
Kessler Crane Testimonial
1 year ago
Here's a piece I put together for Kessler Crane's forthcoming promotional DVD.
No new footage here unless you want to see me yacking away. I used footage from "A Beautiful Ending" to supplement my banter.
It's tough to interview yourself. I noticed that I can't seem to finish a sentence without a couple of "and...uhm"s. Most of what I said was off the top of my head which probably explains those awkward fillers :)
Anyway, Kessler is happy with it and that's all that counts.
The usual Canon XHA1 and Letus Ultimate setup. I used a bank of 8 40w fluorescents for the key light and a single compact fluorescent for the hair light and one for a kicker.
No new footage here unless you want to see me yacking away. I used footage from "A Beautiful Ending" to supplement my banter.
It's tough to interview yourself. I noticed that I can't seem to finish a sentence without a couple of "and...uhm"s. Most of what I said was off the top of my head which probably explains those awkward fillers :)
Anyway, Kessler is happy with it and that's all that counts.
The usual Canon XHA1 and Letus Ultimate setup. I used a bank of 8 40w fluorescents for the key light and a single compact fluorescent for the hair light and one for a kicker.
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I also thought your lighting you used in your interview was great. I especially liked the inclusion of your editing station in the background. Gives a lot of depth and adds some very simple context to who you actually are.
Thanks for showing this Steven. Fantastic work as usual. :)
This will help so much in adding that extra touch to my shots. The road shot sealed the deal for me. That was truly a shot that just happens when you happen to be shooting. It's those kind of shots that truly make it yours and yours alone. Nice job!
Thank you very much Steven.
But may I say that I found it a bit "teasing" that you talk about the crane but we never see it in the video. I want to see you working with it when you talk about working with it. I know that would have been tough to do because you work alone, but still... would have been nice.
Nice crane work, I have the same 8 footer looking to add the bit that makes it 12 feet.
thanks man