If this is done for the purpose of creating a mood....100% success... And, I enjoyed it. My thinking is always from a client perspective as that seemed to work when I was actually working...

visumax said:
Very nice, was it shot in raw, how many fps?

Thanks for the likes.
We shot it on an Epic using the R3D raw format.
The fps varied a lot but any where from 24 to 200-ish...
As for the continuity, thank you for the comment and I do not mean to "dish" but frankly, that was never really a concern of ours, we were just after creating a certain mood. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks again for watching.

I guess I just missed the point..... while there are some interesting technical aspects to the video and it is entertaining, as an older photographer who is stuck on maintaining continuity between camera angles in the motion shots I found it possibly could be improved. This of course requires multiple cameras/angles if one is to change angles in final edit.

I may get dished for my opinion, but there are a lot of "photographic" pieces which are interesting yet can be improved if the budget is adequate. .....unless the intention was to have the continuity errors as a part of the final edit.

I found it enjoyable in any case.

Very good!

Very nice, was it shot in raw, how many fps?

thanks !

love the sharpness on the eye shots. I of course did not miss the slip near the end. ;->

https://vimeo.com/51189954