The BTS video could have been more informative (says this gearhead), but I did like the music video. Jellocam? Sorry, just not a problem… if anything, the difficulty of getting and holding desired focus with DSLR lenses looked like more of a challenge.

Just more proof that flaws aren’t always fatal, and the eye and mind behind the camera are the most important tools in the camera department.

Posted by Adam Wilt  on  12/23  at  08:12 PM

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Superb video! Jellocam is not a problem at all… Just keep in mind the pros and cons of your gear, do the job with all your effort, and beautiful things will pop up in the screen.

Posted by Gabriel Soares  on  12/23  at  10:12 PM

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Well said, guys. I couldn’t agree more.
-MJ

Posted by Matt Jeppsen  on  12/23  at  10:22 PM

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Yep…

Either you understand how to take a project through pre-production, production, and post-production at a high level or not.

If you don’t, then the end result will be less than it could be having the best camera in the world won’t make the end result as good as it could be.

Oh, and there’s that little thing about having a talented crew to execute all the way through.

-a-

Posted by brunsona  on  12/24  at  09:04 AM

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Hi there Guys, now this is interesting..
I am not in the film making industry, but want to work at getting there applying both creativity and my eager mind to access and apply the knowlege.
I have done a couple of music videos in my spare time and one recently on my new panasonic FZ28 which i have to state is not a DSLR but a wonderful lense with 720p recording opportunity.
please check my recent competition…some day il get there! http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nx_b1JZeOvY

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