it begins pt.2



This is the week we start to film.  As mentioned in earlier posts, our schedule was disrupted due to Spring Break.  Now the grind begins. 

My group and I need to rent the equipment.  We have a member of the team whose Dad works for a TV station, so we asked if we could borrow the equipment. Dad agreed!  We will be using equipment borrowed!  This is a big opportunity for us because we wanted to make this project as good as possible.  By using professional equipment, we felt we could film it and have it look like eye candy.

The majority of professional equipment came from or group members father but our group collectively had some equipment as well. we got the main camera (canon c500) from our friends father cause it was  way out of our price range as well as the cinema lens.

The rest of the equipment we used is below...

  • 7d ii  and t5i
  • 24-105mm,  50mm, and cinema lenses
  • Lights
  • Rodi mic
  • Tripod
  • Drone

  • T6i
  • Rodi mic
  • Tripod
  • Dolly
  • Gimbal
  • Smoke machine

I hope this turns out good!

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