I had the opportunity to shoot for 3 days with the soon to be released Phantom Flex Camera. I teamed up with Brendan Bellomo to make a WWII short film with the camera. At the time we shot this, it was the only operational Flex camera in the world.  I was very honored to have the opportunity to use this camera and push it in the field.  It handled exceptionally well, I am very excited for its release.   Here are a few stills from the up-coming film that we made.    Expect to see the film trailer within a week.

We made this film/test with the help from our friends for almost no money at all.  The all the camera equip was donated by Abel Cine Tech and various other people came in to help make this film happen.  I will publish a list when the film is released.  Thanks to everyone who came out and supported us.

Click the link below to view the PDF.
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My brother Jeff and I shot the intro for our friend Rodney’s website.  Jeff build a great “poor man’s” motion control rig with some dolly track, some c-stand arms, a length of chain, a stepper motor and a number of sandbags.  Rodney came to us with the concept and we came up with a number of ideas but decided to go follow the KISS rule.  Keep it Simple Stupid.  We built it the day before, ran some tests and shot the following day on the 5D.  Thanks to Kareem Black for hooking us up with Rodney in the first place and to Brendan Bellomo for helping nail down the post.  CHECK OUT HIS SITE HERE.