zooms, and a few primes. The 24-70 and 70-200 vrii worked the most.
 
REALLY liked this, great job!
Perfect balance between showing off Fernengel's skills, the vibe off an abandoned place and your cinematic/artistic skills.
Big props for using slo-mo to enhance certain shots and to build up tension and not as a magic-bullet.
At first I disliked Fernengel getting out of frame in the final drone shot, but then I took it as a last hats-off to the Silverdome...

May I ask how long it took to pull that off and how big the crew was? Any additional lights inside the dome?
 
Christian Schmitt said:
REALLY liked this, great job!
Perfect balance between showing off Fernengel's skills, the vibe off an abandoned place and your cinematic/artistic skills.
Big props for using slo-mo to enhance certain shots and to build up tension and not as a magic-bullet.
At first I disliked Fernengel getting out of frame in the final drone shot, but then I took it as a last hats-off to the Silverdome...

May I ask how long it took to pull that off and how big the crew was? Any additional lights inside the dome?
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Thank you

4 days of shooting, with a crew of 7. There was also a separate build/production team. In all, it took about 25 people to make it happen.

We had a sprinter package, 2 joker 800s, an Arri 1200 hmi, and some 1x1 panels. One of the jokers had an octaplus bag on it for most of the time.
 
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I saw this shared on Facebook and wondered if it was from a Reduser. Such a cool piece. That run at :40 was awesome. Must have been an eerie experience shooting in there.
 
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