The first documentary shot on a GH2 is broadcast tonight in the Netherlands, on Nederland 2 at eleven pm. The excellent documentary slot Het Uur van de Wolf co-produced the film.
(I believe there are 2 scoops: the first documentary shot on a GH2 in the Netherlands and the first filmer with the name Wolf making a film for Het Uur van de Wolf (The Hour of the Wolf).)
The film is actually not entirely shot on the Panasonic GH2 because shooting with a consumer camera proved extremely impractical in many instances, especially when doing camera, sound ánd interviews. About one third of the film was shot on the Sony EX1 and 3.
Het Ritme van Elly de Waard is a film about Holland's first serious pop journalist back in the 70's and 80's who later became a poet and stock broker. Today, at 72, she lives with her wife and their Jack Russel in a beautiful home in the woods on the coast of Noord-Holland. Outspoken and uncomprimising, Elly de Waard has encountered much resistance to her persona and work, but she has stayed true to her beliefs and work, whatever the cost.
I made this film with my 74-year old mother, Deborah Campert, and I wish there had been a Making of... it would have been engaging viewing material..!
A dvd of the film is part of the book Vogelwater, for which my niece Frederique Masselink-van Rijn made the photographs.
Update: a compressed version of the film can be seen online.
maybe nice for who want to see the documentary: http://www.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1313915
ReplyDeleteIt really looks nice and could'nt tell iff you shoot with the Sony EX1/3 or the GH2. but maybe it is because the qaulity of "uitzendinggemist" is not that good. over all i like the docu, thank you for that!
greatings
FilmISH
Thanks for the like, FilmISH! Untill glassfiber becomes mainstream, online films will be heavily compressed. I wish everyone could see the original HD version.
ReplyDelete(and thanks to you I updated my entry with a proper link to the film)
Take care, Jeroen