Not all “subway shorts” are created equal. Jason Magbanua & Co deliver the goods.
Jason Magbanua is one of a very select group of wedding videographers that understands how to craft a story of substance and manage to meld it with cinematic visuals. It seems as though the majority of that industry manages to do one or the other, rarely a compelling combination of both. Magbanua was one of the early pioneers of the wedding Same Day Edit, and he continues to evolve and improve. His studio’s corporate and commercial work has long been an inspiration to me. And their latest creation, a demonstration of the capabilities of the new Canon EOS 7D camera, does not disappoint. Watch below.
The short entitled “Perya” is a collaboration between Bob Nicolas, Bong Sare, CJ Lagman, Ian Cruz, Jason Magbanua, and John Marvi de Guzman. Here’s a few technical details:
Shot in 1920 x 1080 at 24p. Transcoded to XDcam codec. Edited in Premiere Pro CS3.
No color grading was utilized.
No additional lights used.
Lenses: 16-35 mm 2.8, 17 mm TS, 35mm 1.4, 50 mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 100 mm 2.8 macro, 70-200 mm 2.8
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Very nice piece. Great collaborative effort!! Just curious, what did you use to record the audio?
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 09/13 at 12:33 PM
Good looking video. A few thoughts…
Ouch! 5DMk11 users who bought for video must be feeling a little pain right now as the 7D has the right range of framing rates for commercial work.
I have noted some comments that the larger sensor on the full frame Canons in video mode have desirably less depth of field, but from this vision it is hard to imagine wanting less DOF than this camera can provide.
As usual compelling content makes the camera look good, perhaps I’m being unfair to the camera, but cameramen had great “vision”.
I yearned a little for more freedom of the camera, steadicam style. I have seen some stunning stuff with handheld rigs using these lighter cameras but perhaps an articulated rear screen ala Panasonic GH1 would make a difference. Dare I say it but I think I’ll wait for the Canon 5D Mk 111 in the hope it will have this feature on top of all the improvements of the 7D.
Having said that if I needed a camera now it would be the 7D.
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 09/14 at 06:03 AM
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