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  • T3i Canon 60D Movie (Cinematic Film Look) – Online Degree in Video Production

    www.producemusicvideos.com Cheaper Than An Online Degree in Video Production and Media This is random footage I shot of my sleepy annoyed son Taylin, I primarily worked on making sure the exposure was correct, lighting, was subtle and various angles for variety. I used memorizing music and colorful melodies to add variety to the shots so they wont be static and boring images. The tools I used was as follows T2i Canon Rokinon 85mm 1.8 Sigma 28mm 1.8 Cinema Picture Style Color Correction Color Grading in After Effects www.producemusicvideos.com The Sigma 28 1.8 is around 0.00 and the Rokinon 85mm 1.4 is around 0.00, but I recommend the? Canon 85mm 1.8 over the Rokinon 85mm 1.4 for around 0.00 on Ebay, it’s worth it, I did a comparison and it’s very well worth the extra .00 bucks, your images will come out looking like magic! If you’re a newbie, you’ll be interested in my up coming tutorial bundle, teaching you everything you would ever need to know about DSLR video profession (It’s like a literal online degree….I will keep you posted. I teach you how to use the video production and editing software. This type of online education will cost you thousands, but I will offer this art degree course for a fraction of the cost. Hey, are you really paying attention, I MEAN EVERYTHING!!!!! STAY TUNED!!! T3i Canon DLSR Video Film Look – Online Degree in Video and Music Production http www.producemusicvideos.com This is a music video I produced with my baby boy Taylin …

  • Lightroom How-to: Make Your Digital Images Look Like Film

    Lightroom How-to: Make your digital images look like film I shoot as much film as possible, but sometimes I need to shoot digital images with my Canon 5D MK II. My goal with digital images is to have them match as closely as possible my film images. Here is one way I do that. Key points: *Don’t overwork the image *Neutral color temperature is the goal *Low contrast, low black point: subtle contrast is best *Don’t use actions or textures *Expose to the right (overexpose) for the original RAW image *Unblock and lengthen the tonal range by increasing brightness slider *Correct lens distortion with the correct lens profile For more information please visit: mastinstudio.com/?blog
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Faded Film – A 30 Second Photoshop Edit w/ SLR Lounge Action Mixology

    Purchase the SLR Lounge Vintage Action Set for at – slrlounge.com Article w/ Mixology details at – www.slrlounge.com View more before/afters and join us on Facebook at – www.facebook.com MIXOLOGY Faded Film — From the top layer to bottom B&W + Neutral Punch @ 100% Brighten @ 50% B&W + Neutral Wash @ 100%
    Video Rating: 3 / 5

  • Sand Grass – Canon T2i 550D film with Nikon Nikkor ai 50mm f/1.2 Lens HD

    Filmed in Seaside Oregon. Camera – Canon Rebel T2i 550D Lens – Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 Ai set to f/2 -Lens Adapter: Fotodiox PRO NF-EOS -Monopod -1080p 24 frames per second -100 ISO, Auto White Balance, 1/1600 sec shutter (would have used slower but too bright and did not have any filters and wanted to keep f/2 apperture). Otherwise, would probably recommend 1/50 shutter speed @ 24 fps). -Edited: Adobe Premiere CS5 64 & Magic Bullet Looks. Location / Time: -Seaside Beach, Oregon, United States – 01/01/2011 Music by: Goran Bregovic – Gypsy Reggae Key words: Canon 550D T2i 600d 500d t1i t3i t3 mark 3 ii 5d D3S D3X D300S d3000 d5000 d90 d7000 d3 1D Mk IV 1Ds Mk III 5D Mk II 7d 60d 1100d 1000d xs x50 rebel cinema cinematography remix phillip bloom blog
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

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  • The Continuum – Halloween Short Film – “So Pretty”

