Doug Burr's "O Ye Devastator" Promo Video

Promotional video for "O Ye Devastator", the new album from Doug Burr

Doug Burr | O Ye Devastator - (2010) Spune | Velvet Blue Music
Digital Download Available Now at iTunes. CD May 4, 2010. LP Coming Soon.

O Ye Devastator is co-released by Spune and Velvet Blue Music in CD and Digital format. Released on 12" vinyl by XRA Records. The album was co-produced by Doug Burr and Britton Beisenherz at Ramble Creek Studios.

For more info: dougburr.com | spune.com | velvetbluemusic.com

Video Directed, Shot, and Edited by Jon Collins
Featuring: Anna Burgess as the Bride
Costuming and Makeup by Christina Shoto

Production gear supplied by Dallas Grip and Lighting
Video shot with Canon 5d MKII using Zeiss Primes and the Redrock Micro DSLR Cinema Bundle.

for more information on Redrock Micro Product, go to
redrockmicro.com

Special Thanks to April Kinser and Andrei Rublev

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Doug Burr
• Jon Collins
• The Apparat
• Spune
• Redrock Micro
• DSLR
• Canon 5D
• O ye Devastator

[CAMer0nxx]

What kind of lights did you use???

[jtoddcollins]

@CAMer0nxx mostly used Arri Tungsten Fresnels with daylight gels and reflected sunlight. 

[CAMer0nxx]

@jtoddcollins

I have been looking into Arri lights, quite expensive on my budget. How many do you use on a normal basis/video? I don't want to buy more than I really need.

[jtoddcollins]

@CAMer0nxx Well...different jobs call for varying amounts of light. I have a kit (with 4 lights - 2 300w + 2 650w lights) and that gets by for some things. Renting is always an option depending on the project. I tend to rent more than own.

[DrewMaw]

One more question: do you use the micro mount riser? With carbon fiber rods?

[jtoddcollins]

@DrewMaw I used the DSLR Riser for the camera, a micro mount to mount the monitor and, yes, carbon fiber rods instead of the metal rods.

[DrewMaw]

Well great work mate, beautiful.

[jtoddcollins]

@DrewMaw

zeiss Distagon ZF primes for SLR Cameras with a Canon to Nikon adapter

[jtoddcollins]

@DrewMaw

I used the Redrock DSLR Cinema bundle and pulled focus using the Redrock Follow Focus. I put gaff tape on the floor and marked the FF Ring with a grease pencil. That way when I pulled the dolly back, I was able to easily hit my focus marks when I crossed the various tape markings.

[DrewMaw]

What system did you use for FF? Wireless?