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Pathways Welcome Video

This is one of a set of three welcome videos we did for the Pathways OC website. It was awesome to work with people who are so passionate about spreading the Gospel to their community.

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Filmmaking Tutorial: Part 5: Build a Motorized Slider

Edit: sadly some of the parts that I used in this video are no longer available. If you search for DIY motorized sliders, though, you’ll find other people with updated recommendations for which servos and controllers to get.

In this video, I teach you step-by-step to build your own motorized camera slider for about $175. Check out the written article with a list of the components here: http://philipbloom.net/blog/part-5/

See the slider in action here: vimeo.com/46762697

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This is the fourth in a series of videos which go in-depth explaining how to use simple, affordable equipment to make high-quality cinematic films. The first video was all about the Gear: vimeo.com/71180315 The second video was all about the Camera: vimeo.com/73909925 The third video was all about Magic Lantern: vimeo.com/74376376 The fourth video was all about Postproduction: vimeo.com/80641925

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New Post has been published on https://videopress.newonline.help/2020/11/23/filmmaking-tutorial-part-4-postproduction/

Filmmaking Tutorial: Part 4, Postproduction

All about post production for DSLR filmmakers. The companion article can be found at philipbloom.net/2013/12/09/working-with-less-part-4-postproduction/

Follow me on facebook.com/davidkongfilm

This is the fourth in a series of videos which go in-depth explaining how to use simple, affordable equipment to make high-quality cinematic films. The first video was all about the gear: vimeo.com/71180315 The second video was all about the camera: vimeo.com/73909925 The third video was all about Magic Lantern: vimeo.com/74376376 The fifth video was about how I built my slider: http://vimeo.com/82504107

The film that I discuss in the video can be seen here: vimeo.com/46762697

Vimeo has sadly disabled the Tip Jar, but if this video was helpful to you, please consider sending a few dollars to [email protected] via PayPal: paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=david%40davidkong%2enet&lc=US&item_name=David%20Kong&currency_code=USD&bn=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donateCC_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted

Memories of Tokyo

A cinematic journey through Japan's capital during full cherry blossom season.

Filmed across a week in April, portraying the many faces of Tokyo - from bustling business streets to cosplay districts, urban girl-bands, robots & trains, peaceful parks, shrines and temples, where cherry blossoms fall like snow.

With thanks to the beautiful people of Tokyo. We'll be back.

Produced for wishwishwish.net, whose voice you're hearing.

Thank you for watching

Shot on: Canon 5D mk III DSLR (Magic Lantern RAW) 50mm 1.2L & 24-104mm f4 IS Benro Monopod

Edited and graded in Premiere Pro CC.

Black Domino Feat. Lydia "Stay Another Night"