4.03.2020
I'm on a bit of a video roll so I thought I'd roll some video just for the heck of it...
Mr. Andreas Schultz. Introduction Video. from Kirk Tuck on Vimeo.
The above is a video I did as a solo operator as an introduction for the north American CEO of Ottobock at a leadership conference. I shot most of it with a Panasonic GH5 and a selection of image stabilized lenses but I also used a Nikon D810 for a few segments. We did the V.O. in a little glass meeting room but I'm particularly happy with the way the audio came through in spite of the ad hoc "sound studio". I edited everything together in Final Cut Pro X. It was fun to have nearly complete control over every aspect of the video. The script was provided by the client's in-house writers.
Marty Robinson, Clinician. Discusses the Ottobock C-Leg. from Kirk Tuck on Vimeo.
And here's is a quiet video that I don't think I've shown before but I really like. I shot it just outside of Toronto with the assistance of a great guy named, Abraham Latchin. This video was shot with a Sony A7Rii and a Sony RX10iii. We used an Aputure Diety shotgun microphone just out of frame and I personally like the audio from a mic used like that much better than the less dynamic sound of a lavaliere microphone.
Just wanted to show some of the projects I've worked on recently and show you how photography can help one move into video production.
Kindest regards to everyone, Kirk
2 comments:
Thanks for the shout out Kirk! It was a lot of fun, so if you need another assistant North of the border let me know!!
The piece with Marty Robinson is especially effective. The long-form, candid explanation carries an authenticity that no scripted or heavily edited interview covered with lots of B-roll can ever achieve.
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