
Handmade Portraits: Liberty Vintage Motorcycles
11 months ago
In a crowded Philadelphia garage, Adam Cramer revives vintage motorcycles and the American tradition of grease-stained self-reliance.
Read the full Etsy blog post at blog.etsy.com/article/12438/
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BTW, I think he is right about the lack of pride and can-do.
hella inspiring!
nice point of view.. i think the hole world is going trough this process
the piano at the end is the best. unexpected and so nice!
very good!
never buy a book for its cover or something like that.
Also, since this is also so beautifully shot -- and this being vimeo and all -- can you mention what kind of equipment you used?
Thanks for posting!
What you have used for filming and postproduction?
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Ah, spoke too soon- Saw it in the credits. The atmosphere in this video is great; it's a real shame that the west has a much less hands-on approach to anything like this anymore...
On the technical side, were you using some kind of dolly or slider system?
check this one !
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Cheers!
The Glides, the spot on audio, the head and shoulder portraits are very fine...and just enough glitchy energy in the cut.
The Character's compelling philosophy is very resonant to current UK industry.....or rather the demise of it.
thanks.
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I have gotten a number messages about tech details. It was shot on the 5d mkII. I used a handful of lenses but mostly the 24mm 1.4, 85mm 1.2 and 70-200 2.8.
The camera moves were done with a home made "skater" dolly.
Sound was with the zoom with a reference track feed to the 5d. Most of the "nat" sound was recorded separately and added back in to "sweeten" the piece.
I mostly work just as a DP, but on this piece I did everything from start to finish and enjoyed the chance to create something entirely my own. (expect location sound, Thanks Josh Camerote for helping out!).
Color correction was very very basic. Mostly just 3-way color correction in FCP. I may revisit color correction down the road.
My Viemo page is a little outdated and lacks a lot of my work. Check out andrewdavidwatson.com for more of my work, thanks!
I just put up a quick video of my Triumph replacement engine saga last night.
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Well shot.
Love it!!!
Inspiring!
HIRE ME!
It's sad to think that kids don't know the difference between a flathead and a phillips :(
Very well done.
BTW didn't I see for a second a beautiful Austin (Big) Healey?
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