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121. Critics Promo 2: REVENGE

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

120. San Francisco's People. Canon 5DmkII 24p

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

119. Timelapse test. Stills vs Video on the Canon 7D/ 5DmkII

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

118. "Lucky Lucky": 7D and 5dmkII photo movie

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

117. 36 hour timelapse on the Canon 7D

by Philip Bloom

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116. How to make video timelapse from DSLR stills

by Philip Bloom

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115. 7D DVD Marshall Monitor extract

by Philip Bloom

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114. Very brief 7D timelapse test 2

by Philip Bloom

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113. Critics: Promo 1

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

112. Dungeness timelapse experiment with Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

111. 7d 5dmkII noise and rolling shutter rough test

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

110. Girl with the flaxen hair: Canon 7d 30p (!)

by Philip Bloom

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109. 7d vs 5dmk2 Noise and Rolling Shutter

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

108. Greenpeace: Voices of change. Shot on Canon 5dmkII

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

107. Timelapse test with the Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

106. Sugar Cane. Canon 7d slow motion

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

105. Bloom's USA Video Blog: The British Invasion. Shot on 7d

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

104. Random Dublin shots from workshop: Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

103. Dublin's People: Canon 7d 24p

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

102. Shaving It Back: Canon 7d

by Philip Bloom

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101. Opening titles V2

by Philip Bloom

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100. Kevin Spacey intro rough

by Philip Bloom

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99. Siamese Twins: Lumix GH1

by Philip Bloom

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98. River Crane Walk: Redrock Encore and EX1 test

by Philip Bloom

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97. Syncing audio and video shot on 5d and Zoom using …

by Philip Bloom

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96. Poetry whole rough cut

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

95. Canon 5dmkII workflow Part 1: Importing for edit

by Philip Bloom

2 years ago

Please read my blog for more info on what I used.

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©2009 Greenpeace
Directed by Lucy Campbell-Jackson
DP Philip Bloom
Edited by Daniel Bird
Graded by Rob Chiu
Sound design by Ben Lukas Boysen aka Hecq.

philipbloom.co.uk/2009/09/22/greenpeace-commercial-shot-on-canon-5dmkii/

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Joseph Jang 2 years ago

great work, as expected from mr. bloom.
Chris Allen 2 years ago

Those images alone say so much... thanks!
Oliver Wilkins 2 years ago

Mind blowing,

So good to see what a separate editor does with your stuff. Who did the edit? The pacing, the cuts, the tension it's truly brilliant.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

I don't the guy's name but he did a brill job
Aki Pagratis 2 years ago

I agree. Brilliant work!
Tom Lowe 2 years ago

Looks beautiful, Phil. Beautifully shot.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

Cheers Tom. You have inspired me to spend all night out with my intervalometer. If I freeze to death it's your fault!
Bo Smith 2 years ago

Very nice, for a moment I thought it was a trailer for a District 9 sequel.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

I will tell Trent that!
Tom Guilmette 2 years ago

powerful piece. well shot and well cut. nice work mate!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

Cheers Tom!
Jeff Wood 2 years ago

Your best work! IMO
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

strong words!!
Steffen Rolla 2 years ago

great work...
Jack Kelly 2 years ago

Excellent work. And for a good cause, too.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

yeah. It was between this job and bumpers for ESPN
Gaurav Sharma 2 years ago

Having been there for most of the shoot, I am really proud of this one! The vivacity, the ferocity & the chaos that is Delhi seeps through every frame of this! Kudos the the editing team & most specially to you Phil, this really is a fantastic video.

Q. Are you gonna be tossing out your own edit of this as well? I'm sure there's a ton of footage you have that isn't used here...
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

Yes i will Gaurav

Thanks for all your help!
Mark Nicholson 2 years ago

I love the look you created with the 5D. The contrast and deep black level in midday footage really help convey the message of the piece.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

they graded quite heavily
Wolfgang Gaebler aka gogo6969 2 years ago

This is special! Fantastic!
Fernando Barrientos 2 years ago

I remember you showed part of this when u were showing how to use plural eyes and i wondered if you were gonna post the whole thing! Voila here it is! I really love it!
Matt Cordy | U.W.Productions 2 years ago

