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April 30th, 2010, 05:08 AM | #2 |
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Dimtris..
That was awesome... I know you mentioned that there were some obstacles but you couldn't tell by watching this clip. Completly cinematic, and this is the look I strive for in my work. Thanks for sharring this one with us. I also dig the the letterbox... Steve |
May 2nd, 2010, 10:23 PM | #3 |
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Dimitris,
All i can say is WOW! never seen a christening filmed/edited like that before..we use to shoot christenings all the time but have since stop due to our wedding schedule..great job my friend..a thrill to watch... |
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Thanks guys for your comments! This was a parallel shooting, I was shooting the event (christening + scenes for the highlights video) and my brother took the 7D and shot and edited for the teaser you watched. Of course the final product will have the combined footage.
Kren, I had the impression that photo-video coverage for christenings was a Greek-only thing. I haven't found any christening videos from US and Canada and I'd really love to see how you do things over there. If you ever have time to upload, I'd be very interested in watching the ceremonial and all things related.
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Love the opening shot and enjoyed the whole thing as one piece.
One critical comment I will give is that we see people mingling and talking and climbing up the stairs for at least 1 minute. I know you were trying to build atmosphere but in my opinion 30 secs would have been sufficient. Thanks for sharing :)
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Thanks for the feedback Jawad. Maybe you're right. One minute of similar stuff is too much for a 2 minute video. I will keep that in mind. :)
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Given our affinity for religion and celebration, we, filipinos , photograph/videotape everything from baptism, communion,confirmation up to weddings (sometimes even funerals but we don't touch those ones). I'll try to dig my archives but they are really not as wonderful as yours.. Cheers |
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