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There was something missing…so I started doing some timelapse shots using the stills mode and the cheap ebay intervalometer from China that I had with me. I was about to pack up and go when Rick went home but I just didn’t feel like I had nailed it, there wasn’t enough. Rick and I stuck with the cold the longest and we did some nice stuff in the main square, including the money shot…Rick eating a massive hot dog.

Oh and Rick….I need your footage for the edit! You forgot to give it to me! Rick with my Panasonic GF1 and Zacuto Z-Finder We did some nice high shots and some timelapse from up there (which I didn’t use!). Rick had his 7D, Miller DS20 and some lenses. We went out again the next day, myself, Rick, Daniel and Albert.

I was out until about 11pm, when my nuts officially fell off due to frostbite! Rick stayed with us for a bit before going back into the warm and to get some sleep, Daniel went off to do some work for Greenpeace, so I carried on and walked to the main square to do some more filming. We did some filming around the river (that’s Daniel on the bench in the film), around the Charles Bridge, which unfortunately had loads of scaffolding on it so was not looking at it’s best as you can see! Then Rick McCallum who I had just spent a week with at Skywalker Ranch, met us on the bridge after just flying in, jet lagged of course! Another Prague resident! Rick and Daniel on the Charles Bridge I started off by meeting Daniel Bird, who cut my Greenpeace commercial, I hadn’t met him yet so it was a great to chance to thank him for the great job he did on it. Last time I was this cold was probably when I filmed in Siberia! Some Singh-Ray and Fader ND Variable ND filters, my Zacuto rig and some warm clothes. This is the same Glidetrack Shooter SD that I used at Lucasfilm for my short film there. A pain for levelling but great for the glidetrack. So I took the 1DmkIV with me, 2 spare batteries, lots of cards, my new Manfrotto tripod 055XPROB with 701 HDV head as i wanted something even more lightweight than my usual Miller DS20 and something that worked directly with the Glidetrack as it doesn’t have bowl.

Albert lives in Prague and it’s only a 2 hour flight from London for me. I almost met him in person in LA but it didn’t happen due to crazy schedules. This gave him the taste for digital filmmaking and he bought a 5DmkII and a 7D. A great place to test out the new camera and it’s almost legendary low light capabilities.Īlbert taken on the iphone using the Hipstamatic camera appĪlbert wrote to me mid last year after seeing my work online and we have been in touch ever since, through his making of “The Book Of Eli” which he shot on RED. So I scheduled it for this weekend and took up the offer of director Albert Hughes (of The Hughes Brothers) to come visit him in Prague. I could have had one about 3 weeks ago but it clashed when I was in the US unfortunately. I finally got my hands on a pre-production Canon 1Dmkiv this weekend.

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