The project itself is a satirical take on modern pop/club songs. Enjoy!

La Palma is special in many ways, most notably due to the fact that the landscape is dominated by volcanoes, the highest being Roque de los Muchachos at 2426m. For mountainbikers this means endless trails in a beautiful scenic landscape with high contrast, the black and sometimes bronze / red rock formations, the blue skies, green vegetation and blue sea.

Riders: Harald Doucha, Philipp Heck, Andreas Höfner and myself

Enjoy the MTB trails of La Palma and let me know what you think! Share it with your friends too if you like it!

Shot with a DJI Phantom 1 quadcopter, two GoPro Hero 4's, two GoPro Hero 3's, a Lumix GH4 and a Lumix GH2.

Special thanks to Philipp Heck (also here on vimeo, have a look at his films) who carried the quadcopter throughout the 4 days on his back on the bike, just fuelled by the thought of getting good aerial footage. Due to the strong winds at the high altitudes (up to 2400m) he was risking his equipment just to get the one shot!

follw me on twitter: twitter.com/gunmac

Wel, here is the link tot the complete shortmovie:

Please tell me what you think.

Tech specs: Filmed with sony F3(with slog update). Compact prime lenses (18mm, 50mm and 85mm). I used a mini ki pro and recorded in proress 422 hq. Some shots are filmed with the panasonic GH3 (lumix 12-35mm lens)

Edited in FCPX, visuals with AE and cinema3D

With my images and the music fom Amon Tobin, "El Wraith" (licenced from ninjatune.net) I wanted to convey this weird, perplexing but highly fascinating cocktail of feelings visiting Dubai in the United Arab Emirates and Doha, Qatar (Souq Waqif).

Shot on the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, the BMPCC Speedbooster and the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 lens. Some additional shots on a Nikkor 50mm f1.4

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Let me know what you think!

The genre of monster films and horror films has been consistent throughout the history of the business. If you look at the decades, there’s always cycles of westerns, war movies and comedies, but there have been horror films straight through. The only difference is budgets — whether they’re A pictures or B pictures.

I just finished another shortfilm shot entirely on the GH3. Before we release it, I would be trilled to hear your opinion.

Synopsis: Gary does an irreversible mistake when he starts to follow a mysterious Twitter user

Genre: Mystery I Horror Duration: 4 Min. 37 Sec.

PLEASE DO NOT SHARE...THANKS

Cheers Chris

Other than my buddy driving the truck while I shot out the back for one shot, this was a one man crew. Which I will probably never do again, cuz it's exhausting, and I really prefer to pre-plan my shots so I get better composition. Making stuff up on the spot in available light is fun, but then I get into the edit, and start berating myself... "Why the hell didn't you get a shot from THIS ANGLE OVER HERE, YOU IDIOT???" And without metering; when I go to grade I'm hating myself. I was hoping for a triumph in low budget shooting, instead... it is what it is.

Shot for $50 [Gaff tape, black wrap, a new monitor cable, and 2 fares on the metro.] in available light.

[except] - The garage stuff was lit, and it was improvised using:

• one of these as a Key: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/70096377

which had one of these inside on a dimmer http://www.filmtools.com/ligdep/nehoba2532qu.html and I just set it on a music stand locked into the flat position.

• one of these as a Rim: http://www.usedlighting.com/20620/arri-650w-fresnel-silver?gclid=CP6G8qLG4sQCFYGUfgodJh4A_g

• with this as a handheld rig http://www.amazon.com/CowboyStudio-Shoulder-Support-Camcorder-Camera/dp/B0036NMQ7S/ref=sr_1_22?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1428298068&sr=1-22&keywords=cowboystudio

• And 2 of these plugged into the cigarette lighter convertor in my SUV while I shot out the back with the hatch open, for the shot at 00:20.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Progress-Lighting-1-Light-24-in-White-Fluorescent-Strip-P7265-30EB/202599764?cm_mmc=Shopping%7cBase&gclid=CLPkh7zL4sQCFYOTfgod4YgAbQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

• A fogger I bought at Party City 5 years ago that they don't make anymore so I can't find you a link. But it was $30.

....all of which I already owned.

The practical lights in the garage were already there. Just an Ikea nightstand light on the piano with a CFL bulb (the aged paper cover gave it that yellow glow). And a little nook light on the shelf. WB on the camera was @ 4100k

No lights in the metro, or on the streets, or the parking structure.

The whole thing was shot with a single lens.

• a 1977 Nikon Ai 50mm f1.8 lens with a metabones speedbooster and this wideangle adapter http://www.onequality.com/canon-wd58-wd58-07x-58mm-wide-angle-lens-for-gl2-p-194.html?utm_campaign=export_feed&utm_medium=cse&utm_source=googlebase&gclid=CLbXstPL4sQCFQhqfgods4QAMw#googlebase

Camera

• GH4
• UHD 24
• internal codec
• [CineD (-5, -2,-5,-5,0) Contrast curve (S+2, H-2)]
• Graded with ColorGHear Pro

Fullscreen for best presentation - white page embeds make it look too dark, and certain things that don't actually have moire pick it up when squeezed into small form.

Here's the vid:

I did this all on my own free will since I thought it would look cool.

Graded with Osiris LUTS and all GH4 and some GH3 footage.

Hope you like it!

Im begening to roll again my movie, so im happy.

cheers.

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