Graham Inman

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The Hero's Journey from The Glove and Boots Stash on Vimeo.

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How to Create Realistic Outdoor Lighting in Blender from Andrew Price on Vimeo.

Blender tutorial blenderguru.com/how-to-create-realistic-outdoor-lighting/

In this tutorial you will discover:

* How to create realistic outdoor lighting * How to model and texture oil barrels * How to create bounce lighting

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How to Create a City in Blender from Andrew Price on Vimeo.

Blender tutorial showing you how to create a city in Blender.

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showreeledit2.3HD from James Jackaman on Vimeo.

new tight edit of showreel material

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2015 showreel from James Jackaman on Vimeo.

elements of my latest work and test files

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spitfire composite full HD0001-1109 from James Jackaman on Vimeo.

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Fighter Plane Chase from James Jackaman on Vimeo.

VFX production test using Blender

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Great Wooden Boats: RED EPIC from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

2013 Regrade using FilmComvert. 10% off with code bloom or just click here! gopb.co/filmconvert

Whilst on holiday near the Great Lakes in June I was able to borrow Eric Kessler's RED Epic for a few days. I messed around with the slow motion 300 FPS first thing but I really wanted to shoot a little piece with it so we found the Great Lakes Boat Building Company online. Phoned them up and asked if we could spend two hours with them making a little film...Mike, the owner said of course!

Loads more details on my website:

gopb.co/greatwoodenboats

greatwoodboats.com/

Shot on the RED EPIC Music by Drew Barefoot "Enjoy the calm"

Courtesy of withetiquette.com

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Portrait of a Percussionist from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

Added a touch more filmgran look using FilmConvert. 10% off with code bloom or by clicking here: gopb.co/filmconvert

Mini doc about Felle Vega. A man with a love of music, percussion and life.

Filmed in the Dominican Republic

Shot on the 5DmkIII with the 1DX for wides. Lenses 24-105 f4 Canon 16-35 F2.8

Natural light with a small amount of bounce.

Graded in Magic Bullet Colorista II 20% off with code bloom20 at checkout redgiantsoftware.com

All sound recorded on a Roland R26. Reference and sometimes main use : Rode Video Mic pro. NTG 2 for instruments. Interview Sanken cos 11.

Blog post about shoot here: philipbloom.net/2012/12/03/fellevega/

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GH4 Tests: The Duck Whisperer @ 96fps from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

A little bit of filming down by Richmond riverside as I happened to pop into the shops and the job of the GH4 is the size so it goes in my man bag easily WITH a second lens. A true go anywhere 4K camera/ still camera.

You can read more about this and everything else I know/ think about Pansonic's GH4 on my review page here: gopb.co/ gh4

The full video review won't be ready until early/ mid June, but there is loads and loads of info on the blog post.

I shot this piece mostly at 96fps in full HD mode with about 3 shots in 4K mode. You can tell them I am sure! There are some images issues at high speed so deep depth of field shots are not recommended!

Graded with FilmConvert. 10% off with code bloom at gopb.co/filmconvert

Music courtesy of The Music Bed gopb.co/musicbed Les Enfants "Celeste"

Lenses Lumix 12-35mm F2.8 OIS and the Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 Nikon Mount with Metabones Speedbooster for the Blackmagic Cinema Camera. Again, loads more info about glass, speedboosters and the camera of course at gopb.co/gh4

Thanks to Holdan.co.uk for their help in making the review possible!

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The Wood Carver: A Sony FS5 mini documentary from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

It has been too long since I posted one of my mini documentaries. The last one was all the way back in April. That is why it is great to be able to share one more before the year ends.

This mini documentary was part of a commission from Sony to promote their new camera, the PXW-FS5. They wanted me to make a film using their camera that would highlight many of it's features. The content of the film, this mini documentary was what I decided to make as I really wanted to tell a story rather than just shoot some pretty pictures as it would be far more engaging.

The first part of this video is a little intro about me and the camera. The interesting part is the mini documentary that starts a third of the way through featuring artist Nick Johnson. Although there are some lovely pics in the intro plus some good BTS of the actual shoot (tthanks to Julian Wakefield of Teraton who shot that, he used the Sony FS7 and A7R II)

Please read my blog post all about this for info on the concept, my pre-production, the shoot including my approach to the interview, the lighting, lenses, audio and high frame rate filming. There is also info there about the grading and why I have raised the black levels in much of my recent work.

All shot in 4K other than the super slow motion and MOVI shots. All explained in the blog post.

There is something about this mini doco and Nick that really resonates with me. So much of what he said connected with me. I will hopefully one day do a longer cut without the restrictions I had to stick to.

