Friday, October 26, 2012
Freegans: Creative Living Outside of Capitalism
I have no idea who these Trash Lab guys are but I love this little spot about freegans. This taps into the reason why I love video. It gives people an opportunity to spend time with something they wouldn't otherwise consider. And best of all, its an experience that you are able to craft for them. You paint something together with light and sound.
Freeganism is something that crosses political boundaries. Typically associated with socialist tenancies and the far left, freeganism is about identifying that something is wrong with the world as it is presented to us. I think freeganism is fascinating because its about creating a world for yourself that excludes that part of society that might be sick. It cuts off the cancerous part with absolute conviction.
I like that idea.
Labels:
capitalism,
documentary film,
freegan,
short film
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Stopped And Frisked
Cops and corruption. I snagged this short from The Nation. Great story. Simple message. Whose job is it to police the police?
Film by Ross Tuttle and Erin Schneider.
Film by Ross Tuttle and Erin Schneider.
Labels:
documentary film,
police,
short film
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Fashion Editorial
Fashion editorial videos are all about the closeups. As a cinematographer, I look for subtle expressive movements to capture and later edit into the final piece. Like a little tugging with the hand or a slight adjustment in the hip.
I had a lot of fun shooting this video for COUP Boston. If I had to do it again, I think I would be a little more assertive with the creative team about my needs to make the video. Frequently, I shoot with a very passive attitude. If I get it, that's great. If I don't, C'est la vie! But with a little added communication, I could have transformed this video from a good video into a great video.
I had a lot of fun shooting this video for COUP Boston. If I had to do it again, I think I would be a little more assertive with the creative team about my needs to make the video. Frequently, I shoot with a very passive attitude. If I get it, that's great. If I don't, C'est la vie! But with a little added communication, I could have transformed this video from a good video into a great video.
Labels:
coup boston,
fashion,
self critique
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