Journal #7719
Posted 12 years ago2012-04-02 20:33:26 UTC
Video project finished! It's ready for tomorrow's display of pupils video projects. I did together with a couple of colleagues.
It's about surviving in the nature, but because we had limited time and made our shooting in the course of a couple of hours afternoon, it resembles more with a parody of Bear Gryll's show( yes I proposed pissing in a bottle but then I agreed with my colleagues- this is too gross for the teachers).
Here's the link to the video.
A notable moment of laugh, if you're not into watching the whole video, is this "behind the scenes" clip.
Yes I realize our english is kind of bad, but it turned out quite well considering that we had just a scenario sketch and made our lines on the spot...
It's about surviving in the nature, but because we had limited time and made our shooting in the course of a couple of hours afternoon, it resembles more with a parody of Bear Gryll's show( yes I proposed pissing in a bottle but then I agreed with my colleagues- this is too gross for the teachers).
Here's the link to the video.
A notable moment of laugh, if you're not into watching the whole video, is this "behind the scenes" clip.
Yes I realize our english is kind of bad, but it turned out quite well considering that we had just a scenario sketch and made our lines on the spot...
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I like the fire part, lol, next to a river.
Just some quick notes from the first few minutes:
A lot of it is over-exposed.
There was an odd exposure shift during the climbing at the start in stages, almost like it was on auto expose.
Consider investing in (or building) a better support for handheld stuff. Fig Rigs are best for this sort of thing, but a small shoulder-mount would be great as well.
Why exactly were you carrying a gun on your backpack? Did it have silver bullets?
Archie, unfortunately Nikon P100 and P500 only feature an AF setting for filming, not AE unfortunately.