THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER

So this story was about a point of view ……. sounds easy but when you start to try out different rigs and mechanisms, you realize that it’s not as easy as it sounds. We ended up using a combination of head rigs, as in the pictures below, and hand held camera when necessary. The story evolves around a couple from when they meet to finally seeing them together with their adopted kids. The hurdles through life changing obstacles can’t stop their life evolving, but all is fine at the end of the story, of course!

The hero with the 10K rig on his head!

a fight moment..

WHY I LOVE CAPE TOWN

Cape town is brilliant. Great weather and ambiguous locations that could literally be anywhere in the world. I was with a producer who told me that this particular week end there were 73 shoots in the city! to give you an idea as to how big Cape Town is, probably the size of Santa Monica and Venice together!

Anyway, its a great place to shoot and the crews are fantastic so I highly recommend it.

cool 70’s interior

burger and beer joint.

could be anywhere in LA

downtown

interiors like this one have great texture.

20 minutes from the city you have beautiful landscapes.

My P.O.V….

Once again, Franz Lustig was responsable for doing a great job of lighting the moments.

The amazing Jessica! producer extraordinaire.

THE PLAYERS

from client, through agency, production company and the whole crew, it was a fantastic experience. The job was quite simple really but its all made easier when the puzzle comes together thanks to the many people involved. Thanks to all of you who help make the vision come to life.

The lads, Jason and Micky, creative directors on the job. great teamwork.

all good at the video village.

Yeah, sometimes you loose it!

1st AD Philipp, as usual great to have him covering my back!

Franz, meet Franz.

the other Franz, production designer.

Garrison, cool agency producer.

The very cool and collected Blair, Art director

Micky, very cool Creative director..