भिडियो : A Promotional Documentary

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I was asked by Jivago Perfumes to shoot a promotional documentary for their newly launched Jivago 24K perfumes. I shot the documentary in and around Times Square, NY during the cold months of Jan-Feb with our cute models. This is a sample footages from the whole documentary. I hope you will enjoy this short promotional video. If you are videographer, filmmaker,  please comment and give me your feedback. Thanks guys. Jivago 24K Promotion (HV40 Film) from Nas on Vimeo.

Nas · Mar 15, 2010 3:28 PM · 1,837 views

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Nas I studied animation and films.  Amm... the Text that said nasty nas film. I didnt like. It looked a little unnatural. Make it a bit 3dish. . IAnd the first establishing shot ( its starts from 16 seconds ), it should not have a tilt down shot. Because the POV of the begning and the end of thatt it has two different shots. And what FPS was the camera at? Take a look at it on post prdction. Use the overlapping or fade in/out. I loved the color. Was it a color correction. Or is it the built in Camera function. Both way thumbs up. I liked the video, but wanted to see close-ups of hands and things. Sorry if i over criticized you.

herealone · Mar 15, 2010 5:23 PM

Wow, thank you so much for your feedback herealone bro. I am so bad when it comes to animation. I had this new "Earthquake effect" so I thought why not just drag and drop. I surely need to learn animation.  You hit the nail on the starting shot. See, if you have not commented on this, I would not have even realized it. I would never repeat this error again. Great analysis. The FPS was 30 which is great for internet streaming. HV40 can take also native 24fps and 60i. I usually use the fade in/out transition but for this video I just had a straight cut. Yea it was color corrected using Sony Vegas color curve. I changed the aspect ratio so it cropped the hands. I am planning to get a wide angle lens. Over all, your comment has pointed out many issues which I can now correct. Thank you again for your time. I appreciate it bro. I am an amateur self taught videographer. May I know where did you take your course? I wish I could direct a Nepalese film someday. :)

Nas · Mar 15, 2010 8:58 PM

You're welcome Nas bro. I did it here in states.  Good luck with your work man. If u need any suggestiin feel free to contact. Im not saying im good but advises can do the trick.

herealone · Mar 16, 2010 12:51 AM

Or may be i can ask suggestions from ya. 

herealone · Mar 16, 2010 12:52 AM

Sure bro. Do you have your work posted online? I would love to watch them. Thank you. Some of my early work. The Hole from Nas on Vimeo.

Fabolous · Mar 21, 2010 3:17 PM

Sure bro.Do you have your work posted online? I would love to watch them. Thank you.Some of my early work. The Hole from Nas on Vimeo.

Nas · Mar 21, 2010 3:19 PM

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