Some YouTube video tutorials on how to do the “vertigo effect.” The “dolly zoom” (physically dolly on the camera as you zoom out the lens) used by famous film director Alfred Hitchcock in “Vertigo,” Steven Spielberg on Roy Scheiders’ face in “JAWS” and many other films.
https://mattkprovideo.com/2018/12/19/itex-christmas-party-video/
ITEX 2018 Christmas Party Video. San Antonio, Texas.
https://sanantonio.itex.com/Team.aspx?contact_id=121850
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Shot with a Canon G20 camcorder and edited with Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects. I used tripods and a slider.
Motion Graphics opening created in Adobe Photoshop and After Effects.
It is THIS model:
https://www.amazon.com/Sony-Recording-FDRAX33-Handycam-Camcorder/dp/B00R5LH9G0
Its a great camera but I am a wedding videographer and the footage from this Sony camera doesn’t match the look from my Canon cameras. I have the original box and paperwork.
I have only used it for two weddings. I got frustrated by how different the footage looks and amount of color correction it takes to try and make the different camera’s footage look the same.
This is footage from those weddings:
https://austintxweddingvideo.com/2018/11/13/michelle-and-randee-ceremony/
https://austintxweddingvideo.com/2018/10/18/reception-entrance/
I want to sell it and buy another Canon camera.
I am asking $750. It sells new for around $850.
You can have it for $700 IF you bring me cash.
Montopolis area
email me at mattkprovideo at yahoo dot com
mattkprovideo.com/2017/10/11/arangetram/
2 Beautiful young girls celebrate their birthdays by performing elaborate cultural dance routines for their friends and family!
Rachata and Rachita’s Indian birthday celebration.
Shot with multiple Canon cameras and edited in Adobe Premiere. The opening graphic was created with Photoshop and After Effects.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arangetram
Arangetram is the debut (Arangettam – in Malayalam) on-stage performance of a former student of Indian classical dance and music. The word Arangetram is from the Tamil language and means ascending the stage by a dancer on the completion of formal training.
http://nofilmschool.com/2017/08/buying-camera-watch-first
Before you make that big camera purchase, Sareesh Sudhakaran (AKA Wolfcrow) has some cautionary advice. His most salient point: You don’t need a camera if you aren’t planning to make a movie immediately.
Still really want that camera? Only buy it if you have a detailed plan for how it can make you money.
Sudhakaran argues that, contrary to popular opinion, cameras are not really an investment. That’s because once you buy a camera, it loses value immediately.
“A camera has a certain time period after which it is no longer lucrative,” Sudhakaran says. “A camera today is only good for about two years. After two years, the manufacturer will release an upgrade or new model. By the third year, the camera starts to feel and look old. Clients won’t want it.”
Due to this certain depreciation in value, Sudhakaran says the worst thing you can do is purchase it on a credit card that charges interest. You’ll want to make your money back in two years; after two years, you can resell your camera at 40-50% of the original purchase price. And in the interim, you’re going to have to charge clients a premium to make that camera purchase financially worthwhile.
Sudhakaran also points out that camera-hungry newcomers don’t always understand hidden costs, such as maintenance, insurance, or travel permits.
So before you buy that shiny new gear, make sure you have a solid money-making plan and have done your due diligence about hidden costs.
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