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90. Chinatown NYC
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Music by Jherek Bischoff
From the album "Under the Sour Trees"
myspace.com/jherekbischoff
Shot in April 2009 (in CHINATOWN aka. Eldridge Street NYC, to be more precise.)
Thank You Daniel.
From the album "Under the Sour Trees"
myspace.com/jherekbischoff
Shot in April 2009 (in CHINATOWN aka. Eldridge Street NYC, to be more precise.)
Thank You Daniel.
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It's an old The Pod and too small for my camera. I got it before they started making bigger ones. They are made in canada and great for traveling. It also helps to make the camera really heavy.
Most of the shots in this video were shot from down low, camera was placed on the ground or on my foot or leg or put on a fire hydrant or police barrier.
I'm a little video producer and I have a lot to learn from your xD.
Peace Bro God Bless You
Thank you
See: vimeo.com/5795080
In my opinion if you are doing tripod work, if you have a nice fluid head to begin with you don't ever need to turn on IS. If you are doing handheld work I think it is a little more effective but that differs from camera to camera (or lens to lens).
John
1. i was like "this is cool" until 1:35 and i was like WHOA and shut of all the lights and put it on full screen and watched that part over and over. holy crap. its like magic! and some are chaotic and swirling like a ... a swarm! and sometimes when i watch it i see one just twirling and dancing on its own, doing something incredible despite the chaos all around. there is so much to see in this! AWESOME.
2. i wish i could have a LIKE and LOVE button so i could put this in the LOVE portion
3. the music! fucking great. i will scour the interwebs for this Jherek Bischoff character. ...vimeo, thank you for all these wonderful people making things and letting me find all of this incredible wonderous music!
4. as for the douchebag about the film ... fuck that. if this was going on IN THE BLOODY STREET then its fair game. and you didnt steal their movie or even film or whatever plot/idea they have. you observed something and made it into your own. and it is beautiful. AND what did you do with it - you put it up FOR FREE for ANYONE to watch and enjoy. you arent $ profitting $ from it, so F those guys giving you shit. F em right in the corporate stink eye.
:D keep it up brother
Jherek is a pretty awesome guy and musician. He was the guy that introduced me to Quasimoto/Madlib by loaning me a bunch of his CD's. I am forever indebted to that discovery. It is how I thought of the name Otis, as in the dog Otis as in Madlib's real name, Otis Jackson Jr.
Yeah and as for people annoyed by this being fact or fiction... well... ooops, too bad.
Thanks Pirata!
It would be great to come by in the Spring again.
Love it
Thank you!
Well as it is mentioned above and in the Credits on the side this a set for a movie that was being shot on Canal Street in New York. It would be impossible to take credit, nor would I want to, for the imagery I captured. The stuff in the video is just what happened to be there at the time... I didn't set this up. What I did do was frame the shots, find the music to go with it and did the edit.
Some day. I wish there was something like this in Portland or Seattle or Vancouver B.C. That is a little closer.