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Vincens von Bibra

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I am a film maker based in Bonn, Germany. I started making films in school and have grown my expertise through a lot of projects and my studies. Today I love making films more than ever.

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NFS Score 109 (Sophomore)
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Boards Comment – Luggage Trailer - have been waiting to show this here :)

This is actually awesome! It really looked like raw, graded footage. Did You grade in Davinci? Or what did You use?

9 years ago
Boards Comment – How does one get started in filmmaking as a complete beginner?

I´d suggest two things. One, apply for jobs as an assist, runner, or even a boom operator on low-profil shoots. Just by being on the set You´ll learn a lot if You watch carefully.
Two, go and shoot something. I guess the best way to learn is to do it (or at least try), and shoot a shortfilm. Start with thinking about a story, ask friends to help out with acting, get a camera & tripod and think about how to bring the story to screen. And then shoot plenty of material, get home and start the process of editing. Don´t be disappointed if Your first piece sucks - I´d suggest that every filmmaker did some crappy pieces at the beginning - but that´s where You learn. You develop Your style by discovering what You like and what You don´t like, get experience about shooting techniques that work and don´t work, and over time You enhance Your results.
In the end, always get some people around You that are blunt enough to give You honest feedback.

9 years ago
Boards Comment – Blackmagic Studio Camera - What lens-options are there?

I guess that´s out of the Budget already for just the Controller. I would be willing to spend a Little more than 3000$ for lens including remotes, but not much more.
Thanks for Your answer though.

9 years ago
Boards Comment – Blackmagic Studio Camera - What lens-options are there?

A zoom-range above 10x would be great. If You mean remote zoom-and focus control by ENG-style than yes!

9 years ago
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Blackmagic Studio Camera - What lens-options are there?
9 years ago
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