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A documentary short about the professional climbers Andrea Maruna and Angelika Rainer and their unbending will to get to climb.

Shot on 16mm and Canon 5DmkII.

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  • jd brick maynardCowboy plus 2 years ago
    absolutely beautiful.
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  • Josh Piersma 2 years ago
    excellent work! what kind of a steadicam did you use? Or how did you achieve the trailing shots?
  • Sebastian Woeber 2 years ago
    :D hehe. I put the cam on the tripod and held it underneath the head. Oldschool steadycam so to say.
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  • Savage Films plus 2 years ago
    That was great! You should make a feature length climbing film!
  • Sebastian Woeber 2 years ago
    Alright give me some budget (I'm a low low budget guy) and you can have it!
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  • deepak boddu 2 years ago
    very well done and inspiring
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  • Hannes 2 years ago
    Great that you not only upload your videos put also feature them with some pics/text on cinema5d!
    Grüße nach Österreich ;)
    Hannes
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  • Gutsy Heron 2 years ago
    olta schwede isch des a geiles video.

    congrats - amazing sound with the H4.

    how did you do the wind sound in 07:43 and the water drop crisp and clear. very well done
  • Sebastian Woeber 2 years ago
    Thanks, sound is partly done in post.
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  • PIX IN MOTION by Leo Bar 2 years ago
    Awesome, thanks!
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  • Gary Pikovsky 2 years ago
    Beautiful stuff! I felt like I was immersed into the story. I'm about to shoot a climber's story as well with 5D II. Could use all the tips you got. How did you grade the video? Magic Bullet?
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  • Bill Walsh plus 2 years ago
    You should win an award for your amazing cinematography. Perhaps honorary cameraman for "Man vs. Wild." I give you a lot of credit for achieving those shots under the extreme conditions presented by the project. You managed to properly focus and keep the camera steady as you operated with 2 hands and hung from a cliff with limited support. All as you switched between film and DSLR. Great shots, great story structure. Glad it was ten minutes long. The extra run time allowed me to be immersed in the story and you put me on that cliff. Well done.
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  • Christopher Lack 2 years ago
    This was a pleasure to watch! Love it!
    Great grading and post work
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  • Boulderholics plus 2 years ago
    das sieht echt super aus.
    da hast du gute arbeit mit der 5D geleistet.
    teilweise bei den nahen etwas wackelig, aber was soll's.
    es ist nicht einfach gute bilder zu machen wenn man die ganze zeit im seil hängt.
    würde auch gerne klettermässig mal was auf der 5D schießen.
    naja vielleicht beim nächsten großen projekt.

    gute arbeit!

    gruß Nico
  • Sebastian Woeber 2 years ago
    Danke!
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  • Haroun Souirji plus 2 years ago
    Really nice story telling and directing skills! good one!
  • Sebastian Woeber 2 years ago
    Thanks!
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  • jean-pierre chery 2 years ago
    Amazing.
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  • Romain CR 2 years ago
    Everything is just great! you are gifted :)
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  • Pavel Volgarev 2 years ago
    This is just awesome, dude. I'm amazed !!!
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  • Thanh Long BACH plus 1 year ago
    Great film looking ! Did you use any picture style like superflat ?
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  • Eldenzen 1 year ago
    I love the section where you just hear the wind blowing and Angelika is eyeing up the draw. I had to thank God when I felt a chill.
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  • Damian Czermak 1 year ago
    this is great, man... very inspirational
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  • STRAY 1 year ago
    Makes me want to go climb. Great story.
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  • Charles Lowthian plus 1 year ago
    shot at 05:24 - image & sound = absolutely beautiful!!!
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  • Oliver Wilkins plus 1 year ago
    Stunning cinematography, the shots are very well thought out. Sound design also very good, although I thought the wind sounds were a bit much at one point.

    Really curious why you used Super 16. Would you use it again on a similar project over the 5D?
  • Sebastian Woeber 2 months ago
    Well 16mm gave me slow motion. And no, I wouldn't choose it again, it was a budget decision and I barely saw anything through that Bolex camera. If I have budget now I'll go digital all the way.
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  • Constantin Gabor 1 year ago
    I love it! Thanks for the inspiring story.

    That camera (Canon) shoots really well.
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  • Dan Goodwin plus 1 year ago
    Brilliant enjoyed that one ~!

    Dan
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  • Sebastian Woeber 2 months ago
    Thanks for all the motivating comments!
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