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Any reports of recent challenging & exciting shots people have done


Chris Poynton

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I heartily encourage ops to ocassionally report back to the forum on any especially interesting or challenging shots they have recently executed ... especially those that challenge the outer limits of skill and subtlety. Maybe the discovery of some wonderful framing concept you latched on to? Or a great "zone" you got into mentally and emotionally while shooting?

 

(Such reports from the front really keep us "sideline enthusiasts" and hobbyists fired up!)

 

A great report back came from Charles Papert many moons ago on another forum which he titled "The Single Hardest move with a Steadicam". [i have flagged this one before, but it is a fantastic read for those who haven't come across it ... tilting, panning, arcing and dancing around Tommy Lee Jones in a hospital corridor with choreographed gurneys during "The Valley of Elah' (2007)]

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Hi Chris,

 

Here's a clip from a recent project that was really challenging because of the really small

space and moving through the variety of shot sizes with sharp whip pans that were just barely

inches from my batteries hitting things around me. Fully decked out RED MX.

 

The sequence starts 0:38 - 2:20. the 'travelling dish' in the middle of the sequence was done

on a seperate handheld rig.

 

 

Cheers

Joel

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