MultiRig Documentaries at DVinfo.net

Danny Natovich · February 9th, 2007, 06:16 PM

Kurt Augustyns from Belgium shoot 14 documentaries using his MultiRigPro.
100% of the shoots are MultiRig.

The first three episodes are on his site:

http://www.kurtaugustyns.com/wordpress/archives/

(look for the 'Onomatopee' films)

Kurt August · February 11th, 2007, 07:12 AM

Just because the series is in Dutch (for now, subtitles will follow later on), let me explain it a bit.

I follow writers who visit a guest family for a weekend. Afterwards, they write a text and I make two short documentaries. They are presented at an art exhibition, local television and later on a book and longer film.

Nothing is staged, planned, or repeated for the camera, so I have to be very responsive to the people and the situation as it develops. Resulting in a lot of footage. I try to be as little intrusive on the situation as possible, so every time it's all or nothing.

The Multirig allows me to focus more on the subject and less on holding the camera.

Camera is Sony PD-150 with wide angle adapter and onboard microphone (Oktava, Rycote suspension and wind screen).

Kurt August · February 26th, 2007, 04:32 PM

number 5 online

http://www.kurtaugustyns.com/wordpress/archives/

more moving shots in this one. even more in number 6. online march 15.

February 9th, 2007, 06:16 PM	#1
Danny Natovich DV Rig Pro Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Tel Aviv Israel Posts: 233	MultiRig Documentaries Kurt Augustyns from Belgium shoot 14 documentaries using his MultiRigPro. 100% of the shoots are MultiRig. The first three episodes are on his site: http://www.kurtaugustyns.com/wordpress/archives/ (look for the 'Onomatopee' films) __________________ www.dvtec.tv

February 11th, 2007, 07:12 AM	#2
Kurt August Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Belgium Posts: 94	Hey, that's me! Just because the series is in Dutch (for now, subtitles will follow later on), let me explain it a bit. I follow writers who visit a guest family for a weekend. Afterwards, they write a text and I make two short documentaries. They are presented at an art exhibition, local television and later on a book and longer film. Nothing is staged, planned, or repeated for the camera, so I have to be very responsive to the people and the situation as it develops. Resulting in a lot of footage. I try to be as little intrusive on the situation as possible, so every time it's all or nothing. The Multirig allows me to focus more on the subject and less on holding the camera. Camera is Sony PD-150 with wide angle adapter and onboard microphone (Oktava, Rycote suspension and wind screen).

February 26th, 2007, 04:32 PM	#3
Kurt August Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Belgium Posts: 94	number 5 online http://www.kurtaugustyns.com/wordpress/archives/ more moving shots in this one. even more in number 6. online march 15.