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Richard Wakefield June 25th, 2007 02:32 AM

right that's confirmed it, if I ever get married, i'm paying for yourself and Jason Magbanua to fly over here and film it, LOL :)

Matthew Ebenezer June 25th, 2007 02:56 AM

That's outstanding Patrick. Not only is the camera work and editing exceptional but you really create a lovely mood with the interviews and music etc ....

Great work.

Patrick Moreau June 25th, 2007 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Richard Wakefield (Post 702301)
right that's confirmed it, if I ever get married, i'm paying for yourself and Jason Magbanua to fly over here and film it, LOL :)

Sounds great. Count me in!

Patrick Moreau June 25th, 2007 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Matthew Ebenezer (Post 702307)
That's outstanding Patrick. Not only is the camera work and editing exceptional but you really create a lovely mood with the interviews and music etc ....

Great work.

Thanks Matthew. I think it came together pretty well too. The tough thing with these trailers for me is wanting to create that wow factor and get people interested in the love story while at the same time not giving away too much of the best shots or interview comments. I'm glad you enjoyed the whole mood that the clip has- that was what I was trying to add by mixing in those interviews.

Patrick

Travis Cossel June 25th, 2007 01:35 PM

Great work as always. I honestly found nothing to critique really. Just great work.

One question. On your studio lighting setup, how many lights are you using? The hairlight looked great.

Patrick Moreau June 25th, 2007 01:40 PM

Thanks Travis. I was really happy with the lighting there as well. For that setup I actually went very basic. I had a 5' softbox to the front left of the couple and then a hairlight on a boom behind them and to their right. The boom really let me position it well without havng to worry about it getting in the shots.

Travis Cossel June 25th, 2007 02:03 PM

That's a great look for only using 2 lights. I figured you must have had the hairlight on a tall stand or a boom. Thanks for the info on your setup.

Alastair Brown June 26th, 2007 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick Moreau (Post 701968)
Hi Zach,

I shoot with 3 Canon XHA1s and an HV20.

Hi Patrick,

really nice shots. What do you use the HV20 for? I used mine on the flycam as I was getting really tired lugging the xh-a1 around on it. Just interested to here what you are using yours for.

Also....small aside, which Flash encoder are you using?

Patrick Moreau June 26th, 2007 12:48 PM

Hi Alastair,

The Hv20 goes on a heavy duty light stand and 12' in the air as a portable balcony when there isn't one. I also use it to capture at the office and for SDEs. I have been mixing the footage from it into some of my highlights clips and it would be hard to pick out which shots were from the cam with the rgight post and lighting up front.

For flash, I'm using virtual hub for mac. It hink it was $25 or so and gives lots of options.

Patrick

Alastair Brown June 26th, 2007 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Patrick Moreau (Post 703147)
Hi Alastair,

I'm using virtual hub
Patrick

Did you mean Virtual Dub?

Agree with your comments re the HV20 slotting in well with the XH-A1. I'm seriously impressed. I was using the Vivid Preset on the XH-A1 and only just noticed that the HV20 has a Vivid preset already as a custom preset which would have made things even easier.

Patrick Moreau June 26th, 2007 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Alastair Brown (Post 703182)
Did you mean Virtual Dub?

Agree with your comments re the HV20 slotting in well with the XH-A1. I'm seriously impressed. I was using the Vivid Preset on the XH-A1 and only just noticed that the HV20 has a Vivid preset already as a custom preset which would have made things even easier.

If you wouldn't mind, please PM or email me directly with questions that are completely off track with what the thread is about.

I use Visual Hub for mac.

Travis Cossel June 26th, 2007 01:56 PM

No, it's Virtual Hub. I just got it recently. Funny, I was just going to ask what data settings you use with that, Patrick.

What bitrate do you set for the Flash video, and do you just set the framerate to 29.97? I'm assuming you use the 2-pass function as well? What about the audio bitrate and Hz? Do you do anything with the "force" function or the "qmin" function?

Travis Cossel June 26th, 2007 03:16 PM

Sorry, posted while you were posting. I'll PM you.


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