Dressler Productions
I couldn't really pick one scene so I picked one whole scene and the start of the next. In the first scene its some skaters pretending to be golfers. the whole shot gives the same kind of vibe a actual golf video would. In the second part of this short clip from the hour and twenty minute video was in my opinion the most impressive scene from the whole thing. The scene consists of a skater doing a front 360 on a vert ramp but the camera does a 360 with him as well. the camera is on a mount that lets it move 360 degrees but that is attached to an arm that can move and follow that skater. I think this is a shot that should be recreated in 2018. New skater, new camera it looks amazing. Plus this is all filmed in 1989.
Here the skater is about a third of the way done rotating the camera has don't nothing but pan over to the left to follow him horizontally.
In this snapshot both camera and skater are upside down mid rotation, you see him grabbing his board as to not lose it to gravity.the camera has basically just flipped upside down while moving right to left.
In this filming experience we just went down to the pond to film what we could for coming up with that " plan " that day. We left with a rode mic and a camera and a tripod. We got to the pond and came up with some shot ideas. We came up with the idea to just film me and Jack walk around/hangout at the pond. Tried to tell somewhat of a story with the little to no plan we had. Every shot we had we wanted to make sure they were visually appealing and had a natural aspect to them. Jack has gone on the forefront of the edited process. We figured that we would have to color correct and turn the exposure up in each of the shots. Overall it when better then expected and was pretty fun to film.