Audra and David set out to be completely different in their approach to their wedding. With a theme of the 1920s, they had their eyes set on a Boardwalk Empire look and feel. Although we didn't end up with the exact look and feel due to time constraints, we stayed true to the idea of nostalgia and a sentimental feel to the wedding video.

It was a beautiful wedding from start to finish and the people that gathered to celebrate their journey were a testament to their love for one another. We absolutely enjoyed shooting their wedding and had a blast doing it as well!

Graded with FilmConvert
Music by: Jonathan Stark Courtesy of Marmoset Music

Enjoy,
Matchstix

This is the first of two segments that I made for the wonderful One Day In Denver filmmaking project.

The second piece will focus on the journey of the paper boats from Cherry Creek Reservoir, moving North along Cherry Creek, and into the city, culminating in their arrival at Confluence Park in Denver, where Cherry Creek meets the Platte River, and begins it's long trip east to the Mississippi, and eventually the Atlantic Ocean.

A million thanks to my awesome assistant and 2nd camera operator, Kris Farruggia for lending his time, effort, talent and commitment to helping me execute such a goofy idea.

Thank you to Matt Bliss, as well, for his profound patience and good sense of humor. Trying to get 100 stupid paper boats to cooperate wasn't easy. I'm so grateful you were willing to play along!

Thank you as well to Travis Thompson from the Denver Water Department, who's knowledge and experience will be featured in the 2nd segm

Early morning in Paris. The city and its most iconic monument awaken as the day rises.

Shot with the Panasonic Lumix GH4.
Mode | Cinema 4K 4096x2160 24p
Lenses | Panasonic 14-140 mm, Panasonic 45-175 mm, Olympus 9-18 mm, Olympus 45 mm, Olympus 75 mm
Slider | Konova K1
Music | U137 - Watching the storm - Licensed through The Music Bed.
Grading | VisionColor Osiris LUT and FilmConvert

http://www.emeric-visuals.com

Music video of Ulrich Forman performing "I Got You".

Directed by Garnier / Le Gallo
Cinematography by Roger Saroyan
Produced by Au Revoir Ma Belle

Editing & Post Production by JL Pivert & Sofia Forman
Graded with FilmConvert

(P) & (C) 2014 P.K. AIR. MUSIC / Barclay

Bob Wuest is an outsider artist; Painting, photography and sculpture. He has dedicated his life to development of his art, a style he calls Spontaneous Zoomorphology. This trailer/preview is a snippet into the project of the full length documentary in production, which explores his art, story, wisdom, mythology and experiences.

The full length documentary will be 30-45mins and intended to be submitted to a year long round of film festivals before being released publicly. Some screenings will be planned.

Shot on Sony FS700 and BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera and graded with FilmConvert

A portrait of one of the most beautiful places we've ever been.

Filmed in March, 2014.

Music : Ben Howard - Esmerelda

Edited with Final Cut Pro X and graded with FilmConvert

Fastest run for the day. 49.94.

Filmed on Shelter Island, NY. Shot on the Blackmagic Pocket Camera (ProRes) with Nikon lenses (14, 35, 85) and Nikon 45mm tilt shift. CMR blackbird used for some stabilization.

Graded with FilmConvert.

ATBS Theme by Daniel Hart

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Directed by Will Thomas
SpaceCherryFilms.com

Used Filmconvert Pro 2 Kodak Vison 3 5207 Film Stock

video and music by Jack Whaley.

Audience and performer coexist in an intimate and integrated space with as little separating instruments and ears as possible. No stage. Stripped down. Pure music love. Like having the performance in your living room (except, in this case, a sh*tty barn).

www.shittybarnsessions.com

graded with FilmConvert

Born To Move is a documentary featuring Brandon M. Girouard; professional dancer / choreographer. This short film serves as a window into the talented man that is sweeping the dance industry by storm. From broadway to the las vegas strip, now Brandon is starting to bridge the gap between domestic and international star. Shot in an entire day utilizing the Nikon D3200 Capion serves up a rich taste of edgy modern dance and the struggles of making it in todays dog eat dog world. Please remember to LIKE and SHARE! Thanks & Enjoy.

For more information please visit:
http://bgprogression.com or for booking contact@bgprogression.com
#daretobeyou@bgprogression
#jointhemovement@bgprogression

Coloring worked in Magic Bullet Looks & Film Convert Pro

I spent a hot, bug-filled, summer afternoon filming at my home in Wisconsin. Why? Because my (wonderful) mother is an ecologist and has a beautiful prairie. Some of this footage will be used for a film I am (hopefully) putting together for my mom's business. During the time of filming gnats were out in full force. They kept flying around and landing on my lenses, buzzing next to the microphone (which you can hear), and generally annoying the f*** out of me.

