Showing posts with label bruce sistaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bruce sistaz. Show all posts

Monday, 26 March 2012

Sport clothing shoot

Hey,

Its been great weather the last week here in the UK and last Saturday was no exception. Organised by Chloe Bruce we did a shoot in Basingstoke for an Americal clothing company.
First look out my window in the morning made me think... perfect weather for a shoot, blue sky and on top we had temperatures of about 10 degrees more than the average for this time of year, so with around 20 degrees it was great especially as the athletes had to model in t-shirts.
Once on location, some old building with great staircases and views I set up my GoPro to capture some behind the scene footage which you will see in the video below.
Idea was to get some casual shots of everyone as well as some action shots ranging from martial arts over to freerunning and breakdance.
The location gave some great spots to shoot and the athletes were great to work with. I worked most the time with 2 strobe lights to get the sky darker and to show some of the location as well. At this point I cannot show the final images as they haven't been released yet but here a small taster from behind the scenes.

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Would love to hear your feedback, do you want to see more of the GoPro behind the scenes videos or do you rather see the edited images on here?






Moritz

Friday, 3 February 2012

Shoot with the Bruce Sistaz

Hey

as promised last time, here a bit about the shoot I did with the Bruce Sistaz, two martial artists who appeared in various shows, films and commercials. Unlike the last shoot I did with them about 2 years ago, this time we were shooting in a studio, so much warmer which was a relief.
We started of with some casual shots and then moved into more action shots where the Chloe and Grace were showing what they can do. Main problem with action shots usually is to capture the right moment, which with some of the stuff we did was still the case such as jumps, however when it came to kicks they were holding it with ease long enough to take a few shots. We had a few hours to play around, try different positions, light set ups and backdrops. All in all a fun shoot and I was happy with the results.

Here the pics, so have a look and let me know what you think.

Moritz