Telling a story of a property
JonaBeth Russell
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Aloha gang!
It's been a while, we've all had our hands full of work, life, Covid-19, wildfires, and all the other 2020 glory that's continually heading our way. I thought I'd take some time to share my most recent production, featuring a lifestyle story using talent and the property as the setting.
One thing about this place is that it's not super 'showy'. We could show only 3 or 4 spaces within the home itself, but the property is another story altogether. It's oceanfront, in an undeveloped area, bordering a wildlife preserve. It's truly an amazing spot to have a home.
Ground cams:
a7III and a7RIII
GM glass (16-35, 24-70, 100-400)
All used in combination of hand-held, tripod/slider, and gimbal
Aerial cams:
Evo II Pro (kayak aerials, twilight closing aerial)
Mavic 2 Zoom (long shot aerial near the beginning to bring the mountain into perspective, introducing the property itself)
Phantom 4 Classic (overhead beach & rocks, sunset aerial over beach - these were from stock I collected years ago)
Enjoy!
Comments
I'm surprised there are no comments on this video. I think it is very well done. In a former life I did some video production for builders in my area but never had a property like this to show. I like the music bed - did you use something like Sonicfire Pro to create it?
Thank you! I definitely loved the opportunity to tell a unique story on this one.
For music, I sourced from Premiumbeat.com
Super tight visuals and natural audio!
Maybe it's just my linear proclivities, but I had a hard time getting from one scene to the next, as connected to the property.
"Telling the story of a property" is a priority for me as well. For some reason I tie that to walking around the place, getting a sense of "from here to there" and highlighting what makes is special.