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December 7th, 2011, 03:02 PM | #1 |
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Wildlife Videography Reel
Just posted this on Vimeo (updated from my YouTube one, which I've never posted here). I've been surprised how just "putting something out there" can help to get work. Since posting the earlier version of this on YouTube, I've been approached by National Geographic to license some footage, and I've been picked up by Getty Images as a Rights-Managed videographer. Enjoy!
The species shown are (in order of appearance): Mountain Lion Desert Bighorn Sheep Bobcat Gila Monster Gray Wolf Side Blotch Lizard Siberian Lynx Gray Wolf California Condor Baby Black Bear Mule Deer Porcupine Bobcat California King Snake Gila Monster Baby Black Bear Grizzly Bear Tiger Salamander Great Basin Rattlesnake Tarantula (Aphonopelma iodius) Red Fox Raccoon Ringtail Cat Mountain Lion Full Disclosure: Some (not all) of these species are captive animal models.
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Wow. Great promo video.
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December 15th, 2011, 03:45 PM | #3 |
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Some fabulous film sequences, Alex.
Also a big congratulations on the NG and Getty deals. Well done! |
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Thanks Tony, much appreciated!
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Very nice, Alex!
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Re: Wildlife Videography Reel
Nice. Especially exposure and focus. Loved the lack of blurry video.
Looks like a couple came after you. WHat kind of gear did you use for the handheld stuff. For that matter, what gear do you take on these treks? |
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Hi Les,
Thanks for the feedback. I used (mostly) my trusty Canon XH-A1 for these shoots. However, I've now switched entirely to a Panasonic Lumix GH2, and a few of the shots in there are from that (the Tiger Salamander, for instance).
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Re: Wildlife Videography Reel
Wow impressive reel Alex!
You have so many fantastic close up shots. Were any of these shots staged, or are they all wild animals. If they were all wild animals, then it makes it all the more impressive!! Thanks for sharing. Bryce
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December 29th, 2011, 02:20 PM | #9 |
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Hi Bryce,
Thanks for the feedback! Some of the shots are staged, and others are in the wild. (See "Full Disclosure at the bottom of the initial post) I did a session with DDD Game Farms in April that allowed me to get some of the larger mammals.
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Ah ok, well you still nailed focus etc on all of those shots. Well done, you certainly have made the XH A1 look very good!
Regards, Bryce
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