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Here's a short piece I shot at my friend Ben's house, inspired by some music he had been working on. The music in this video is the first one he showed me and instantly knew I had to start shooting.

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testudinis simius 2 years ago

i really like the look of it. the black and white works great.
Jacob Farrell 2 years ago

this is absolutely inspiring to say the least. (:
Blake Whitman 2 years ago

really nice. I know the feeling when you hear something and you just have to start shooting.
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

Hey Blake thanks for the add to the HD Channel! I need to IM you sometime, I have video related questions...
Blake Whitman 2 years ago

i have video related answers....
Alfredo Salvatore Arcilesi 2 years ago

Hi Jeremy. Great work. Big fan of black and white. Music is pleasant, soothing.
TomKreft 2 years ago

So none of this was scripted? That's fantastic.
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

Thanks Tom!
Yeah completely unscripted, I was fortunate enough to have a camera with me. There was some direction on the fly of course, but pretty much just followed him around.
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Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

huh? I think you commented on the wrong video. I don't have any typography or color in this one : )
Tama 2 years ago

It's cool! I like this movie.
sharon 2 years ago

Awesome spur of the moment shoot. May I ask what music that is ... does your friend Ben have his music online or for sale?
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

Ben has a huge catalog of music, stuff that he does just by himself and projects that he has worked on with various friends. They range from all styles and emotions. He even played in punk rock band of mine in the late 90's. The music he does on his own is the best in my opinion, perfect for visuals like this. I don't think any of his personal stuff is online, although you can find some of the collaborative project stuff in the itunes music store. (Rad Scientist, Soft Location)
Caleb 2 years ago

I would love to purchase some of his music. Please pass that along to him. :-)
Pancho629 2 years ago

if you dont mind me asking, how did you get that sort of stop action feel? was it more or less just quick cuts and sped up film? this was pretty cool
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

Individual still frames shot with a dslr. Anywhere from 4 fps to 1 fps.
Caleb 2 years ago

This is stunning. I love it for a lot of reasons, but particularly awesome is the way it portrays the independent spirit of art. This wasn't shot at a recording studio, but the musician's house where he was recording on his Mac. You didn't make this video as part of a big production house, but you made it yourself too. Beautifully portrayed. Powerful stuff. I hope to have something this nice someday.
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

Thanks Caleb, my feeling exactly! I am a commercial still photographer by profession and am completely exhausted by how overproduced, manufactured, and nitpicked projects become. I am trying to be much more unrefined in my personal work!
Caleb 2 years ago

Well, that would explain why you have a 5D Mark II then. :P

I also didn't realize this was composed of stills. That makes the effort even more impressive. Is there a "quick" way to compose the photos into video using Final Cut? I've been dreaming of composing something made of stills for a while. I recently entered the DSLR world with a Rebel XSi, which has been a joy for me having graduated from a capable Canon G3. If you have any tips on how you edited this, I'd really love to hear them.
Doublegoat 2 years ago

Nice one. Were the motion fx done in camera or did you do it in post when you desaturated it. Nice grade btw. Which post fx software did you use? AE?
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

I wish I owned an knew how to use After Effects. I'm still trying to figure out FCE. : ) No post special effects here, shot still frames in black&white, minor tone adjustments in Lightroom.
David Castleton 2 years ago

Done with stills?! Brilliant. Love it.
Paco Gomez Vega 2 years ago

Very Nice,.!!
Tom Preska 2 years ago

Awesome
Felipe A. Lizana 2 years ago

i love the music !
sharon 2 years ago

thanks for the info, I'll looked Ben up on myspace :)
Bernardo Arce 2 years ago

AMAZING!
Must have been a bit hard.. i mean how many stills does your camera take continously? What im trying to say is when ever the limit of 4fps stills where shot...what? you just waited for them to be recorded and kept on going, or did you tell your friend to stop for a sec and then continue? OMG i hope you understand what im trying to ask haha
What did you use to put all the stills toghether as a video?
Luis Javier Funes 2 years ago

Beautiful. The music merges really nice with the video, it feels so natural.
Will Lodge 2 years ago

Thanks for sharing this fantastic work. Can I ask: What Dslr did you shoot on, and also did you shoot large Jpegs or smaller sizes in order to achieve a longer frame burst? Also is it the same lens (prime?) and aperture throughout or did you let some auto functions on the camera kick in?
Jeremy Hildebrant 2 years ago

5D MK2. 50mm. Aperture Priority. Shot pretty wide open.
Stefan Hensel 2 years ago

Wonderful! Keep up the good work!
Hang in there!
noemie 2 years ago

i love this
inspiring
Bernardo Arce 2 years ago

I did this small thing inspired by your video check it out...

vimeo.com/5746603
MOUNT Video Awards 5 months ago

Gold of the day! Congratulations!

mount-video.com/2011/09/gold-01092011.html