
Project Sunday ft Melanie Jade "Electric" Music video.
11 months ago
Project Sunday ft Melanie Jade music video "Electric". Shot entirely using the Nikon D90 (18-105 VR kit).
Producer / Cinematographer: Kehinde
Edited by Kehinde
Project Sunday is: Kehinde (producer), Melanie, Sesha & Katja (featured singers)
For more informationon Project Sunday, go to
projectsundaytv.com
Vhp Records Australia (my label): vhprecords.com
Myhotmusic (my music blog): myhotmusic.com
Go to nikonusa.com to get more information on the Nikon D90.
The video came about as part of a 6 part tv show I am producing about the girls from Project Sunday and I had the idea of making a music video for each of the girls. I was working with Melanie at the time on Electric and we decided that this would be the song we made a video for. She ran with it and came up with the basic idea for the video.
While I was in a photo shoot for another act, I was talking to the photographer who owned the studio and he mentioned this new camera with HD recording facility. I was going to use my Sony HD but decided to check it out and ended up on this site. After watching a few examples I was sold. I got myself a camera and spent a day reading about its various problems and workaround and started shooting.
I didn't care about its time limits as I used to shoot on super 8 and was used to limited filming time. So we shot Electric over 3 days (not consecutive) and here is the result. Hope you like it.
The song & video is available to pre-order from vhprecords.com
Producer / Cinematographer: Kehinde
Edited by Kehinde
Project Sunday is: Kehinde (producer), Melanie, Sesha & Katja (featured singers)
For more informationon Project Sunday, go to
projectsundaytv.com
Vhp Records Australia (my label): vhprecords.com
Myhotmusic (my music blog): myhotmusic.com
Go to nikonusa.com to get more information on the Nikon D90.
The video came about as part of a 6 part tv show I am producing about the girls from Project Sunday and I had the idea of making a music video for each of the girls. I was working with Melanie at the time on Electric and we decided that this would be the song we made a video for. She ran with it and came up with the basic idea for the video.
While I was in a photo shoot for another act, I was talking to the photographer who owned the studio and he mentioned this new camera with HD recording facility. I was going to use my Sony HD but decided to check it out and ended up on this site. After watching a few examples I was sold. I got myself a camera and spent a day reading about its various problems and workaround and started shooting.
I didn't care about its time limits as I used to shoot on super 8 and was used to limited filming time. So we shot Electric over 3 days (not consecutive) and here is the result. Hope you like it.
The song & video is available to pre-order from vhprecords.com
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did you do anything in post or while shooting to achieve this image quality???
I have been trialing NewBlue FX which is a bit like After Effects and I think it is pretty good but because it's a trial version I basically used Sony Vegas to emulate the settings which did a very good job i must say.
I will do a complete tutorial on it soon :-)
Make no mistake I am raving about the Nikon D90.
but a little confused as to why you did not use any depth of field.
althou the compositions, framing, locations, talent were all good the actual footage looks like it could have been captured by any hd camera.
was it because of the lens?
good vid thou.
~Jay
Re: Diffusion, yeah I see what you mean and thanks for the tip :-)
good use of D90 though