Showing posts with label 5D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5D. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

EWU's College of Business - Microeconomics of Competitiveness

Here's video I created for EWU's College of Business and Public Administration. They were offering a course with material from the Harvard Business School. This piece was intended to be shown with a group of other videos highlighting EWU's successes over the previous academic year.

EWU Campus Living - Krista

Here's a video I created for EWU's Residential Life. It is a brief glimpse into what living in a residence hall means for an Eastern Student. Shot with a Canon 5D MKII and Canon lenses. Posted with Final Cut Pro 7.

Monday, November 26, 2012

New Residence Hall Movie Trailer



I shot this over the course of two hours one afternoon on the Cheney Campus of EWU. The EWU Theatre department really came through by providing the five student actors for the piece. This is my take on an action movie trailer. The music was purchased from audiojungle.

ThinkEastern 2012

Here's an image piece I created for EWU's Res Life. It was shot in a similar style to the 50 People One Question videos.

New Residence Hall

Here's a video I created for EWU's Residential Life. It promotes a new residence hall under construction on campus.

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

EWU MBA - Greg Green

Here is a video I created for Eastern Washington University's MBA program. The focus of their marketing campaign is to highlight regional employers that have been successful hiring EWU MBA graduates. I shot it with a Canon 5D MkII with a Canon 28-70mm f2.8 and 70-200mm f4 lenses.

Friday, July 29, 2011

Canon 5D MKII CineStyle Test



Shot on a Canon 5D mkII using the Technicolor CineStyle picture style. I used the log and transfer function in Final Cut Pro 6 to import the footage to Apple ProRes 422 (HQ). After dropping the clips to the timeline I exported the timeline to Apple's Color.

In Color I changed the LUT (look up table) to the CineStyle S Curve I downloaded from Technicolor which dramatically added contrast and chroma. I then tweaked the primary grade for a more vibrant look.