Waqas Khan

This is Stopdown Pictures 4th photo shoot with the Ojeda family. This time I wanted to make a short Behind the scenes video to represent the relationship we are able to build with the Ojeda family and the variation among all the photo shoots. Also, not to mention, I was dying to film the entire shoot with my new BMCC. I filmed it in raw 2.5k. My post process is pretty simple. First, I make proxies of my raw clips in DaVinci Resolve. Second, I do my editing in Premiere Pro CS6. Third, once the picture is on lock I bring it back into Resolve where I link my media with the source (raw files). Forth, I grade my footage by using the Artist Color (which I absolutely LOVE). Fifth, I output a Prores HQ file and reimport that into Premiere Pro, where I make my final adjustments. behind the scenes, bts, photo shoot, family photo shoot, theme park, castle park, riverside, california, summer, bmcc, bmc, blackmagic cinema camera, 2.5k raw, prores hq, davinci resolve, premiere pro cs6, color grading, post process, stopdown pictures, cinematography

http://bit.ly/13fhLis A beautiful beach wedding filmed in Long Beach Island, New Jersey. Enjoy the journey through Veronica and Bryan’s big day. This is a sneak peek of the event. Camera: Blackmagic Cinema Camera 2.5K (Shot in Prores, Video) GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition Lenses: Canon 16-35mm 2.8L Canon 24-70mm 2.8L Nikkor Ai-s 85mm 1.8 Audio: Zoom H1 Software: Premiere Pro CS6 After Effects CS6 DaVinci Resolve Song: A Beautiful Place to Be Artist: Tyrone Wells SongFreedom.com

Downtown Riverside - BMCC I love downtown riverside. I always wanted to capture its essence and share it with the world. Its definitely worth checking out if you're ever in the Inland Empire area. Hope you enjoy. Gear: Blackmagic Cinema Camera Canon 16-35 2.8L Canon 24-105 4L IS Nikon 80-200 4 Ais Konova K3 Slider Software: Graded in DaVinci Resolve. Edited in FCPX

An Artist profile created for the RAWards in Los Angeles. Shot with Canon Rebel T2i/550D Tamron 17-50 2.8 Final Cut Pro 7 Apple Color After Effects Sound Track Pro Please share your feedback regarding the visuals and the storytelling.

Check out a quick and dirty teaser I put together for my upcoming documentary. Shot: t2i Lenses: Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, Nikon Ai-s 80-200 f4, Nikon Ai-s 85mm f1.8 Edit: Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Sound Track Pro, Color

Check out a quick and dirty teaser I put together for my upcoming documentary. Shot: t2i Lenses: Tamron 17-50mm f2.8, Nikon Ai-s 80-200 f4, Nikon Ai-s 85mm f1.8 Edit: Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Sound Track Pro, Color

I work for Falken Tire Motorsports division where we produce tons of videos for Drifting, American Le Mans, Off-Roading and Supercross. I usually shoot at f8-11 and 250-500 Shutter. How would you film it and what would you recommend? Falken Tire Videos links: http://www.falkentire.com/wegetyougoing/ http://www.facebook.com/falkentire http://www.youtube.com/user/falkentirecorp

It was an in-school fest. We had a DVX100, Tripod, Arri 600 kit, Bounce Disc, Boom min and that is it. Check it out and leave a comment if you will. http://vimeo.com/3710709

Checkout my demoreel and feel free to drop a line. http://vimeo.com/3158473

Check it out and feel free to drop an input... http://vimeo.com/user950499/videos

I like you because you have a sense of humor and yes I'm converting my files to H.264 to replace with the ones I have as we speak. Only for you so you'd be able to watch and enjoy my work.

I was a director and a DP on all of them.

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll keep in mind and will lose the water marks as you suggested. As far as the fight sequence I have the actual file and I'll try to control colors to make it look more cinematic.

Thanks a lot for all your suggestions and comments I will look into those things next time for sure.

http://vimeo.com/user950499/videos Ive done multiple project over the period of time and I would like to get an opinion on that from competitive folks like you. Thanks in advance.

http://vimeo.com/user950499/videos Ive done multiple project over the period of time and I would like to get an opinion on that from competitive folks like you. Thanks in advance.

I have fixed it. It's up now and sorry about earlier.

Its a PSA about parents lack of attention to their children causing in child abduction. http://vimeo.com/2286370 Thanks for your time, folks.

I'm a student filmmaker. I've never used a jib-arm crane before but I have seen it used before for my buddy's shoot and it was a pretty cheap one but when I saw the results, I was stunned. I'm curious if you guys know any cheap jib-arm cranes that could as a professional one or at least somewhere around the line. My budget is $300. Thanks in advance.

I read Panasonic has a pretty low res CCD chips. How much does it effects the quality as compare to Canon H1 that has comparably higher res CCD? How much sacrifice does an image make due to low res CCD and what's the biggest disadvantage of it?

I'm planning on buying my HVX on ebay for $4000. I have done my research. This guy has 98% seller score, also a power seller. I read tons of reviews people left and most of them are very believing. I personally don't think its a grey market but I still want to know what you guys think? Thanks everyone!