This was fun promotional video I did for USMarkers. I am really happy with how it all came together. Marc Schwarz did a great job on the voice over.
I’ve been busy with projects, shoots and a rebranding so I haven’t been real good about updating my blog recently. But I have a lot of stuff in store for the new branding, I am very excited about it so stay tuned!
I really enjoy doing headshots for clients.
I am not sure a lot of my real estate clients know I provide this service as most of them think of me as the “Real Estate” photographer who does 360’s. So I was very happy when Margaret Posey called me for a new headshot. Her prior headshots were done in a studio with the typical 3 light setup, which I can do as I have a portable studio that I can setup anywhere, but she wanted something more natural. So she came over to my office and we did this shot in front of my bamboo. I used the filtered sun coming through the bamboo as my hairlight and a silver and pink reflector was my main light.
It took us three attempts, taking breaks in between the sun ducking into the clouds and the heat, to get the shot I was looking for.
Here’s a little video I put together from our photo walk. I met a lot of nice photographers - we had several how came from out of town… Jacksonville, Orlando….
Scott Kelby’s Photo Walk 2009 Gainesville, FL from Aaron Bailey on Vimeo.
You may recall I photographed and posted image and virtual scenes of this house last month. Since the house is so unique, and amazing in so many respects, it was a perfect candidate for my Video Fusion product. I was also working with the idea of incorporating voice over in my product line. Bob Welch did an amazing job with the script and voice over, it all came together very organically and magically.
It’s here, I just launched a new product over at my other site, Gainesville360.com.
Fusion for Video is the art of combining beautiful photography with amazing video for a high impact, compelling presentation.
The stills were shot with my Nikon D3 and the video was shot with my Nikon D90. I ran separate audio for the 2nd video. A special thanks goes out to MiYoung Lee who was very patient while I got the audio figured out, she did a wonderful job introducing the home.
