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Made specifically for the Philip Bloom Competition 2.

This was shot using the EX-3 and no color correction was done.

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Added by Lance Kuhns 1 year ago. This video has been featured. see more

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  • MetalAlien plus 1 year ago
    love the lighting in this. My favorite shot is when the camera is looking back at the projector and you can see all the dust floating in the light beam.

    Being the dork that I am, I was thinking of how cool that shot could be used in a horror movie. LOL
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  • Lance Kuhns plus 1 year ago
    Thanks! i like that shot too.

    it was tough getting the dust in the air because we didnt have a hazer or anything.
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  • John P. Fitzpatrick 1 year ago
    I really loved the dolly to the right in the opening it looked fantastic!

    What did you use to film this?
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  • John P. Fitzpatrick 1 year ago
    Nvm i see now from your main page you used the Ex3. Once again great job.
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  • Lance Kuhns plus 1 year ago
    Thanks a lot john. Ya we used a naked ex3 and I didn't do any color correction because I wanted to stay true to the DPs wonderful work
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  • Lance Kuhns plus 1 year ago
    HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!

    (even you non americans) :)
  • MetalAlien plus 1 year ago
    let us celebrate escaping that awful place! LOL Happy turkey day.
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  • Chris O'Konski plus 1 year ago
    masterful. best of the bunch.

    great work, lance.
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  • Shaun Bailey 1 year ago
    Well done...I tried to vote, but I'm apparently too late...you should take the prize.
  • Rodger Benner Jr. plus 1 year ago
    its not to late to vote. Please try again.....Hurry
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  • Drew Steck plus 1 year ago
    everything you did worked to perfection. Excellence is all i can say. Keep rolling!
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