RED ONE Digital Cinematography Showreel

This is our demo reel for our RED One Camera. We either shot, colored or directed all this footage that was all shot with our RED ONE. This work reel is a sample of the Films, Documentaries, Television Commercials, and Music Videos we were involved with the past several years. You will see clips we shot from Cape Cod to Africa. Some projects and locations include Lucent Dossier Vaudeville Cirque, Grammy award winning metal band The Deftones, Alice In Chains and Jerry Cantrell, LEGO, ABSOLUT VODKA, Mount Kilimanjaro and Lake Natron for the National Science Foundation, Honolulu Hawaii for SETI and NASA , Zero Gravity ZERO-G Experience, Philadelphia, Association of Science Technology Centers. Direction & Cinematography by Nino Del Padre and Mark Archer Please visit if you like what you see. The Red Digital Cinema Camera Company manufactures digital cinematography cameras and accessories for professional and cinematic use. The company’s main product is the Red One, capable of recording at resolutions up to 4096 horizontal by 2304 vertical pixels, directly to flash or hard disk storage. It features a single Super 35-sized CMOS sensor and a cinematography industry standard PL mount. We use a set of Nikon Prime lenses with the RED, allowing depth of field control, which blurs the foreground or background; the trademark of film production. In addition, the RED offers variable frame rates, up to 120 frames per second, for slow-motion applications. And, there are other advantages, including cost savings with the elimination of film and processing and the ability to watch dailies in real time. With applications including corporate video production, commercials for television and Web, documentaries, music videos, and short-and feature-length films, the RED workflow adds an exciting aspect to Del Padre Digital's 20 year expertise in high-end video production. The system, is available for shooting internationally from Del Padre's home b...

Channel: Vimeo Video Length: 2m 9s Date Found: Mon, Mar 14 2011 9:13 AM Category: Technology Date Produced: Wed, Nov 17 2010 4:07 AM View Count: 0