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"Elisabeth of Berlin" trailer
Friends-
Here is the first trailer for a production that will end up on PBS stations this fall. Please take a look- http://www.vimeo.com/926439 The footage on this trailer was shot with the EX1, most of it with the Letus Extreme and a Canon 50mm F1.4 attached. The Vimeo encoding process lifted my blacks quite a bit. Let me know what you think. +Steve |
Hi Steve
I thought it was very good. Nice dof and well lit. Perhaps one talking head could have had a little warming. Great subject too. |
So far this piece is ungraded- Apple Color kept crashing when I tried to do it- so as I get past this I'll heed your advice to warm David Gushee a bit. Thanks!
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Hi Steven, my opinion is almost exactly the same as that of Mark: all the images looked good, the editing was good too (although I thought it could have a bit more variation in people talking, but I don't know anything more of the production), but the colors could benefit from some extra warming.
What were your problems with Color? I can understand if it's frustrating if it crashes. Did you read the release notes of Apple? |
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I have an occasional problem with Color crashing when I drop the timeline onto a clip I want to work with. That's all- no rhyme or reason. |
Trailer reposted
I've posted the "Elisabeth of Berlin" trailer again- here's the link:
"Elisabeth of Berlin" trailer By Steven Martin On ExposureRoom The production is now complete and is being prepped for broadcast this spring. |
Thanks for posting this, I really enjoyed it and it serves as a very good example of what the EX1 can do.
I did see some color artifacting in some of the interview shots along with the scene being a little too soft for my tastes, but in reality, these are minor and this is done quite well. Very professional. Thank you! Jon |
what a professional looking piece, i loved the colours, the dof and especially the pacing of the editing. Great stuff
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