Fri Aug 30, 2024 12:26 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that DP Adam Langdon used Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 12K and Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro digital film cameras to shoot a commercial for the National Aviation Heritage Area (NAHA), as well as six promotional videos for aviation museums across Ohio, the birthplace of aviation. Shot in Blackmagic RAW, Langdon edited, color graded and mixed the spots with DaVinci Resolve Studio in post.
Brought onboard by Storyline Creative Agency, Langdon noted that the project was ambitious in scale. “Storyline crafted several days’ worth of shoots all around the Dayton area. Alongside First AC Andrew Kundel, I bounced around filming both the promo pieces and the commercial piece at each of the six locations. The promotional pieces were wide scale representations of each museum showcasing its unique features and public offerings. The commercial piece was a narrative of a little girl exploring all her favorite aviation sites with her family,” Langdon explained.
“We would show up to a museum, film the promo shots with the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro and then switch to filming the commercial piece with the URSA Mini Pro 12K,” he added. “We had to be as efficient and portable as possible, as the museums were not shut down to the public for filming.”
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0240827-01
Brought onboard by Storyline Creative Agency, Langdon noted that the project was ambitious in scale. “Storyline crafted several days’ worth of shoots all around the Dayton area. Alongside First AC Andrew Kundel, I bounced around filming both the promo pieces and the commercial piece at each of the six locations. The promotional pieces were wide scale representations of each museum showcasing its unique features and public offerings. The commercial piece was a narrative of a little girl exploring all her favorite aviation sites with her family,” Langdon explained.
“We would show up to a museum, film the promo shots with the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro and then switch to filming the commercial piece with the URSA Mini Pro 12K,” he added. “We had to be as efficient and portable as possible, as the museums were not shut down to the public for filming.”
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0240827-01