New location footage and long lost short film.

[Uli Meyer]

Since I've joined this forum, I have so far only been asking questions. So I thought I'd share a bit of footage I shot with an Arricam LT after following advice in regards to steadiness tests, which turned out successful. This was shot on an overcast day, just me, the Arricam and a tripod. I'll be shooting a short film in this location soon with the help of a DP.

 

Here's a short that I directed and produced 20 years ago. The DP was Hugh Gordon:

 

I am an animator by trade but have always loved analog film and movie cameras. The plan is to shoot a few short subjects this year and I will be back to asking many more questions.

A big Thank You to all of you who share their wisdom so generously.

 

 

[Phillip Mosness]

I really enjoy the textures of this footage.

It's hard to beat the real thing when it comes to graveyards.

Do you think using 5207 250 daylight would have offered a little more wiggle room for an overcast day?

Will you be shooting in that location for night scenes?

[Jon O'Brien]

Very nice film footage. Haven't looked at the short yet.

[Phil Connolly]

Nice footage, agree 50D might be a challenge for a whole film - is that Stoke Newington cemetery? Aways wanted to find an excuse to shoot a film there if thats the case.

 

The short is very impressive - def detecting a Richard Williams influence there