What it means to be an Altar Server, filmed with the C100
 

This is a video I did to promote altar serving in the Catholic church. I filmed it by myself (I had an altar server help with conducting the interviews and some with lighting) at 4 different Masses (services), and did the interviews on two days after the Masses.

I listed the equipment used on the Vimeo page, but figured I'd list it here too.

Canon 35mm f/1.4L, Canon 24-105 f/4L, Tokina 11-16 f/2.8, Nikon 80-200 f/2.8
Glidecam HD4000
Sanken COS-11D
Audio Technica AT-875 Shotgun
Sony PCM-M10 w/Countryman B6
Rode Videomic Pro + Rycote Windjammer
Manfrotto tripod and monopod
Arri 650 Fresnal
Lowel Tota
2x Lowel Pro-Lights
6-in-1 reflector kit
500 Watt Work Light

Picture profile used was Wide DR. Some behind the scenes pictures from the interview set up can be seen here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...9629629&type=1

Comments and constructive criticism welcome.

Re: What it means to be an Altar Server, filmed with the C100
 

I thought this piece was really well put together.

The story telling by the servers & the cutaways were excellent, as was the occasional and judicious use of camera moves. Thanks for not overdoing that! Everything looked and sounded good. Well done!

I thought it got a little long around the 3:15 to 3:30 mark or so. If it were me, I'd want to pull out about :40? At that point some of the interview content was getting repetitive for me, as were the cutaways.

I also thought that "several seconds of new vo over a cutaway, then cut to interview" was overused as a technique. Consider staying in a cutaway sequence throughout some of these short interview audio snippets.

I'm sure this project will be very meaningful to many, most of whom won't be concerned with my suggestions!