HD 1000U

Kren Barnes · October 20th, 2010, 03:47 PM

Another one of our wedding highlights using the Sony HD1000u , Magic Bullet Looks for color correction and glidetrack...

Kren
Vertical Video Works | www.verticalvideoworks.com

Jonathan W. Hickman · November 5th, 2010, 07:29 PM

Your work always impresses me Kren. It shows that it doesn't matter what camera you work with, the magic is in the operator.

Folks need to watch shot choice and also understand the amount of tweaking in post you guys are doing. The camera is fine, but the post is amazing on this work.

I took a look at your wedding packages and I imagine that you've developed a set number of shots that you get in addition to pick-ups specific each project. Do you work from a shot list? Care to share it for the wedding crowd?

Kren Barnes · November 5th, 2010, 11:24 PM

Thanks Jonathan! much appreciated..we just try to do our best with what we have but we still a long way to go :) Yeah we go through a painstaking process to get the proper look to our videos...although its getting easier now since we've been at it for quite sometime now...

As for a shot list, we don't use one. A month b4 the wedding i'm already picturing how i am going to edit the wedding and the type of shots i need... my team also meets, prepare and plan about a week before the wedding just to go over what we should be capturing and how i am planning to edit..Generally two of my colleagues are the steady shots while i run around and do the "highlight" shots . I also try to watch the works of great wedding videographers like Jason Magbanua, Mayad, Paper Cranes etc.. for inspiration. I usually come out refreshed and full of ideas.

Regards,

Kren
Vertical Video Works* Winnipeg Videography

October 20th, 2010, 03:47 PM	#1
Kren Barnes Major Player Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Posts: 415	HD 1000U - Wedding Highlight Another one of our wedding highlights using the Sony HD1000u , Magic Bullet Looks for color correction and glidetrack... Jhoana + Mark - A Wedding Story on Vimeo Kren Vertical Video Works \| www.verticalvideoworks.com

November 5th, 2010, 07:29 PM	#2
Jonathan W. Hickman Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: United States Posts: 81	Your work always impresses me Kren. It shows that it doesn't matter what camera you work with, the magic is in the operator. Folks need to watch shot choice and also understand the amount of tweaking in post you guys are doing. The camera is fine, but the post is amazing on this work. I took a look at your wedding packages and I imagine that you've developed a set number of shots that you get in addition to pick-ups specific each project. Do you work from a shot list? Care to share it for the wedding crowd?

November 5th, 2010, 11:24 PM	#3
Kren Barnes Major Player Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Posts: 415	Thanks Jonathan! much appreciated..we just try to do our best with what we have but we still a long way to go :) Yeah we go through a painstaking process to get the proper look to our videos...although its getting easier now since we've been at it for quite sometime now... As for a shot list, we don't use one. A month b4 the wedding i'm already picturing how i am going to edit the wedding and the type of shots i need... my team also meets, prepare and plan about a week before the wedding just to go over what we should be capturing and how i am planning to edit..Generally two of my colleagues are the steady shots while i run around and do the "highlight" shots . I also try to watch the works of great wedding videographers like Jason Magbanua, Mayad, Paper Cranes etc.. for inspiration. I usually come out refreshed and full of ideas. Regards, Kren Vertical Video Works* Winnipeg Videography