Nirvana Baby, Spencer Elden
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An interview with Spencer Elden, the baby from the cover of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album. We caught up with the 19 year old artist currently working with Shepard Fairey at Obey.
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Music by Ernest Gonzales "Opening A Lost Sacred Door" fofmusic.net
Shot on a Canon 7d
Shot for Obey Clothing: obeyclothing.com/#/video/spencer/
An interview with Spencer Elden, the baby from the cover of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album. We caught up with the 19 year old artist currently working with Shepard Fairey at Obey.
vampiresoneday.wordpress.com/
Music by Ernest Gonzales "Opening A Lost Sacred Door" fofmusic.net
Shot on a Canon 7d
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It's pretty versatile but I'm definitely itching to get some more glass, particularly some primes...
In most cases it went: 2 frames cut, 2 frames cut, then the shot we were transitioning into.
In some cases those very quick 2 frame segments may have been out of focus or during a pan or while the subject was in a different position(looking up or looking down). However they were for the most part intentionally framed in a similar position.
Apart from that it was all just straight cuts. I hope this clears up any confusion.
Your explanation unfortunately went over my head however I really appreciate the fact that you took the time out to respond.
Been editing for a number of years now and have never quite seen anything like this. Keep up the good work,
BTW, where did you learn this "jump cut" technique from and what editing software did you use to cut? FCP??
Thanks again.
Dan
Posted it on whoisozzy.com!!!
Really awesome.