This is really good, very powerful!
Jalaludin Trautmann 2 years ago

Yeah!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

yeah?!?! WHAT PAL!? :-)
Danial Haris 2 years ago

Would you have use the 7D or the 5DMarkII if you had a choice?
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

I would have used the 7d for the slow motion
Cinestesia 2 years ago

WoW! Very moving!! Beautiful shots Philip!!! I was dying to see footage from your India trip!!!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

cheers mate
Yann L'hénoret 2 years ago

Incredible, very nice shots and divine editing.
Low Cost Project 2 years ago

I love it...
Tony LaPron 2 years ago

My God, thats the best one! Slumdog millioner
Cristina Valdivieso + Jon Connor 2 years ago

Beautiful Philip.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

thanks both of you. Sharing a plus membership?!
Cristina Valdivieso + Jon Connor 2 years ago

Yes ~ teamwork.
Aaron Morrell 2 years ago

To add my two cents-
Description- 'Powerful' comes to mind. Some really poignant shots perfectly framing the narrative. Great work.
Looking forward to a "shoot story" film.
Cathal Hegarty 2 years ago

Very powerful.. at only minute and half long this film packs a mighty punch.. well impressed.. editing is top drawer..
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

cheers Cathal
Wiland Pinsdorf 2 years ago

Excellent! Nice locations and organic shots.

How many people on crew?
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

Me, director, producer (at times) and occasionally an assistant.
paul sherar 2 years ago

love this look, and the title graphic in the beginning
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

yeah awesome graphics
WakeGirls.com 2 years ago

Very powerful message. I loved the shots and editing.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

thanks mate
Sumit Agarwal 2 years ago

Spectacular work. I don't want to distract too much from the message and art of this (both indisputably top-notch!), but if you were to shoot this today would you choose the 5D again or the 7D?

Delhi is such an amazing place to shoot! Some of this reminds me of the excellent transitional montage sequences in Monsoon Wedding... which is also a 16mm film that shows how you shoot is more important than what you shoot on!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

maybe the 7d to get some slow motion
Lorne Guy 2 years ago

You and that 5D work wonderfully. Seeing more and more reasons to shoot with it or the 7D
Whisper Productions 2 years ago

This looks incredible. Too bad there is nothing you can do about climate change because it's not a man made problem. The gov. wants you to think that so you can submit to their authority.

Providing clean water is something you can do though. So if you took the bit about climate change out this would be an incredible video.
Jared Levy 2 years ago

For someone who pays for this site, you should know that youtube garbage comments are left for youtube. Leave your political agenda out of this. No one wants to hear your conspiracy theories.
DocuMovie 2 years ago

well done mate!!!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

cheers Suresh
O'sah 2 years ago

Who edited this?
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

A very talented guy who I don't know the name of!
Attilio Cerqua 2 years ago

The video is very nice and the technique is unquestionable, but the message is really significant. This aspect, for me, is the heart and strength of the Video.
This video popularize the message in a prefect manner

Complimenti, bellissimo.
MAX POLINSKY 2 years ago

Hey dude, very nice work! Like your CC with 5D!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

it was graded and edited by separate people
Jan van der Meer 2 years ago

Fantastic work!
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

cheers Jan
Kanim Allomin 2 years ago

Hi?

I like to know identification of great Editor for this? Greetings.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

am trying to find out his name
Ecke 2 years ago

like allways... awesome!
LluisGerard 2 years ago

wow... really amazing
Romain A 2 years ago

Cool job!
penelope 2 years ago

powerful message, we have the same problem here in australia, lack of water is not good, rising temperatures and draught
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

thanks Penelope. This series is of spots is being shot all over
rickflick 2 years ago

Nice one Phil. And a big issue.
Jeff Lively 2 years ago

Your DP work continues to inspire, but this is a different editing style from what I've seen you do before, impressive! Your last clip of Ishan on camera - and you hold the shot after he finishes talking - his body language is speaking volumes about his concern. You really nailed it. Greenpeace must be thrilled.
Jackson Miller 2 years ago

Someone else edited it.
Emrys Roberts 2 years ago

Amazing shots as usual Phil. I love the edit too. Who did that? :)
William Rich 2 years ago

It is so encouraging to see this video Phil.
We all know the fantastic images this camera is capable of..and there are so many test, music video's, and shoots in controlled environments shot with this camera on vimeo.. To see the camera used in a real-world full scale production is just awesome!
Great job!!
Steve Weiss 2 years ago

I've watched this video several times. It really has set the bar kind of high for both cinematography as well as post production. And it has a beginning, middle and end.

