Filming Still Life: Bring Objects to Life through Light
Adding Flowers and Capturing Details 1
A course by Sam Hofman , Photographer
About the video: Adding Flowers and Capturing Details 1
Overview
“I will now adapt the lighting slightly and shoot the flowers on their own, using the simple movement of the turntable to create additional footage to cut the film with. ”
In this video lesson Sam Hofman addresses the topic: Adding Flowers and Capturing Details 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Filming Still Life: Bring Objects to Life through Light. Add movement to your still life images and create engaging videos that capture your audience's attention by experimenting with lights and motion.
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson, we're going to look at some macro details and building up a bit more of an enigma and a bit more drama into the film. I've switched over onto our 60mm macro lens to get some much closer details. So we'll have a look at where we're at with this. I haven't really moved anything else, I've just put the lens on. As you can see, we are framed up quite close onto the detail of this. Now you're seeing quite a lot more definition and detail in the glass. Nice. So let's just have a little bit of a refinement of the lighting here. I'm going to turn everything else off apart from the k...”
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Course summary for: Filming Still Life: Bring Objects to Life through Light
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Commercial Photography, Product Photography, Studio Photography, Video
Sam Hofman
A course by Sam Hofman
Sam Hofman is a photographer working across still life, social media, and film mediums. His clients include Elemis, Molton Brown, Guinness, Glenlivet, Pantene, and many others. He was drawn to design and imagery as a young boy growing up in the sleepy Cotswolds region of the UK. He found inspiration around him, from his village’s yearly pantomime performance to his mother’s camera. He got his professional start in 2008 after graduating from university in London, starting as an assistant photographer. Through his experiences as a junior, he realized his true calling was still life, which continues to be his specialty. However, as the industry evolved and moving images became ever more important, it became an integral part of his practice as well.
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