JDM: PPL Documentary Video Clips. Duration : 10.02 Mins.
JDM: PPL (The People, Passion & Life) is a 10 minute documentary I made for my major project this semester at film school. It focuses on the topic of JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) and the distinct people and lifestyle that surrounds it. I understand that this can be a very subjective topic and many views and opinons could be widely different, so my attempt was to get 8 different people with 8 different views. Please excuse me if it feels a bit rushed, this was filmed in a 3 days course and quickly edited within 16 hours. Thanks to everyone who was involved and a major apology to Vinesh who was suppose to be in it but was cut out due to technical problems. Enjoy, share, rate and comment. Thanks
"Run, Pharm Boy, Run!" is a short documentary profiling Charles Wickersham, pharmacist and ultrarunner, as he undertakes the San Francisco One Day race. The One Day is a 24 hour race run annually at Crissy Field next to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. Charles races in support of a charity called "Teens Run Modesto" which helps local teens learn and grow through training for a marathon. For more information, please visit their website at: teensrunmodesto.org For more information on the SF One Day race, please visit: pctrailruns.com/SF_One_Day.htm RPR is It Donned On Me's first non-competition film (we primarily compete in timed filmmaking events such as the 48 Hour Film Project), and is the first in a planned series of profiles of ordinary people who do extraordinary things. Music by brokenkites - for more incredible music and information on the artist please visit: hollowscene.com Production info: Shot entirely on a Canon 5DmkII. Dual system sound recorded on a Zoom H4n and synced via Pluraleyes. All location audio & interviews used the H4n built-in mics, home interview miked with a Countryman B6. Edited in Final Cut Pro, color correction in Color. It Donned On Me is a competitive filmmaking team from San Francisco, CA. For more films and information on the team please visit our web site at www.ItDonnedOnMe.com Some rights reserved: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
"When We Grow...This Is What We Can Do" is an educational documentary concerning the facts about cannabis. In this feature length documentary we explore everything there is, from industrial hemp to medicinal cannabis use, from the origins of cannabis prohibition to the legality of growing equipment. A film by Seth Finegold and presented by Luke Bailey. Featuring Interviews with: Professor David Nutt Peter Reynolds (Head of the Legalize Cannabis Alliance) Sarah Martin Find out more at: blogtopus.tumblr.com For more information contact: Finegold2 (via YouTube messages) If you have any issues with copyright protection please contact blogtopuscontent@gmail.com TO BUY A NON-PROFIT DVD CLICK BELOW! blogtopus.tumblr.com AND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK TO KEEP UP TO DATE! www.facebook.com PLEASE DO NOT FLAG! DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO SEE MORE!
www.kershmedia.co.uk How to make a TV Commercial -- Our video shows you the behind the scenes of making a TV advert and gives you an insight into the role of Director and DOP, as well as how lighting, sound and the canon 7D are used to create a filmic look. This TV commercial was made for an online dating agency, Sugardaddie.com who came to Kersh Media with the idea of making a TV commercial with a specific, filmic look. The director of photography for this shoot was Phil Bloom, who is known for his sleek, high definition and filmic style. The shoot took place at The Swan restaurant in West Malling, Kent and it was the perfect romantic location for two people to meet -- of course we helped create the mood! We wanted to create the atmosphere of a bar in the evening so we first needed to black out all the windows. We wanted to go for a low key lighting set up using the minimum of lighting -- most of the lighting set ups were simply one soft box cool light supplemented by the bar's ambient and practical lighting. We used candles in the shots to create points of interest in the frame, giving it a romantic glow. Because we wanted a specific look with a narrow depth of field, we asked Phil Bloom to shoot on the Canon 7D DSLR. It's high definition filming! Shooting on the Canon 7D meant we could achieve high definition, filmic look with a shallow depth of field. The Canon 7D is designed as a still camera which allows the DOP and Director to be very flexible with the lenses. If ...