This is why you have such a loyal fanbase, because you are the s##t my friend.
Philip Bloom 2 years ago

Thanks sir. I forgive you the kicking me in the head in the pool last week!
Ian-T 2 years ago

Ha ha...I got kicked in the head once. But I still can't make videos a fraction as good as this..(sigh).

Well done.
Aimen kasem 2 years ago

awesome! very nice work
Dan Huston 2 years ago

This was really great as always but to me, so frightening. Monsoon season a month and a half late??? What's next? Snow in Delhi?
Ivan Babko 2 years ago

Everything is amazing except the fact that it's 30p. To smooth for my liking. Other than that - awesome!
Adam Lokman 2 years ago

Brilliant! love the images and the edit. Your clients must be very pleased. Cheers Phillip!
Freddy Antonio Zapata 2 years ago

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Paco Gomez Vega 2 years ago

THIS HAS MADE YOU BIGGER,.!
Mr. Bloom its always a pleasure to enjoy your work,
and have the chance to tell yo about it,.
video4english.net 2 years ago

Philip Bloom - you've done it again!
Euan Preston 2 years ago

Love it. Amazing work. Been looking forward to seeing this since you shot it.
MUZIEKTELEVISIE.NL 2 years ago

I must say I find this one too your best piece. The places and the indian people are beautifully captured. Allthough the editing makes this a real intense experience, I would love it if you would make a long edit by yourself, because I have this slight idea there must be many more fantastic shots. I think your cinematography and this fantastic (but sad) country would make it the best video ever.

Added to my Brilliance Breakfeast channel!

(edit: just saw you already answered the question, can't wait for it!)
Docmorzy 2 years ago

Perfect...
Nicholas Dimitropoulos 2 years ago

Mr.Bloom, you are annoyingly talented. I therefore request you post something awful (I can shoot it if you want) so that we all feel better about ourselves. Thanks!
Tivoli Entertainment 2 years ago

Great job, Philip!

One question: How happy were you with your slider? I'm thinking of getting a Glidetrack or investing in a little more pricey option.
Peter McKinnon 2 years ago

Absolutely amazing. Inspired me to get off my ass and shoot more with my mk2. All your stuff does actually.
Aclara Promotions 2 years ago

the edit, the shots
Vincent McAninch 2 years ago

Reminiscent of Bourne! Very nice.
Javier Salinas Laguna 2 years ago

Brilliant, amazing, awesome! I love it!
Great job Philip.
BTW Which lens did you use?
Thanks!
Wayne Avanson 2 years ago

I remember your mentioning the trip to Delhi to do this Philip, then is all went quiet about the finished job. I thought, "Well, it'll turn up eventually and no doubt it'll look great as usual' However, now I've seen it, I wasn't actually prepared for just how bloody good it looks!
What a classy piece if work, fantastic.

Avey

PS did I spot a city landscape shot from one of the towers in the Ras Masjid? Dehli's a great city. Completely bonkers of course but great never the less.
Boris Giesl 2 years ago

Sittin' here with a glass of water from the tab ...

Great work though!

Best!

Bo
Glenn Perry 2 years ago

splendid... first and foremost I love the pace / colours / compositions. then the whole thing rolls with a strong narrative and poignant message that's relevant to us all. & all that in 90 seconds... perfect.
Richard Wilson 2 years ago

Blooming super stuff Phil.
Giovanni Paolo Salini 2 years ago

super-mega-giga "wow"... (from Florence/Italy)
ravi steve 2 years ago

Shots are stunning and the edit is fucking incredible.

Wow.
Hemmings House 2 years ago

Shot beautifully as usual...and very, very well cut!
Chris McGuinness 2 years ago

Philip,

This is absolutely beautiful, of all the beautiful works you have made this is my favorite so far...

Thank you for sharing.

chris mcguinness
Ed David 2 years ago

this is definately my favorite piece of yours. Congrats! goodbye to 35mm adapters!!
Rob Chiu 2 years ago

Edited by Daniel Bird. Graded by Rob Chiu. Sound design by Ben Lukas Boysen aka Hecq.
Alex Hallajian 2 years ago

Great job!