Short project I helped my friends with for their class project. CONTACT JAKOB: jakobowensproductions.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Posts Tagged ‘film’
T2i Short Film “The Endless Pavement”
05
Feb
The Vagina: An Erotic Short Film
04
Feb
Sony A77 Shot at 1080p 24fps Directed by Derek Souders Written By Quinn Parker Starring Quinn Parker Short film shot on entirely on the Sony A77 (Test footage). At some random Parking Lot near Orlando, Florida. About 15 mins from Walt Disney World We go to film at Full Sail University. So we would like some feedback please so we can improve are selves. So please comment below and tell us how you feel about it. Canon EOS 5D Mark III key specifications 22MP full frame CMOS sensor ISO 100-25600 standard, 50-102800 expanded 6 fps continuous shooting Shutter rated to 150000 frames 1080p30 video recording, stereo sound via external mic 61 point AF system 63 zone iFCL metering system 100% viewfinder coverage 1040k dot 3:2 LCD Dual card slots for CF and SD
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Short Film – Tomato 1.0
31
Jan
133. And march forth in the way (which leads to) forgiveness from your Lord, and for Paradise as wide as are the heavens and the earth, prepared for Al-Muttaqun (the pious – see V.2:2). 134. Those who spend [in Allah’s Cause – deeds of charity, alms, etc.] in prosperity and in adversity, who repress anger, and who pardon men; verily, Allah loves Al-Muhsinun (the good-doers). 135. And those who, when they have committed Fahishah or wronged themselves with evil, remember Allah and ask forgiveness for their sins; – and none can forgive sins but Allah – And do not persist in what (wrong) they have done, while they know. 136. For such, the reward is Forgiveness from their Lord, and Gardens with rivers flowing underneath (Paradise), wherein they shall abide forever. How excellent is this reward for the doers (who do righteous deeds according to Allah’s Orders). Ali-Imran:3:133-136 ___________________________________________________________ This film was all shot by the Nikon D7000 with Rode VideoMic attached on top. Most of the shots were done with the Nikkor 16-85mm ƒ/3.5-5.6G, Nikkor 50mm ƒ/1.4D, Nikkor 35mm ƒ/1.8G and Samyang 8mm f/3.5 Fisheye. The smooth shots were done with a Glidecam HD-2000. All footages were edited and composed in Adobe After Effects & Adobe Premiere Pro. Filmed in Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing, China. Iklan penaja: REAL Nutrition Only Comes From REAL Food www.thehealthfoodguru.com
New Pulsar 220 Street Fighter film HD.avi
25
Jan
Note: This is not an official Video from Bajaj Pulsar. It is just an experiment to test Nikon D3100 Video Quality. New Pulsar 220 S ( Street Fighter ), 21 bhp, 220CC engine. A film (Non-commercial) by Arsh Productions. Location: Lavasa City, Pune. Produced by : Arsh Productions Directed by : Vaseem Pathan Asst. Director : Mayura Sawant Video Editor & CC Artist : Vaseem Pathan Music track : Instrumental Rap Beat 5 Gangsta Rider : Vaseem Pathan (myself) Bike : Bajaj Pulsar 220S, 21.04 @ 8500 (Ps @ RPM), 4-stroke, DTS-i, air cooled, single cylinder Shot with Nikon D3100 with Nikkor Lens 18-55 lens (standard) All Rights Reserved to ARSH PRODUCTIONS.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
To receive a free bag from Think Tank, visit www.ThinkTankPhoto.com/affiliate and enter code AP-512, This will get you a choice of a few items to receive free with purchase! This is a review of the Think Tank Speed Freak V2.0. This bag is an improvement upon the original Think Tank. Amazing Bag, Amazing Quality.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Lie#1: A Short Film
22
Jan
A little something made for drama class, year 10. Really rough filming and editing, but here it is. Actors: Arabella Sinclair-Thompson, Shannon Tanwani, Asad Rizvi, Emily Teerasuphaset, and Nawapak Lerthirunvibul. Filmed with the Nikon D90 and edited in Adobe Premiere Pro.
We ? Retro Media: Vinyl, VHS, Tapes & Film | Off Book | PBS
17
Jan
We live in a digital world that gives us all the media we could possibly dream of at the click of a mouse, yet many people miss the old school physical formats from our past. Listening to vinyl and cassettes allows us to connect with music in a different way than MP3s. VHS and 8mm create visual aesthetics and atmospheres that are difficult to replicate in digital video. And the surprises inherent to analog instant photography help embed an organic quality to the recording of our memories. The challenges these retro formats present to capturing and experiencing media actually enhance our appreciation for the sound or image, making the art we love a bit more intimate, and real. Here’s a list of all the art used in the episode! docs.google.com Featuring: Eilon Paz, www.dustandgrooves.com Prof. Al Nigrin, Rutgers University Ryan Martin, Dais Records Rebecca Cleman, Electric Arts Intermix David Bias, Impossible Project www.the-impossible-project.com Music: Professor Kliq – soundcloud.com PhatRecords Music – www.youtube.com Jason Day – soundcloud.com Diadainconsupertrafra – soundcloud.com Nic Bommarito – freemusicarchive.org Binarpilot – www.jamendo.com Duckett – ccmixter.org More Off Book: Our last video on The Effect of Color: youtu.be Our short documentary on The Creativity of Indie Video Games: www.youtu.be Taking a look at The Art of Web Design: youtu.be We asked Can Fandom Change Society?: youtu.be An examination of The Art of Animation & Motion Graphics: youtu.be Follow …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Terry White reviews the NEW iPad Camera Connection Kit for iPad, which allows you to download images from a memory card or your camera directly into the iPad. He even shows a tip for Compact Flash users! This video is in support of the written review to appear at terrywhite.com soon!