You can find the super in depth blog post here: wp.me/s6isAi-fs5doco

Graded with FilmConvert 10% off with code "bloom" or directly via this link gopb.co/filmconvert

Music from Music Bed gopb.co/musicbed Jordan Critz "Polaris" A. Taylor "Flutter"

Subtitles in English for the hard of hearing and also in French, Spanish, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Turkish and Korean. Thanks to Adam Loretz of Loretz Visuals for this. Loretz.co.uk

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The Tides of Richmond-Upon-Thames from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

The very low and very high tide of the 17th November 2016 at Richmond-Upon-Thames. The tides were very much exaggerated due to the Supermooon. Filmed at 1240pm and 430pm. Canon 1DX MK II in 4K 50p and 25p. Canon 11-24mm L, 100-400mm II L, 24-70 II L in the daytime. Canon 70-200 F2.8 II L, Sigma ART 20mm F1.4 in the dark.

Shot in Deluts CLOG and graded with Deluts corresponding LUT available at gopb.co/clog

Music from Audio Network. "Outside" by Sunna Wehrmeijer

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Small Planet: Richmond from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

A little bit of fun miniaturisation using tilt shift lenses. Photographed with the Canon 5DSR and 24mm L and 90mm Canon Tilt Shift lenses.

Video created at 15p. Sound all done in post.

Made for Episode 5: Time-lapse part of my 8 part Cinematic Masterclass series that you can order at gopb.co/mzed (available to download on the 28th September!)

In the time-lapse episode I go in depth and show you how to shoot all the different types of time-lapses.

Filmed in Richmond-Upon-Thames

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A Thousand Words from Ted Chung on Vimeo.

Every day: so many opportunities to connect... What if you took just one?

Directed by Ted Chung

also directed by Ted Chung: "On Time": vimeo.com/12947399 "Mike's": vimeo.com/16509726

tribecafilm.com/stories/512c12231c7d76d9a9000804-super-shorts-a-thousand-w

Vimeo's 25 favorite videos of 2009

zacuto.com/featured-filmmaker-ted-chung

"An elegant and very affecting portrait of big-city loneliness and the instant connections that go “ping” and are gone seconds later. The emotions are halting, delicate, true." -Jeffrey Wells, Hollywood Elsewhere

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Denali from FELT SOUL MEDIA on Vimeo.

There's no easy way to say goodbye to a friend, especially when they've supported you through your darkest times.

Made possible by Patagonia Generous support from: First Descents, Ruffwear and Snow Peak

The end quote of the film is an excerpt from an incredible story by writer David Dudley that we highly suggest reading: 'What Our Dogs Teach us about Aging.' aarp.org/health/healthy-living/info-2014/aging-in-dogs.html [Thank you for saying it so perfectly, David]

In order of appearance: Ben Moon & Denali Producer: Ben Moon // Moonhouse Directed / edited / written: Ben Knight // Felt Soul Media DP: Skip Armstrong // Wazee Motion Pictures Second Camera: Page Stephenson Co-Writer: Katie Klingsporn Wet Camera: Justin Harris Sound Recordist: Jim Hurst Music Supervisor: Ben Knight and Ian Anderson Sound Mix: Justin Harris Narrated by: Ben Knight

Music by: Chihei Hatakeyama, Images of a Broken Light — chihei.org Music by: Odesza, It's Only [feat. Zyra] In Return, odesza.com, courtesy of Counter Records 2014

Still Photographs by: Ben Moon, Lisa Hensel, Carli Davidson, Miranda Moon, Vivian Moon, Jean Redle Dawn Kish, Lisa Skaff, Pete Rudge, Kristen & Ian Yurdin, and John Sterling

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Dollhouse - Documentary from Spot Welders on Vimeo.

Editor: Catherine Bull Director: Terri Timely

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WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? - A Documentary by Jr.canest from Jr.canest on Vimeo.

jrcanest.com/WHATSTHEPROBLEM/

“WHAT’S THE PROBLEM?” It’s a short documentary by Jr.canest (me), it was my final project for Vancouver Film School, I decided to explore a whole new area that I always wanted to explore; Documentaries. So after working a lot in front of the computer creating mostly motion graphics I thought it was a great opportunity to explore this area of film-making.

I’ve been always interested in people’s different opinions and point of views, especially what we as human beings think about our little world and what better question than ask people what they think the problem in the world is and not just that but also, if they gave me an answer, ask them if they have a solution for that problem or if they have been doing something about it and that is what this documentary is about. The objective was to show people’s different point of views and put the question out there to people think about and maybe start doing something.

During the process I learned a lot, I used my friend’s camera, the audio was not good but I had to work with it, I interviewed more than 50 people around Vancouver (and surroundings in BC, Canada) and Seattle, WA (USA), some people refused to speak in front of the camera but they talked to me anyways… I was surprised that almost every single one of the people that I approached had something to say about the subject, another interesting fact is that our point of view of the problem in the world is (in most cases) defined by our environment, the people around us, our social status, etc… is this the way it should be? Or maybe that is another problem, we don’t think outside our reflective and selfish bubble.

The project was finished on November 09.

Thanks for all the people that helped for the project and especially all those were in front of the camera and they were willing to be part of the project.

-Jr.canest