We are looking to hire a full time assistant. Must be able and will
willing to travel extensively. Must have passport. Must have
experience in Lightroom workflow. Duties would depend on skill set. We
have a full time producer/assistant on staff now so would blend skills
of both people.
Thanks for any suggestions. Please forward to anyone you think maybe
interested.
Anyone know of other places to recruit for this position?
This is my first fusion product, All the images and the video shot on Canon 5DII. I downloaded an Animoto and cut it up and mixed with Video. It was edited it in Pinnacle Studio 14, a good PC software, that likes the 5dII files without conversion. This is a big file, uploaded to Vimeo.
http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/ Vincent Laforet was one of the first to get his hands on the 5d2, here he goes with the Canon 1d Mark IV.
This camera will make videos in light so dim you can not see!!
This is a quick test shot with the Zaza slider. The slider is a track and carriage system that can be assembled for about $150 from parts available from a top notch company http://www.igus.com/
This company specializes in industrial bearings and rails.
Here are the Parts to order>>
Here’s the order:
WS-16-60 Drylin ‘W’ rail 1000mm
WW-16-60-10 Drylin ‘W’ carriage
This tripod mounted slider gives a dolly shot look with a very light and portable system. I have begun to study the looks of camera movements in video and film. The thought process is very different from still shooting, exciting.
These cameras are game changers and represent a whole new world of opportunities and challenges. I imagine that the photographer of the future will be expected to provide video as well as stills.
We are investing in video related equipment to be prepared to make an early entry into the video production arena. Let your imagination go an think of all the products and services that might be accomplished with such a capable camera.
Here is a great piece of video shot with the Canon 5d Mark2. I discovered this work over at the Cinema5d.com forum. I have joined this forum to learn about this new world of motion and video.
The Canon 5d files are a bit of a problem with PC computers and software. I have burned lots of hours lately trying to be successful with handling the 5s files. My most recent solution is to use Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. There is a system to import the files directly into the time line and hit enter and Premiere Pro make a Proxy file automatically for you. Every other solution locks up or crashes my maxed out PC computer.
I am shooting video as well as stills at our weddings lately but I have nothing to share just yet. I am finding plenty of things to learn about though!!
