Though the current short is being shot with the Ikonoskop A-CAM the files it produces are big and need heavy grading and there’s a few up coming projects I need more instant results from. Step in the Panasonic GH2 with hardware hack, I shot this video is to see what it’s capable of.
The end of the week saw another few scenes shot for The Last Line over two days. Although we didn’t get as much done as planned everything went smoothly and the cast and crew did a great job! I’ll get some stills from the camera up soon but for now here’s some behind the scenes shots..
This is a little short I made from some footage I took whilst in Hawaii as part of my recent trip across the US. It’s a homage to one of the most awesome places on earth I’ve ever had the privilege to experience.
Getting back on track..
After taking a break from filming in September for a long awaited and ridiculously amazing trip across the US, I got back to the UK and was then promptly struck down by an old injury which started playing up. Unfortunately finishing The Last Line had to be pushed back but now I’m pleased to say is gearing up again for the final shoot. On a side note development of next years feature film script is coming on leaps and bounds thanks to the down time!
Finally I’ve had time to get up some more stills from the first scene we shot. The scene takes place in the gypsy tent featuring the stars of the movie, Kay and Anna, otherwise known as Cheri and Madam Zorab.. We erected a 3 meter square gazebo in my lounge to create the gypsy tent.. needless to say it got pretty hot in there with all the lights!
The Zen of the Cliffs..
Recently I got back from filming out in the beautiful Purbecks in Dorset, UK with more shots for the Alan Watts documentary.. hopefully some of the images will be used in narrating his philosophy or his life.
Here’s some behind the scenes stills from the recent shoots. Thank you abandoned old night club which is now set to become apartments!
These are the first stills from my work in progress short film “The Last Line”. The pics are from the movie camera and were given a rough grade. So far I’m pretty happy with the way it’s looking! The scene involved about 12 extras plus 3 talent and took the whole day to set up. There were only 3 crew!!
