A dubai videographer that is able to communicate naturally with artists and performers. Apply his knowledge of production and post production to deliver outstanding video content that not only resonates with their artistic vision but also their audience. His love for film and video started with his first handheld camcorder his mother gave him, He would shoot small projects with his friends and captured what others overlooked. Those videography early experiences launched his creative trill towards videography.
This Dubai Videographer ‘s works has taken him from shooting commercials, sports events, corporate and specializes in Club Videos and Social Media Content Production.
As an editor and a producer he has edited numerous corporate marketing videos and promotional trailers. Extreme sports GoPro footage packages and countless boutique style, long form and short form weddings. Enjoyed most about editing is knowing that all of the hard work that went into pre production and production. And now up to the the editor, to tell a story that has a particular look, feel and mood. Dubai videographer with addition to the guts and glory of editing. Most of this information is discussed in pre production but it will still fall onto the lap of the editor in postproduction. Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of shooting video in different formats is just one of the many technical pieces of information an editor needs to have a grasp. In order to speed up time and process in postproduction.
My first attempt on 3 point lighting. I tried to deconstruct a lighting similar to Howard Schartz image on Manny Paquiao as shown here: So, Deconstructing the image it We Get:
1. A softbox Above the Subject.
2. A Strobe at the back
3. Another infront.
Modifying mine with a red gel. Diagram Below: Diagram courtesy of lightingdiagrams.com.
Post process will be on my next entry. Thanks for Reading!
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istrawbist
August 30, 2011 at 11:08 am //
hi ben, great work. nice touch on the strobe mildly infront of the subject.
too much post editing though losing detail. note that the fine lines on the muscles make the photo more realistic than setup
beneboto
August 30, 2011 at 1:28 pm //
Thanks istrawbist, will note on that… Thanks for visiting… will post more soon…
Jaycee
December 6, 2011 at 5:52 am //
Appreciation for this iofnrmaiton is over 9000thank you!