    A Halloween fright fest. Vampires in the modern world. What would it really be like? Take a trip on the night train in this short film produced for Stage 5 TV and find out why the cursed don’t sparkle. Al Lougher is a British writer, director and photographer currently living in Miami and has produced and directed many music videos and short films as well as corporate videos and commercials. Al won an award in 2001 for his short “I Am Peter Cushing” and is currently working on a feature to shoot and debut in 2013. The Continuum is Stage5TV’s new anthology show for gamers. Each week we will feature an exciting new short film, extending across the realms of fantasy, science fiction, comedy, drama, animation, live-action and everything in between. Be sure to subscribe to the stagefivetv Youtube channel for all the latest videos in the Continuum series and more content created for gamers and geeks everywhere. See other videos in the Continuum series… The Green Ruby Pumpkin – www.youtube.com See other videos from Stage 5 TV… Project Cosplay Episode 1 – www.youtube.com Stage 5 TV in social media: Facebook – facebook.com Twitter – twitter.com How to become a vampire. How to make friends with a vampire. How to survive halloween. How to get your girlfriend to stop reading Twilight. Sponsored by Red 5 Studios and Firefall. More information can be found on Firefall at www.firefallthegame.com

  • Film Riot – DSLR Review, Milk Chugging & Sword Fighting

    Pentax and Nikon reviews, followed by Milk chugging, bullet deflection and safe sword battles.
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • The DSLR Film School – White Balance & Picture Styles

    In the fourth installment of the DSLR Film School, I talk about White Balance and Picture Styles. White Balance Cards – www.amazon.com Filmed on the Canon 5D Mark III by Marika Neumann Nikkor Ai-s 50mm f 1.2 Rode NTG-3 Juiced Link Box Edited in Premiere Pro CS5.5 Check out our website or like and follow on Facebook and Twitter: www.neumannfilms.net www.facebook.com twitter.com
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

    Inflammatory comments will be removed. The 10 over hour flight was worth it for the morning view of this landing. Arrived slightly after 6 in morning. Filming equipment: Nikon D3100 camera. Lens: Nikkor 18-55mm G VR with Circular Polarising filter

  • Quad Public Art Project – Film and Media Studies

    A few nice visual art images I found:

    Quad Public Art Project – Film and Media Studies
    visual art
    Image by Lafayette College
    Seminar Class, Art 335: Studio Theory & Practice, created a public art project. on the quad. Working with archival images and texts, the students developed these stories into full fledged audio-visual presentations that were projected onto Pardee Hall. There was also live music at the event, which took place on May 3, 2011.

    Videos were projected through some windows in Pardee Hall for the event.

    Opening Reception 2 – For Fame and Love
    visual art
    Image by Angels Gate
    From the exhibition For Fame and Love, curated by Devon Tsuno, July19 – August 23, 2009.

    Photo by AGCC Visual Arts Director Marshall Astor.

    Moon-een on McCaul
    visual art
    Image by Sweet One
    Ontario College of Art & Design
    Moon-een on McCaul
    Jean-Christian Knaff – Toronto, Canada
    Claude Miceli – Toronto, Canada
    Installation, Sculpture, Visual Art, Performance Art, Multimedia Installation
    "Atmosphère, atmosphère, est-ce que j’ai une gueule d’atmosphère?" is Arletty’s famous quote in the 1938 movie, Hôtel du Nord.
    At OCAD’s Nuit Blanche, the public will glide into a surrealistic milky world where clouds, floating elements and projections on screens interact in a spatial Atmosphere in the heart of a foggy night.
    Meanwhile, back at the ranch on Earth cows are grazing…

  • Film Riot – CGI Tank Tutorial

    Stark takes you step by step through his process in adding realistic CGI models into a live action scene. Follow Stark on Twitter – www.twitter.com And see the short film here – www.youtube.com
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • D7000 – First 1080p Test – Film Looks

    First test clips from the new Nikon D7000. Footage shot in Manual mode, Tamron 90mm f2.8 + Nikon 50mm f1.8. (Shoots better with the Nikon 35mm f1.8 DX.) I find the video too sharp and too saturated straight out of the camera. Adjusted in Lightroom to soften details to make it more ‘film-like’. Downsized from 1080 for Vimeo (720). Your thoughts….?
    Video Rating: 4 / 5