About the Film I recently spent two days in Banff, Alberta demoing some Kessler Crane equipment with Michael Curtis. This film showcases some of the shots we were able to accomplish while testing out the gear. In this video we used the KC-Lite, Pocket Jib, Shuttlepod, Cineslider, K-Pod, and Oracle system. As for cameras and lenses, this was shot using Canon 5D Mark II’s with the 24-105mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm 2.8, 14mm, 16-35mm & the 50mm 1.2. It was an absolute
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 I own an HVX200 so getting used to the layout of the AF100 was not too difficult. Unlike the HVX200, the menu’s were easy to navigate (Not as easy as either the F3 or RED Epic — but a major improvement over the HVX200). One of the major downfalls of the AF100 is that is does not have expanded focus. Panasonic has implemented an EVF Detail option that helps with focus but I feel an external monitor
ABOUT THE FILM This video is contains shots from a variety of locations across Vancouver Island. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS Date: September 9th 2011 Location: Vancouver Island, BC Film by: Preston Kanak Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II, 24-105mm 4.0 L, 14mm 2.8L, 70-200mm II 2.8, Kessler Pocket Dolly v2 Music: Composed using Sonicfire Pro
ABOUT THE FILM I have spent about two weeks in the Creston Valley prepping a Web Series that I will be shooting in 2012. It is a beautiful place just north of the border. I wanted to head out for about an hour and try capture some of the beauty within Creston Valley. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS Date: September 7th 2011 Location: Creston, BC Film by: Preston Kanak Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II, 24-105mm 4.0 L, 14mm 2.8L, 70-200mm II 2.8, Kessler
ABOUT THE FILM When in Victoria, BC, I met up with a friend I went to high school with who had previously lived in Victoria. After asking what parts of Victoria impressed him and without hesitation he said the Sooke Pot Holes. I decided to head out to the potholes and see for myself! After arriving at the tourist lookout points, I decided that it was definitely worth a short and headed up the creek, past the tourists and set
ABOUT THE FILM Before heading to BC, I did some research to see where the most beautiful waterfalls were located throughout the province. On almost every search, there was mention that the Wilson Creek Falls was one of the nicest in the entire province. Although a little doubtful, I decided to head out to see for myself. When getting close to the falls, I was told/read that the trail-head was marked at the end of a very rough road. Not
ABOUT THE FILM I have a passion for free-climbing and thought I would put together a quick video of some of the climbing. Because I had to set the camera up for every shot, I had to tackle less complicated cliffs as I had to carry the camera to the top first. VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS Date: August 21st 2011 Location: Sooke, BC Film by: Preston Kanak Equipment: Canon 5D Mark II, 24-105mm 4.0 L, 14mm 2.8L, 70-200mm II 2.8, Kessler Pocket
ABOUT THE FILM When on road trips, I routinely find myself pulling off at random locations to see where roads lead too. It has allowed me to see many things that I would have never even dreamed of seeing! For this short, I pulled off at Cayuse Flats and followed a logging road for about twenty minutes before coming to a clearing. In the distance I could see a small stream and decided to check it out and see if
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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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