Reel World: Brad Kremer shoots Hayaku with the 5d
5.29.2010
For anyone who knows us and our work, knows we LOVE timelapses. Something about the challenge and showing time pass appeals to me.
For anyone who knows us and our work, knows we LOVE timelapses. Something about the challenge and showing time pass appeals to me.
One thing I personally really enjoy about shooting with DSLR's is taking everyday activities and adding a little "epic" to them. That's why I am featuring this next film. It takes place on a day when it's tough to get much shooting done. It's raining outside and was probably not the greatest day to feel inspired to shoot as the weather could have easily squashed Daniel's creative aspirations. Instead, he picked up his camera and documented his dogs and developed a nice little storyline of how they were depressed and sleepy and dreaming of when the weather was nice outside.
Enjoy.
A Raining Day from Daniel Peters on Vimeo.
Like the line from Forrest Gump.. "And that's all I have to say about that."
Quick Note: This trailer hasn't been color corrected yet.
Director Kyle Day just directed an action/revenge feature that was shot entirely on the 7D.
"We did it for an insanely low amount of money so given our shooting schedule, our DP, Andrew Barrera,utilized the 7D in a very "run-and-gun" mentality with little to no lighting most of the time. The story is a classic female revenge plot that we wanted to be a homage to many of the 80s movies that myself and the writer grew up on." - Kyle Day
Insanely low budget films that are super high quality mean one thing: Creativity is no longer constrained in filmmaking by the need for a huge amount of up front capital. In my book, that means people are now afforded the opportunity to take a lot more risk creatively without suffering the devastating financial repercussions. Anything that allows more creativity in filmmaking: I'm all for it.
For more information on this film go to www.CherryBombFilm.com
Woven Spring is a visual sketch of the colorful enchantment of springtime. This film was shot in the Texas hill country and on Padre Island using the Canon 7D and L series prime lenses.
We are honored to premiere this film here. For more info visit www.ryanhunts.com
I apologizing for not posting in a while... It's been quite busy and, believe it or not, this is the calm before the storm :)
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