I will be speaking in Los Angeles next Tuesday, Dec 9th at 7 p.m. (I’ll be there at 5 p.m. to mingle during their “happy hour” at the:
3221 Hutchinson Ave #E
Los Angeles, CA 90034
I will be showing recent work with the 5D MKII as well as my still photography work – the even is sponsored by Canon as part of their Explorers of Light Program. Admission is free to APA Members, $5 for students with ID, and $10 for all others. It’s a large space so there is plenty of room.
Here is a quick behind the scenes look at the Canon 5D MKII – mounted on a Steadicam. This is a project that involves both video and stills, one that I’ll be working on for the foreseeable future with the Acroback group – a group that amongst quite a few things, is expert in the art of Parkour. Wanted to share this quick peak with you all.
Here is the link to the higher res version of this clip. Once again thanks to SmugMug for hosting the clip! They’ve been incredibly supportive of the Canon 5D MKII and my efforts – and you’re likely to see us working on quite a few upcoming projects together…
A huge thanks to Michael Fuchs and Richard Patterson for their pioneering help with rigging the RedRock Micro rig to the PRO 1 unit. I’m quite sure this was the very first time a the 5D MKII DSLR was mounted to a Steadicam rig… you’ll also notice an 800mm 5.6 in there from Canon as well. Many thanks to Steve Losi and Joe Delora.
To some these may just like a series of tubes… to one lucky person, these prints will help you land an internship… (and get paid! I’m not a big believer in unpaid internships…)
At this point we’ve raised enough to go ahead and say the internship will happen!
I’m working on a few more details that I’ll announce soon – and since this is a blog – I think I can get away with saying: check in soon… as opposed to waiting and waiting on all of the details to come together. (Including how to apply etc… soon..ok soon! Within a week most likely.)