$35 bluetooth wireless setup for you Camera – DSLR FILM NOOB
16
Jan
www.dslrfilmnoob.com I’ve been waiting to post this for more then a week. The first Bluetooth transmitter I received was defective and I had to send it back. The seller was kind enough to cover return shipping, but the back and forth took awhile. I finally received the working Bluetooth transmitter a few days ago and had a chance to run the setup through its paces. I’m very happy to say that everything works great! I was able to get clean audio transmitted over 50 feet line of site and about 20 feet through walls. Two tests of battery life showed 5 hours the first test and 3 hours 45 min second test. Not the 8 hours promised by the manual but still quit good for the price. The receiver actually ran out of power before the transmitter on the second test. I would have thought it would be the other way around. Both the transmitter and receiver aren’t much bigger then a compact flash card so they wont add much weight to your rig and since the Bluetooth transmitter sends stereo audio you can get 2 channels of audio back to your camera. I have the full write up with links and pictures here: www.dslrfilmnoob.com Equipment used in this video: Canon 7d & t2i Canon 50mm f1.2 Canon 35mm f1.4 Sigma 30mm f1.4 Zoom h1, Zoom h4n Generic Bluetooth transmitter/receiver set Sennheiser G2 wireless mic Rode video mic CPM FILM TOOLS RIG
Make A Film Canister Bracelet
10
Jan
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What’s your photo sign? Black and white? Maybe you’re a die-hard Fuji fan. Or it’s Kodak Portra that really makes you swoon.
This DIY film canister bracelet will tell your new photo friends what your favorites are! They won’t even have to ask.
With a little plying, you’ll be able to recycle your film canisters into jelly-worthy cuffs.
We can see it now. New friendships blooming over your shared love of grain!
Make A Film Canister Bracelet
p.s. Having trouble finding time to learn more about photography in your packed scheddy? Check out our pals at the New York Institute of Photography! They have primo classes you can take from anywhere on your own time.
Why it’s cool:
Sports fans have their favorite jerseys, music junkies have their favorite band-tee from that epic tour, and photogs have…camera straps?
We all love to show our pride for our favorite things in life, and this film canister bangle is a great way to do just that.
It’s super simple and customizable. Whether you’re a diehard black & white fan ready to ditch your color vision, or a slide film lover who isn’t willing to wear a shirt that’s a transparency, this film bangle is an awesome way to show off your favorite film.
Ingredients:
- Two Empty Film Canisters
- A Can Opener
- Pliers
- Super glue or other effective adhesive
- A ruler or straight edge
STEP 1: Popping The Ends Off The Canister
Take your can opener and use it to pull off each end of the canister. It might take a little bit of force, but try to be gentle in order to keep the canister in good condition.
Step 2: Spread The Canister Out
Now that you have the ends off of the canister, spread it flat. The canister might kink or dent if you pull it too quickly or strongly, so be nice!
Step 3: Fold In The Edge
The sides of the canister can be pretty sharp, so we’re going to crimp then in with a set of pliers. This also gives your bangle a little more rigidity so it won’t bend out of shape.
First, take your pliers and fold in the edge along the entire length and on either side. You don’t want to cover up what your canister looks like, so only do this for a thin strip. It should fold in to an angle just past 90 degrees.
Step 4: Press Down The Edge
Here’s where you need your ruler. The pliers might mark up the canister, so place it on the ruler with the label facing down.
Take your pliers and clamp down on the edge so that it’s nice and flat. Do this along the entire length and on either side.
Step 5: Stick them together
Add some super glue or other effective adhesive onto the end of each canister and stick them together. Then, bend them around your wrist so that it’s shaped like a bracelet.
You’re done! Go rock the look.
Take It Further
- Make a belt: use a bunch of canisters to make a canister belt!
- Make a braided bracelet: cut the canisters into snips and try to weave them together!
- Make a charm bracelet: cut the canister into small pieces and make little charms to string together. One for each type of film!
- Make a USB Film Roll: It’s a USB stick inside a film canister!
- Make a Film Roll Magnet: stick those to-do lists on the fridge with your favorite film canisters!
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Film Roll Salt and Pepper Shakers
08
Jan
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Every photographer knows dinner tastes better once you’ve instagrammed it.
Our more culinarily inclined friends have told us that salt and pepper can also improve most meals.
So we all just flipped our lids when we found these salt and pepper shakers that look like film rolls!
Bring your love of food-ography to the dinner table and make sure your fries are properly spiced, at the same time.
Film Roll Salt and Pepper Shakers
$ 15 at the Photojojo Store
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Review: Nikon Digital and Film SLR System Case Gadget Bag
04
Jan
Visit my official blog! — youngflyer12.blogspot.com This video is a review of the Nikon Digital and Film SLR System Case Gadget Bag. This bag is perfect for anyone that has any film or digital cameras or camcorders. The bags has tons of space with numerous pockets and dividers to keep everythin neat and organized. The bag features a padded handle and sturdy wall construction. You cannot go wrong with this bag. Catch many more interesting videos on my channel. Enjoy!