This film was shot over two days in Chicago, Illinois on the RED Epic & Canon 5D. The first day Karen, Austin & I spent timelapsing at various locations around the city. On the second day Joel, Karen, Austin, Eric & I filmed up and down Michigan Avenue (and a few other locations). The narration was created by Karen Abad karenabad.com and voiced by Ruby Carr (MediaVoice, Nova Scotia, Canada). Camera equipment provided by Eric Kessler kesslercrane.com. Music Track licensed
About the Film I recently spent a week in Montana with F9 Photo & Eric Hines shooting some content for Carson’s film, Snow Guardians. ‘Snow Guardians’ is an immensely visual documentary on the life and work of Ski Patrol at several Montana Ski Resorts as well as the Search and Rescue teams that respond to winter emergencies in the backcountry. Follow Ski Patrollers and backcountry search and rescue teams in the Rocky Mountains. The goal will be to capture the
About the Film For this video, I wanted to create an atmospheric piece. I decided to head down to the Gallatin Valley and shoot for about an hour. Technical Specifications Date: January 16th, 2012 Location: Bozeman, Montana Film By: Preston Kanak Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 14mm 2.8, Canon 50mm 1.2, Canon 70-200mm 2.8, Canon 24-105mm, Kessler Crane Cineslider, Kessler Crane Oracle
About the Film The last day of #MastersInMotion was a blast! It started with Philip giving a presentation on colour and production workflow. As expected, you rocked it out! The last presentation of the conference was by Adam Forgione, whose advanced audio rundown blew both minds and ears. For me, it was by far the best presentation out of all of them — if it’s even possible to separate any of them from the lot! Following this, everyone got some
About the Film Day One has wrapped and all I can say is that if you were unable to make it to #MastersinMotion, you are missing out. On day one of the conference, I wasn’t sure how I wanted to cover the event as I was unsure how everything would play out. As a result, I overshot the event — making editing a pain in the ass! The above video is a look at day one. It is a bit
My Thoughts By Preston Kanak This past week I spent with Philip Bloom, Eric Kessler & Sarah Estela in Plymouth, Indiana, working on the Kessler Crane Documentary. I can safely say that Eric, Philip & Sarah are the three nicest people on earth. Seriously. For the documentary, we shot on the RED Epic, Sony F3, Panasonic AF100, Canon 5D Mark II, and GoPro HD. It was a pleasure to work with each of these cameras, especially the Sony F3. I
The Meet Up Tonight, a bunch of filmmakers from the Ohio/Indiana area (and beyond) will be meeting at Cedar point, the roller coaster capital of the world. The weather is supposed to be horrible so the venue may change — which really doesn’t matter as I am just excited to meet some pretty rad people! Filming at Cedar Point I am currently sitting in Pearson Airport brainstorming how I am going to approach the short tonight as there will be
A Week On The Road This week rocks! On Friday I leave for Cleveland, Ohio for a weekend at Cedar Point followed by a week in Plymouth, Indiana. Itinerary I land in Cleveland at 5:30pm and have to quickly get my rental car — check into my hotel and bust it out to Cedar Point — as it is about an hour from Cleveland. I hope I am not too late! Sunday I will be heading out to Plymouth, which
Today is my last day with an active internet connection. I will still have access through my phone’s hotspot but will not be as active for the next couple weeks. DAY ONE On my way to the lake to visit my parents in Wakaw, SK before heading on the road, I passed through some severe weather. Below are some of the photos. FINALIZING PLANS I have finally decided to head directly to British Columbia. I will be going up highway
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I am currently producing a posting a 3 Minute Short film everyday. I am doing this in hopes of becoming a better filmmaker. My project is based off of the 10,000 hr rule which states that, "the key to success in any field is, to a large extent, a matter of practicing a specific task for a total of around 10,000 hours". At the end of the first year, I will have logged approximately 5,000 hours.
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