The Story

What I've learned in the past two weeks is that the story......the storyline trumps the type of camera, the equipment, the gear and everything else. I was thinking that I should invest in some cinematic glass. But as I've had listened to more and more lectures, seminars and tutorials I've come to realize that the importance of the story paramounts all others when it comes to making films. Having the human element of a story in any presentation really helps connect my audience to the information that I'm trying to convey. So this piece information has saved me lots of money. In the long run all the components of a good film such as lighting, sound, gear etc.... is important. It's just that the storyline is what I really need to focus on more than the other.

Lately I've been trying to perfect my gimbal shots. I submitted this short clip to a client who did some work for us. I never told him I was doing it til I needed more of his info. So he had no expectations. Next time I'll make it shorter. It's too long and loses the audience. Despite of that I think it turned out. I captured it in 4K and also was at 120 fps.