Put Up Your Best Footage

Takeshi Fukushima · August 12th, 2003, 12:41 AM

Amazing Video by Ryan films. Did stimulate me big time. Hope to earn this kinda budget-trust in the near future.

Jonathan,
I like your video and Duo's music as well. More info on the band? Would've like to see the center cam zoom in a bit,,, or did you shoot this with one cameraman? What is your setup.

I usually use the XL1s and other broadcast cameras, but in a new project will be using DVX100 for the first time. Just looking into the threads. Really excited on what I read, hear and see about this camera!
Will post questions when I have accumilated and organize what I need to know. Really stoked in using this cam. Til then.
Takeshi

Jonathan Healey · August 12th, 2003, 12:48 AM

Thanks for the compliment. I shot Duo, myself, so I couldn't do much with the wideshot. I just tripoded the camera and did handheld with the DVX100.

Duo's website is: http://www.organanddrums.com

Enjoy!

Takeshi Fukushima · August 12th, 2003, 12:52 AM

You should get one of our fellow members to help you out next time. I think there are plenty in Manhattan who would volunteer. Would be a heck more better than the tripod.
Chears,
Takeshi
P.S. Used to live in NY 90-93. Sure like to go back sometime.

Jonathan Healey · August 12th, 2003, 12:57 AM

I got the DVX100 that day and the band coincidentaly asked me to film them (right after I got the camera). There wasn't much time. I usually have folks on-site to help.

Visit my website:

http://www.aviewofyou.tv

Under the 'multimedia showcase' tab you'll find tons of multi-cam concerts with multi-operators, taboot!

August 12th, 2003, 12:41 AM	#16
Takeshi Fukushima Regular Crew Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 86	Amazing Video by Ryan films. Did stimulate me big time. Hope to earn this kinda budget-trust in the near future. Jonathan, I like your video and Duo's music as well. More info on the band? Would've like to see the center cam zoom in a bit,,, or did you shoot this with one cameraman? What is your setup. I usually use the XL1s and other broadcast cameras, but in a new project will be using DVX100 for the first time. Just looking into the threads. Really excited on what I read, hear and see about this camera! Will post questions when I have accumilated and organize what I need to know. Really stoked in using this cam. Til then. Takeshi

August 12th, 2003, 12:48 AM	#17
Jonathan Healey New Boot Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Greenwich Village, NY Posts: 7	Thanks for the compliment. I shot Duo, myself, so I couldn't do much with the wideshot. I just tripoded the camera and did handheld with the DVX100. Duo's website is: http://www.organanddrums.com Enjoy!

August 12th, 2003, 12:52 AM	#18
Takeshi Fukushima Regular Crew Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Tokyo, Japan Posts: 86	You should get one of our fellow members to help you out next time. I think there are plenty in Manhattan who would volunteer. Would be a heck more better than the tripod. Chears, Takeshi P.S. Used to live in NY 90-93. Sure like to go back sometime.

August 12th, 2003, 12:57 AM	#19
Jonathan Healey New Boot Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Greenwich Village, NY Posts: 7	I got the DVX100 that day and the band coincidentaly asked me to film them (right after I got the camera). There wasn't much time. I usually have folks on-site to help. Visit my website: http://www.aviewofyou.tv Under the 'multimedia showcase' tab you'll find tons of multi-cam concerts with multi-operators, taboot!