Here is the Music Video I shot with Director Darcy Fray for the song ” Goodbye L.A.” by Reagan Browne on a rooftop in Downtown Los Angeles. The “Drop Test” Canon 50mm f1.8 made it in the video. It really did work like a “Lens Baby” with iris control. Jason Wawro shot “B” camera. Nancy Schreiber , ASC has really embraced the HDSLR’s and lent us her fantastic eye for the Downtown L.A. shots. Philip Miller did the cutting. Chris Collins and Hunter Kerhart AC’d. We shot with Zeiss Ze Primes, two Canon 5D Mark II’s and a Canon 7D. Neutral Picture Style at 160 ISO.
Canon 50mm "Drop Test" Lens Makes It In The Video.
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Guest
April 11th, 2010
Love the video and song – great work, Jared!
Guest
April 11th, 2010
Nice lighting!
but wow, really bad music.
Guest
April 11th, 2010
shoulda shot the whole video with your broken 50mm .. might have looked better blurred throughout !!
ha ha hah ah a ha hah ah ah ah ah
:-P
Guest
April 11th, 2010
I know there isn’t any rules in music videos, but simple things like continuity, jump cuts etc still apply…
why is the singer in one shot holding the mic, and straight in the next shot, holding his guitar…
Watch it with the music off, its quite different.
Guest
April 11th, 2010
Lots of gratuitous rack focus. 8-0 and way too much “paper thin DOF” 8-(
Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should :-)
But the cameras do look like they worked well.
Guest
April 10th, 2010
I should have asked, which prime focal ranges did you use…?
Guest
April 10th, 2010
Looks good. How did you grade? Which lenses / gear etc?
Grotesque music though.
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