This was shot on a Canon 600d using neutral picture profile. Canon Lenses: 50mm f/1.8, 16-35mm f/2.8, 70-200mm f/2.8. Aerial video shot using GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition recording in ProTune at 60fps (Narrow FOV)

Graded with FilmConvert and Magic Bullet Looks.

Music by the amazing Austin, TX string band BALMORHEA. The song is 'Bowsprit'. Download the song + album here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/constellations/id377008411

DUB CLUB to ogólnoeuropejski cykl imprez basowych scalajacy na powrót sceny muzyki reggae/dub i dubstep. Idea DUB CLUB Trójmiasto jest prezentacja najlepszych polskich i zagranicznych ekip sound systemowych, czolowych dj-ów, selektorów oraz MC's w warunkach klubowych przy uzyciu naglosnienia skonstruowanego pod katem fizycznego odczuwania niskich czestotliwosci.

Main:
MALA (Digital Mystikz - UK)
O.B.F (Original Bass Foundation - FR)
PANDADREAD SOUND SYSTEM
MACK

Naglosnienie: PANDADREAD SOUND SYSTEM

Fontanna:
REZA
DIA
KADUBRA
TOMEK HOAX
JUNGLE JESSUS

Music by Mala - Curfew
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/mala-in-cuba/id553840842

All footage shot using Magic Lantern. Mix of native and raw sequences. Graded with FilmConvert.

Within the week of posting, my NYC test run of the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera went north of 3k playbacks, seeming sensible now to complement with a split-screen comparison of the untouched footage straight from the camera, alongside that finished product after color correction/grading. I have no delusions of being a studio auteur, who could justify a braggart director's commentary, but after thinking about the option to write a long, wordy blog post, I figured it's easier and better all-around just to talk over my footage. It's a visual medium anyway, and I'm sort of surprised there aren't more of these. Would love to see yours, too.

The video streams by default in full 1080p high definition, so if you get jitters, click the HD icon in-frame to reduce your playback resolution. For reference, here's the original seven-minute film: http://vimeo.com/hpmoon/nyc. As I say at the end of this commentary, please add your comments below, and please share your work

[UPDATE: Also check out the split-screen "color commentary" on this at http://vimeo.com/hpmoon/bmpc.]

On August 29, there were just a handful of Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Cameras (BMPCs) in circulation, but I managed to get one. That weekend, I took a visit to New York City as my occasion to break it in. Manhattan has been a limitless source of inspiration for people far more talented than me, but the Blackmagic technology, coming to market in such a versatile size, invited this cinematic tone poem which might, even so, look different. Instead of creating something like a tourism video, I wanted to try and capture the human energy of the city that New Yorkers themselves know best, driven by the extraordinary music of Richard Danielpour that I came across recently (ringing in my head all weekend as I captured these shots).

True to the elegant simplicity of the BMPC (http://bhpho.to/bmccpckt), I shot the entire piece handheld, using a single lens (Panasoni

Australian band the wishing well album track from their album fire in the valley, the track, paper people Sony Vegas Pro with filmconvert plug in,

Corporate Video filmed with the Blackmagic Cinema Camera EF Version
Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) & CinemaDNG Raw 2,5k

Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 DC HSM
Samyang 85mm T1.5 Cine Lens

Color by Film Convert.

The last rounds of the Super Drift 2013, shot on FS700 in 600fps mode plus gopro and Nex5n Music by Premiumbeat.com and neumannfilms.net

First off, I would like to thank everyone over at FilmConvert for not only having the Cinematography Competition but for asking me to make this video, as well. I would also like to thank all the judges for their time and positive feedback as well as anyone who watched and enjoyed the video. The kind words mean a lot!

If you have any questions, please feel free to comment below. I know I am not the best at making these videos and I may confuse

Watch the film here: https://vimeo.com/70980507

Special thanks to Chris Cook for the music. Find his work here: https://soundcloud.com/chriscook1

If you would like to skip to the before and after shots, they begin at 5:30

This is a tutorial on the utilization of FilmConvert within FCPX, but its utility with other NLEs, After Effects or Resolve is universal. To view this video in its entirety go here: https://vimeo.com/70704560

FilmConvert.com

A walkthrough of the first tab of FilmConvert, showing the features of the Clip Browser and Shot List.

