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Wednesday, December 09, 2009

Filed under: Production

Camera Blocking - A Case Study

Kendal Miller | 12/09

BTS video shows the evolution of a complex dolly shot

Last year I had the opportunity to worked as Director of Photography with Tim Zwica on his new project “The Nest,” a 35-min horror short shot on a minimal budget. Shooting a lot VFX shots and action sequences on a budget naturally made for a very compressed schedule. One of the things that I wanted to do right away was find a way to shoot longer master shots on a dolly to facilitate our schedule. This allowed us to combine a large amount of coverage into one long shot, and yet still be creative with the camera blocking. The following narrated behind-the-scenes video is a case study exploring the way we handled one such dolly shot. The goal here is to show just one of many possible approaches to the creative challenges we encountered on this shoot.

Click the link to watch the video tutorial below…

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That was a great case study to watch. Informative and nicely presented. Thank you for sharing. Very kind of yours.

Posted by Stergios Ntikos  on  12/10  at  01:24 PM


Thanks a lot for taking the time to do this.  Great job!!  Very informative!  (I wish I had that many people to work with on my shoots)  smile

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