It was wonderful to work with non-profit Anandadhara WA to help encourage cross-cultural communication and celebration at the ‘Flavours of Folk’ cultural event in Perth, which included David Clarke, Indigenous Australian musician from Port Hedland, who performed Nyul Nyul Girl by Dan Sultan. Now more than ever we need to hear Indigenous voices, and it was fantastic to be able to capture this event celebrating voices from Australia and across the globe.
Here are a few quick frames from a recent video shoot with a renovation company in Osborne Park. The equipment used was the Aputure 300d mark II with the Aputure Light Dome II shining through the window, and the Aputure LS1S light panel as a fill light. The camera used was the Canon C200 with the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 lens, as well as the Canon 24-70 f2.8 Mark II and the Canon 70-200 f2.8 Mark III zoom lens.
Testing out the Mavic 2 Pro drone in the suburb of Doublevew to check out the drone’s Log format. I really like the look of the Mavic footage in the highest resolution at 4K (3840×2160). I also shot in D-LOG format which allowed me to add the Rec 709 LUT to give a nice realistic look to the footage. I’m looking forward to flying the Mavic more and in many different environments.
It was a pleasure to work in collaboration with Made in the Pile and Carat on this Adventure World TVC promoting Dragon’s Kingdom. With producer Fionn Mulholland, first AD Fraser Johnson, and DP Andrew Mckenzie and Liam Ozdemir, we captured some fun and bright images of Dragon’s Kingdom at Adventure World.