More info at:
www.FilmConvert.com

www.FilmConvert.com

An overview of the features of the main settings tab of FilmConvert.

This was my entry for the Neumann Films "Summer in" competition. Royalty Free music from Neumann Films (http://www.neumannfilms.net)

Entry For Summer In... Competition run by Neumann Films.

Shot on location in the county of Cornwall, United kingdom by Hana Backland and Jonathan Scott

Equipment used: Canon 5D Mark III, Canon 7D Various Canon Lens, Manfrotto Tripods, Konova Slider, Glidegear stabilizer, Hague Jib

Color grading using a combination of Film Convert, Magic Bullet and After Effects

Music kindly provided by Luke Neumann, Neumann films http://neumannfilms.net/

Nosotros, integrantes del pueblo Mocoví de San Javier que fuimos considerados desde su fundación en 1743 por decreto del Teniente de Gobernador español Don Francisco Javier de Echagüe y Andía como “Pueblo de Indios”, “Reducción” , “Misión” , éramos una nación numerosa, fuerte y dueña de la naturaleza que nos rodeaba. Hoy estamos totalmente olvidados, dispersos, sumidos en la resignación, sometidos, invadidos, avergonzados, empobrecidos, enterrados en el polvo de la Historia, pero no vencidos.
Nosotros los Mocovíes que recorríamos nuestros bosques, nuestro ríos, nuestras tierras, nuestra islas libremente hasta la profundidad del Chaco, disponiendo de vacas y caballos que criábamos, hoy no tenemos ni un trozo de tierra donde cavar nuestras tumbas, ni un pájaro para disfrutar su canto, ni un lugar para cazar, ni pesca, ni ríos, todo está alambrado, todo está “privado”.
El extranjero tiene “permiso”, el tiene lo que quiere, cabaña, cacería, pesca, buena atención, comidas y be

A father see that his daughter is bored with her homework. He hope that homework will be exciting if she get a tablet - but guess what! She only uses it for playing games. This is our first short film, we hope that you enjoy it. Please use the "like" button on youtube and facebook - but also give us a vote on filmconvert.com - thank you :) Tried to get a mixture of modern day and old film look. Filmed using Canon C100 with Ninja 2. Final color treatment with Film Convert set at: Exposure: 0 Temp: 5600K Convert: KD 5207 vis3 Size: 35mm Full Frame Film color: 25% Grain: 100%

con.sume

My daughter talks about creativity & her love of drawing. I shot & edited.

I participate in competition: http://www.filmconvert.com/Competition/ If you like my film, vote please:)

"When for a moment, you write… the experience, people, places and things are incantatory, true as they once were."
? Opus

Model: Tristen Albert | www.modelsinternational.on.ca/Tristen.html

Styling by Danyelle James | www.twochicksblog.com
Behind the scenes photos by Rim A-j
Special thanks to Jennifer Baguss and Danyelle James at MiM | www.modelsinternational.on.ca

Article on the cinematography of Opus | http://goo.gl/jG0HGh

Song: New Light of Tomorrow by Husky Rescue | www.husky-rescue.com
© 2004 Catskills Records (Thank you to Amr and Husky Rescue for licensing!)

Produced by Cloud in the Sky Studios.
www.cloudintheskystudios.com
© 2013 Cloud in the Sky Studios Inc.

Ottawa Film Studio

images from a trip to the east coast

This summer I took the opportunity to make with my girlfriend and family a four-day trip to Edinburgh, Scotland.

For me it was more a trial-trip. on another occasion I will spend more time in Scotland, because in the short time I have not seen to much of the country. Anyway we enjoyed every minute including making Scottish Tattoos (I was spared), lots of whiskey, Guinness and good food (Haggis).

we spent three days in the city and walked from one end to the other. for one day we rented a car to see something of the scottish nature and surroundings. The whole short-trip was wonderful.

Equipment:
(shot on Red Epic)

I wanted to travel with a compact Rig and do all Hand-held with Slow Motion settings and Fake Dolly-Jib movements. This movements were filmed only by hand, no tripods, no Dollys & Jibs were used but a little of stabilization work in post.

- Tamrac EXPEDITION 7X (full loaded 18kg)
- Red Epi

A little short-review of the first trip with the new Seat Ibiza FR Viva "Nube" on a beautiful summer evening with a sunset over the swiss mountains.
The clip was made on the same day my girlfriend became the keys for her new car.

Shot on Red Epic
handheld, without rigs. the shooting take two hours and was spontaneous without planning.

