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Last weekend, I helped my friend Pouya Dianat with the shooting of his short film, GEARS. He and his friend/roommate, Jonathan Cribbs, wrote the script and cast it. What was interesting about the making of GEARS is that Pouya used DSLR’s to capture the video. To put this in layman’s terms, he used cameras that were traditionally used for only still photographs (the kinds of cameras I use). Recently, several DSLR models have been released that can shoot still photographs, as well as capture HD video. Pouya used Nikon D3 camera bodies and Nikkor as well as Carl Zeiss lenses for the film. Audio was captured externally and will be added in during the editing process. This portion of the film was shot in abandoned factory (Thomaston Mills) in Griffin.
This explains why computer’s been acting funny lately …
My good friend Mike G. shot this of his son Conner recently, and I just fell in love with it. It just brings back so many memories of going to the park with my Dad. It looks like some of the color has been removed, like at the end of the slide, but this photo has not been altered. I hope you enjoy, and let Mike know what you think by leaving a comment.
Yes, there’s a box car race named after the street I live on. And yes, the participants are grown men. In this particular heat, Aaron Scibetta, center, grimaces while trying to take the lead away from his brother, Jordan. Stay tuned for next year’s race.
I went to the first birthday party of Tina’s great niece on Sunday. Makes me want some more cake just looking at it.
I took this other day while Tina and I were enjoying some of this beautiful weather we’ve been having. I used a small Kodak point-and-shoot camera Tina bought for her son, Jonathan. It blows me away how good some of these little cameras are.
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