The Forest (short)

[ChristouVisuals]

Short cinematic trip to the forest, wanted more aerial shots but the weather wasn't great.

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[Anthony Viscomi]

Saw this over on the DJI forum and simply loved it!

 

[ChristouVisuals]

Saw this over on the DJI forum and simply loved it!

Thanks Anthony, the feedback i have received on the forums has been amazing! Makes it worth the effort

 

[BD0G]

Someone has got TALENT! Im a fan!

Are all those close up shots that are moving i.e. the brick wall pull back, the water flowing , etc. done hand held with your DSLR and using a GIMBAL to steady the shot?

Also whats your location?

 

[ChristouVisuals]

Someone has got TALENT! Im a fan!

Are all those close up shots that are moving i.e. the brick wall pull back, the water flowing , etc. done hand held with your DSLR and using a GIMBAL to steady the shot?

Also whats your location?

Thanks man! DSLR and a glidecam for the water shot, any of the wider ones are just a steady hand and stabilisation + slowdown in post.

From the UK

 

[BD0G]

Thanks man! DSLR and a glidecam for the water shot, any of the wider ones are just a steady hand and stabilisation + slowdown in post.

From the UK

I was hoping you were in the US so we could collaborate (really just to pick your brain and learn some excellent tips)

What frame rate do the slowed down shots typically start at? 24 fPS? 30 FPS , 60 FPS?

 

[iamchrisborg]

Really good stuff. Well done !! Looking forward for more !

 

[ChristouVisuals]

I was hoping you were in the US so we could collaborate (really just to pick your brain and learn some excellent tips)

What frame rate do the slowed down shots typically start at? 24 fPS? 30 FPS , 60 FPS?

Shoot me a PM anytime! I always film at 60 as i slow 90% of my footage down, all depends on the film/style i suppose.