Canon 2.8 100mm
Canon 2.8 24-70mm
Tokina 2.8 11-16mm

Song:
The XX - Intro 2010 - Long Version (Remix MmMiXX)
XX Album: http://itunes.apple.com/ch/album/xx/id325808192

Congrats to Morgan & Kevin on getting hitched!

Music: The First Time by Michael Castro (https://www.facebook.com/mcastromusic) via www.TheMusicBed.com.
Video: www.mattwolfe.cc
Location: Prattville, Alabama

Shot on 5Dmk3, 7D
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CC
FilmConvert: 5Dmk3 Technicolor to Kodak 5207 Vision 3 film
Color correction with Red Giant Colorista II

Our first submission film for the 2013 168 Film Project. Estranged siblings struggle with bitterness in their hearts and it's impact on an overlooked blessing. Assigned Verse: Proverbs 14:9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cast: Claudia Dimartino as "Leah Difazio" http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2515610/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Joseph Steven as "Peter Difazio" http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1105590/ Ashley McGee as "Dominic Prince http://www.imdb.com/name/nm5730113/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Executive Producer: Brian Hemenway http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4556422/ Produced by: Beth Vickers Directed by: Pat "Cardi" Cardamone http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0136424/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1#Director Written by: Tara Knight & Beth Vickers http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3020658/ Origina Score by: Troy Maturo http://maturomusic.com/ DP: Justin Gum http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4428743/

Safari in style, three nights at Galdessa Camp.

Shot on the 5D2 mainly in ML RAW, some h264, some t3i, some timelapse and some HDR RAW too!

Went out and filmed my brother dicking about in a field due to boredom and the need for fresh air.

The local park is called no mans land, and the sun was quite beautiful.
Shot on my trusty 550d

Music:

'Little Army' by Sea Oleena
http://seaoleena.bandcamp.com/

The light leaks used in this video can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/p2dr98s

This project was created as a demonstration of FilmConvert software. The software does an amazing job of emulation not only of film grain, but also the film stocks colorimetry. What makes it even richer is that the emulation is also based on the color profile of the aquisition device. This allowed me to use 4 different "film stocks" - giving me greater artistic control over the final look and feel of the finished piece. Very cool.

About the setting:
OBX is the abbreviation given to North Carolina's Outer Banks. Here in the states, the abbreviation has appeared as bumper stickers on cars. I recently spent a couple of weeks on the Outer Banks. I had forgotten what an amazing beautiful place it is.

Software:
• FilmConvert (FJ 8543 VD, FJ SuperX400, KS5207 Vis3, FJ8553 ET)
• Adobe Premiere CC

Equipment:
• Canon 5d Mark iii
• GoPro Hero 3, Black Edition

Artist: The Trophy Fire
Album: Direction For Daylight
Track: Spinning
Director: Paul Aspuria
Production Company: Film Antics

Collaboration work with videographer Sergey Bogdanov.Screenplay buy Inna Khromykh.Shooting done in Vladivostok. A smalll story - Bachcata Rosa

The second in a series of city symphonies. First, New York (www.vimeo.com/51875528). Third, Seattle (www.vimeo.com/66702557). Next, Valparaiso, Chile, coming August 31st.

"In the the 1920s the movies were still relatively young, and an evolving modernist aesthetic embraced all things new, sleek, fast, and urban. Not surprisingly, a common focus of the cinematic avant-garde during this era was on the power, and excitement of cities. In both Europe and the US, a small genre of films that became know as 'city symphonies' attempted to capture the spirit, uniqueness, and poetry of a city by assembling images of everyday life in that city. These early films and their offsprings often utilized what film historian Bill Nichols has termed the 'poetic mode' of documentary film production--an attempt to move away from the 'objective' reality of a given situation or people in order to grasp at an inner 'truth' that can only be conveyed by poetical manipulations of mood, tone, time,

Alternative opening music by Chris Bradley, voiceover omitted.
Short film "The Portrait" by Anastasia Starova and Igor Ryabchuk.
Shot on RED SCARLET-X.

Written, shot, and cut in 4 days. Finished and graded using FilmConvert for their cinematography competition.

From The Quiet Ones forthcoming album Molt in Moments
http://www.quietonesmusic.com

Director : Ian Knippel
DP/Editing : Ian Knippel
Production Assistant : Cameron Smith
Props: Allison Bretz
Featuring Jorge Tovar Jr. as Mr. Manager
Color Graded with www.filmconvert.com
Format : C100