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[Cameron Schmucker]

Here's a commercial that I recently shot: vimeo.com/17988315

 

Two hip hop dancers play a game in which the object is to "color" as many Nikes with their own personal style.

[Marcus Joseph]

Very nice, what'd you use to shoot, what kind of studio setup did you have?

[linus rosenqvist]

I think it looks really good. The only thing I have a problem with is the grading. The grey wall seams to change in hue a bit to much in betwen the shots.

[Jonathan Bryant]

Here's a commercial that I recently shot: vimeo.com/17988315

 

Two hip hop dancers play a game in which the object is to "color" as many Nikes with their own personal style.

Looks slick. I loved your continuous steadicam music video too.

[Cameron Schmucker]

Thanks for everything. I blame myself for the color grade. I wasn't present and learned I need to be no matter the 'simplicity.'

 

 

I shot on RED with Cooke S4s.

 

Here's a few of pictures from set. I wrapped two spacelights in a silk and still wasn't entirely satisfied with the subtle double shoe shadows on the wall. I also had two 9 lights off a 12x bounce for a frontal fill.

 

I tried to keep the lighting as simple and out of the way as possible so I could allow the director to really work in the space with any shots or new angles that would spontaneously come up shooting day.

 

For the overhead shots I kicked off the spacelights and repositioned my bounce more above camera.

 

 

 

Edited January 22, 2011 by Cameron Schmucker