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Doug Burr's "Should've Known" music video. Principal Photography shot using the Nikon D90 and the Redrock DSLR Bundle.
Producer / Cinematographer: James Hurd
Director / Director of Photography: Jon Collins
2nd Unit DP - Behind the Scenes Footage: Brandon Vanderford
Photographer: Brandon Lesley
2nd AC: April Kinser
Key Grip: Jeff Beck
Grip: Greg Brown, Johnny Rodriguez, Thomas Brindle
Grip / Dolly Grip: Taylor Collins
Edited by Jon Collins
Moral Support: Jason Upshaw

Doug Burr's Band is: Joel Dennis, Glen Farris, Todd Pertil, Todd Unruh
Special Guest Appearance by Josh Pearson
(get information on Josh Pearson here:
bellaunion.com/artist.php?artcode=joshpearson)

Doug Burr's Website: dougburr.com/
Redrock Micro's site: redrockmicro.com/
Go to nikonusa.com to get more information on the Nikon D90

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  • Yannick 3 years ago
    Simply great.
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  • Tom Lowe pro 3 years ago
    great job. lighting, camerawork and CC look superb.

    you really got a lot out of such a simple camera.
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  • Scott Gribble 3 years ago
    Amazing, very sharp and I love the location
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  • Stormy Shippy 3 years ago
    Outstanding.
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  • Radoslav Karapetkov 3 years ago
    Awesome.
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  • MrMoe plus 3 years ago
    Fantastic work.
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  • Mike Lewis 3 years ago
    I own a D90 and I am in love with it and this just prove again to the world that you can achieve professional stuf with it. Congratulation
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  • Pietro Impagliazzo 3 years ago
    Holy Schmoly! That's very beautiful, congrats.

    It's going to my reference folder... :)
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  • Ron Adair plus 3 years ago
    Crazy. That video looks incredible.
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  • alan 3 years ago
    superfuckingperb..
    really lovely work.
    a kick in the balls to all the critics,who said this camera was rubbish at shooting hd...
    clearly bests anything i have seen from the canon 5d.
    what a great location find too.
    and the guy..was that rasputin the mad monk or mick fleetwood?
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  • Christian 3 years ago
    Great stuff!
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  • Matthew Bennett 3 years ago
    timelapse in the beginning? Yeah, really using all the strengths very carefully...

    regular photos for the exteriors... video mode for flesh, lots of film clutter for cover...
    nice work!
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  • Herbie Pabst plus 3 years ago
    Wow! What a great video. What a great song. Great job!
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  • Jim McKenzie plus 3 years ago
    Fantastic!!!
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  • Andrew Brinkhaus 3 years ago
    What Nikon lenses was this video shot on?
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  • Exposedlight 3 years ago
    Excellent piece. Great song. Superb editing and grading.
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  • Anne Sorrentino 3 years ago
    Beautiful images.
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  • Dan Chung plus 3 years ago
    Guys, this is brilliant. I think I may have to buy some more Red Rock gear after seeing this!
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  • Redrock Micro sponsor 3 years ago
    This was shot with primarily the stock 18-105mm and a few shots with our zeiss zf 85mm and 50mm prime lenses.
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  • Kit Laughlin plus 3 years ago
    Stone brilliant. This moves me a new direction professionally: thank you thank you.
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  • Seize The Frame 3 years ago
    Great video, great song!+++
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  • Fathom Films 3 years ago
    Absolutely brilliant. Love the entire "feel" to this.
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  • Greer Bower 3 years ago
    I have been an independent producer/director for over twenty years... This is excellent production and editing work - creatively edgy - and it really showcases a great song by the artist and his group... Congratulations to all of you on an exceptional job!

    PS - I just bought a D90 DSLR to add to my production tools and I am anxious to start using it...
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  • Andrew Higgins 3 years ago
    Very impressive!
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  • naim alwan 3 years ago
    f@*k me that was awesome, us D90 users should.. no i mean WILL take over holloywood.
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  • cameraboi 3 years ago
    perfect! just perfect. thanks for sharing your experience guys!
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  • Dalius Baranauskas 3 years ago
    D90 revolution. Like real cinema camcorder.
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  • ZvonocK 3 years ago
    Well done!

    Future is now with the D90
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  • Fernando Quevedo plus 3 years ago
    Bravo! Great work!
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  • Sebastian Woeber 3 years ago
    very nice!
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  • Andrew Howe plus 3 years ago
    Deeply impressive
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  • Jose-Gregorio Velasquez 3 years ago
    Congratulation. This is the rigth example to show that ideas is better than any equipment you can have!
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  • BeatmanRadio 2 years ago
    Great video was wondering did you guys make the shoulder mount your-self? and what type of SDHC card did you use? nikon say that they only support a few brands but there are some really fast cards out there that I wanted to try out.
  • Jon Todd Collins plus 2 years ago
    sorry to reply so late. We used the Redrock Micro DSLR Kit for shooting with the D90. You can see how the bundle looks by checking out this behind the scenes vid:

    vimeo.com/2360189

    You can also get more information on Redrock Micro by going to redrockmicro.com
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  • Edward Zilberman | Orange Films* plus 2 years ago
    Great work! D90 is more capable of quality video that I thought before.
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  • Michelle C. Battista 2 years ago
    That was just awesome.
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  • Anh Trinh 2 years ago
    Amazing. What was used for post? FCP? After Effects? Magic Bullet? The footage looks more like a 24fps than a 30fps. What was used to drop the frame rate if that was the case?
  • Jon Todd Collins plus 2 years ago
    I used FCP to edit all the video. I considered using After Effects for all compositing shots, but went ahead and did it in Final Cut. In hindsight, After Effects would have made an easier go of it.

    The camera we used (Nikon D90) shoots in 24p, so all the raw footage came into FCP in 720p24. I didn't have to drop the frame rate in post. Also, I didn't use magic bullet for color, but did use a few 55mm plug ins for the bleach bypass look and "glow," along with the standard 3-wqy color corrector in Final Cut to push the yellows.
  • Anh Trinh 2 years ago
    Thanks for the insight Jon. You and your team did an amazing job on this whole project. I really like the 24fps look. I wish the MarkII firmware update will come with a 24fps option. Right now, I'm using the cineform neoscene codec to drop it down to 24fps. Results are not bad. Can't wait to see more future projects from you.
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  • George Kingsnorth 2 years ago
    Great video
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  • Devian Zutter plus 2 years ago
    No words.
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  • J Peyton Spencer plus 2 years ago
    Beautiful! I'm so glad I bought this camera! Can't wait to film my next project with it! Great work here! Love the Behind the Scenes stuff too!
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  • jacob metcalf 2 years ago
    this is a stunning video Doug. well done.
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  • PeakPower Media 2 years ago
    Totally speechless. I've been scouring the web for nikon video footage. This is by far the best I've seen. Thank you for a wonderful cinematic experience and proof that VDSLR's are definitely going to shake things up in the year to come. I'm looking forward to more footage from your team. Thanks again.
  • Jon Todd Collins plus 2 years ago
    thank you for your kind comment!
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  • IGO plus 2 years ago
    Nice work! I would really like to hear you thoughts on how easy the video was to work with in FCP and AE. Really... how easy was that chroma key footage to cut in AE?
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  • Anders Eklund 1 year ago
    Love this!
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  • Michael Frymus (Cinematographer) 1 year ago
    How did you do those glitching effects?
  • Jon Todd Collins plus 1 year ago
    most of them are layered shots set at different sizes / opacities and mvmt is keyframed. then a plug in is applied for the more extreme shaking.
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