Bryan has over a decade of experience as a Multimedia Production Manager responsible for creation and production of broadcast motion graphics, visual effects and interactive media.
He is experienced in both traditional design principles and the interactive medium, all of which feature new and innovative methods of production and startling graphic design. His experience spans many levels including filmmaker, motion graphic artist, graphic design, architectural and commercial photographer.
Taking his multimedia experience to the emerging Internet television industry, Bryan helped launch the first nationally syndicated full episode player with Warner Brothers, including ad-serving and training over 150 local affiliate stations nationwide.
Bryan was recognized by Apple for his ingenuity and talent on their Pro profile site. Link
Here is an ‘unscientific’ noise test with my Canon1DMark4. I shot the timelapse at 3200ISO then ran the results through the NeatVideo deNoise filter. I think it did a good job at saving what could be an unusable shot. Click on the image to view the quicktime movie.
Shot in a day on Canon5Dmark2. Be warned….its SUPER epic;)
Im a real sucker for an interesting sky. I just LOVE how they come to life in a timelapse.
I bring all the images into Shake & render to 108o ProRes HQ files from the terminal. Shake flies when you render from the terminal. I have found this method to be at least 4x faster than rendering from After Effects CS4. I edit in Final Cut Pro. All color correction is saved for last inside Color.
Everytime I have done a timelapse with my Canon 5Dmark2 I have experienced a very subtle flicker when i play the images back at 24fps. Even with all the controls set to manual…aperture,shutter speed, iso…whitebalance. The way I have gotten around the issue is to simply bypass the electronic aperture. After setting the aperture I slightly unscrew the lens from the camera body. The results are 100% flicker free.
I shoot quite a bit of video on my 5D Mark2. The biggest issue I had was figuring out a ‘run & gun’ solution where I could record audio & video at the same time. The on-board audio on the 5dmark2 is crapporiffic at best. The solution; mount my Sennheiser wireless receiver to my 5D, then the kick butt Zoom H4n with Redhead windscreen to a Zacuto Rapid Fire. Problem solved. I like this solution because My hands have instant access to the record buttons, as well as the zoom & the focus. Essential for run & gun.
Over the past few months I have shot quite a few projects (both stills and video) on my 5DMark2. Shooting video on the thing is a bit of a challenge & you can get into a lot of trouble if you dont know what you are doing. One thing that is critical for shooting video on a DSLR is a rig that will support your gear. Cinema 5D has posted a 25page review on various DSLR rigs that is fantastic. Enjoy.
Huge thanks to the City of North Las Vegas Mayor, Police Dept, Airforce, Thunderbirds,Fire Department, Nurses, Doctors, Judges, City Council…EVERYONE! The shoot was fast and furious (3 1/2 hrs), but we got some fantastic shots. I did a rough cut last night & the video is looking very nice. Thanks to all involved. Also, thanks to Ruben Luevano for the shots below!
Everything was shot in the Canon 5D Mark 2 with the Redrock Micro MatteBox, Followfocus & Zacuto Z-Finder. I have the 70-200mm mounted in the shots below.
HUGE thanks to Scott Bourne & the team at Photofocus for this VERY unexpected honor. I am just thrilled!
January 3, 2010 - 4:52 pm - Congrats, it's a cracking photo you got there, keep up the good work. Lee
January 2, 2010 - 11:45 pm - WOW! That is amazing! I can't even begin to imagine how that would be possible.
I had the pleasure of listening to Scott at Pictureline a few weeks ago. I was very impressed. Scott has truly given so much back to the photography community. Thanks Scott!
Links to Scotts Site & Blog -
Huge thanks to the Varvel family for making this unforgettable trip possible for my family.
December 10, 2009 - 7:16 pm - WOW! What beautiful pictures! Looks like you guys had a good time!
January 2, 2010 - 11:46 pm - I am totally inspired!
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