working with a camera has taken me around the world - Spain, Germany, Sweden, LA & Vegas, and out to India
ive worked on film sets as a Grip a focus puller, a gaffer , a boomie (audio) , a steadicam operator a camera operator and camera crane operator.
Recently another camera operator said during a conversation that wedding shoots were "entry level" film.
it's funny how people see things when they've never actually had the experience
On set for film, drama and shows, you can rack up take 4,5 6 7 etc, but with weddings
there's one Take.
Awarded Cinematographer of the year
1st Place for Australia
& 17th Place worldwide in the
wedding industry experts awards.
theres always going to be factors involved that are out of our control
losing light in a late afternoon photoshoot is not a problem for a photographer who turns on his flash.
the flash then creates another problem for the video guy as well as loss of light hes now doomed with banding on his video
this is overcome with some communication between the video op and the stills photographer.
Better planning of the wedding would make a huge difference
check out sunrise and sunset times for your day
TV and Cinema advertising, corporate filming, light and sound
Ella my assistant when available
a clever girl who understands composition, lighting, and sound
