[Brendan Pyatt]

This video has been out for a little while now – before the new super-digital stills was around. I think the stills photographer is just shooting stills – at the time I did wonder if the stills were used in the edit but after some thought I don’t think so. The stills guy is often shooting an angle not used in the video…

[Brendan Pyatt]

For an AMAZING example of this type of work and the first time i have seen it outside hollywood is this:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5zn1s_revolve-2008-aaron-hadlow-revolve_sport

I know both of these videos where edited using Adobe products… Premiere or After Effects? I am not familiar with them…

[Brendan Pyatt]

I was able to download this video. There is a link towards the bottom right of the page..

This might be just because I have Vimeo account but i thought i would mention this.

thanks.

[Brendan Pyatt]

Hi,

I will look into the extra’s section of the matrix, thanks.

In my experience I have only ever used cams in production but Byran’s post slightly confused me:

“the transition between the two cameras was done in post as Shane was talking about (with a lot of cameras).”

I believe it was done quiet easily due to the fact that the guy was paid very little to make this video clip. Furthermore I have seen this effect used in a Kiteboarding video and this again is a field that has very small budgets. Of course it may well be that these are highly skilled people who are willing to give their time for very low return but some how I doubt this…

[Brendan Pyatt]

Sorry – I didn’t mean to be tricky!

I was there filming at the time and I saw his assistant set up one cam at one end of the beach, whilst he walked up the other end and started recording with another cam. If I had know what they were doing then I would have asked….

I realise this is done in post production. Can you explain how they would use many cams in post to do this?

Although I don’t know how they did I believe that is done quite easily using Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe After Effects (which I don’t have!!)

Windsurfing is a very small sport with literally no budgets at all. The guy who made this film will not have been paid much at all and certainly no where near what it would cost to cover 8 cameras….

[Brendan Pyatt]

Thanks! I will check that tutorial…

I am certain effect B was done with two cameras – I was there at the time…

Here is an example that was done using only ONE camera:

https://www.vimeo.com/2672392

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