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justinbrown

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About justinbrown

  • Birthday 07/05/1987

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    Cinematographer
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    Maidenhead, UK

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    http://www.justin-brown.co.uk
  1. Hi So im shooting a commercial next week, we have a scene where people are gathering outside a church, its in England so the weather will likely be overcast. For the mids and group shots we want to have backlight, unfortunately the location parameters deny us the use of a crane for these lights, so we have to build a 30ft tower to light from as there is a tree in the way. My question, Should i use a full wendy if the budget will allow or 3x 18k's which they've already signed off on. the base of the tower will be about 30ft from the actors and like i said above will be about 30ft high plus stand so around 40ft high. I should probably mention i'd gel the wendy to 1/2 ctb and the hmi's with 1/4-1/2 cto depending on burn colour. Im after the most throw (width) and the most punch, ideally the light that will most look like a convincing sun breaking through the clouds. My gaffer and I have never used the wendy only the HMI so Any Help would be great. Best Justin www.justin-brown.co.uk
  2. Hi Everyone, I've just finished a 35mm short film that is my most proud to date, would love to know what you think Watch in HD if you can Best Justin
  3. Hey, thanks, but thats the hard part! cutting half the shots i canne do, need some help thanks justin
  4. Hey, So i've just cut a new reel would love to know what you think i should cut, as i've seen it all too much and cant pick the good from the rubbish anymore thanks! Justin
  5. Hi, Saw this Ad for ASOS Thought it looked great, photographed beautifully, edited really well and of course directed superbly by Paul Gore, My question is, Are they using shift and tilt lenses for a lot of the photography? It looks like it and it flares like a tilt and shift lens 0.20 seconds. Best Justin
  6. Hi Everyone I've just cut my new reel and would love some creative feedback, You can find my reel at http://www.justin-brown.co.uk/showreel.html I'd love to hear what you think Best Justin
  7. Hey, Thanks for your comments, i had a lot of comments from all different people, a lot of directors were saying i needed more lit work, thats something i cant add, so will have to work upon that. Also had a lot of conflicting comments so had to go with my guy instinct on the final cut. Its finished now so thanks, http://www.vimeo.com/7793117 Justin
  8. Hi Was wondering if you'd have a look at my ruff cut reel and let me know what you think works, doesnt work, shots that should be taken out and if the music works. Im looking at cutting about 10 seconds out of the reel http://www.vimeo.com/7793117 Thanks in advance Justin
  9. Hi, Am shooting a music video and wondered if anyone knew which fairy lights i could use to create such an effect as the two stills i've added, one from Eyes Wide Shut, and the Other from Red Riding. Im thinking that kubrick wouldnt have had LED fairy lights when he made these, so was wondering if anyone new the size of bulb or what wattage to use, or is LED the way to go? In both of these films it looks like all light is coming from the fairy lights bar a little ambience from a chandelier in Kubricks. I'll be only using fairy lights and a 1000watt rifa. Rooms not very big, bout 3mx3m and 2 tall shootin 200t kodak wide open most probably Thanks in advance. all the best Justin www.justin-brown.co.uk
  10. Hi, Thanks for watching, i know what you mean about it feeling like two videos, it is however 3 videos, 2 for the girl, So i may have to put some title cards on? And i shall trim it i think, just need more videos i suppose. And it wasnt anamorphic by the way it was a simple streak filter. Thanks very much justin
  11. Hi im having problems deciding on which cut to put on my site, One is linear and the other not. Linear http://vimeo.com/4411576 Non Linear http://vimeo.com/4398096 The Non linear has some colour issues but do let me know as im finding it hard to decide and need to know what you think, also let me know if i should take anything out. Best Justin
  12. Thanks David for that, i've found a couple rental places so thats perfect, you mentioned there is an art to lighting smoked sets, would tell more. from looking at the video there are a couple shots where you can see a light reflected in the usher's sunglasses, looks like its a soft long source from above. Is this the way to light in smoke situations? Best Justin
  13. http://www.mtv.com/videos/usher/222200/lov...this-club.jhtml I've just gotten a music video job and the director wants this effect that is in Usher's Love In this club. We dont have the budget for Anamorphic lens's but we're shooting S16mm with a streak filter. He wants the effect of the lighting in the background the flares across the image and im really not familiar with the lighitng in the background, as my past photography is a polar opposite to this style. Does anyone know of what light would create these effects? They look like just regular nightclub lights. And im guesing that all the lights are just being shone directly into the lens. Is Haze or smoke used in the club or is the intensity just extremely strong so this effect is created, and if a smoke is used how have they lit the artist without the image becoming hazy and low con? with a briese at a high angle? And if anyone does know of these lights do you know where they could be hired in London? Sorry for all the questions, the vid is next weekend 28th so if you could get back to me by then i would greatly appreciate it. Best Justin Brown www.justin-brown.co.uk
  14. Hi Thanks very much for your comments, im very flattered. The first shoot is on the Red with zeiss primes, and the other 3 are all S16mm with 35mm zeiss primes Best Justin
  15. Hi Was wondering if you'd be ever so kind as to offer your thoughts about my recent reel, im aware that it freezes for a split second on the first shot the reel is www.justin-brown.co.uk Many Thanks Justin Brown
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