Behind the scenes footage from the massively Fun (teehee) shoot for the music video for Some Nights by Peter Hollens. So random and awesome. Kinda like us. Hope you enjoy! :)
This was a great video. It is wonderful to see all this young talent...doing things in fresh new ways. Peter is incredible and most enjoyable in videos. love the team work.
i just got back from vacation with my family a week ago from oregon, and now looking at all those beautiful places there again i will move there someday
Loved this! You guys work hard but its good you have fun with it too. Peter fell in the river? And you guys, you had how many cameras around and none of you caught the fall on camera? I so would have loved to see that. Ah, missed opportunities. Poor guy seems destined to sing-while-freezing, like that Shenandoah shoot. We love you Peter, you know we do. And Fifgen, thanks for doing the great work you do.
Dang! Almost as good as the song video! Peter climbing the tree was wild. Um, how come the climb down wasn't shown? Perhaps a little, ah, less than graceful? :) And freezing in chest waders. The things you do for your art, Peter!
Not that I necessarily expect a reply, but is that dip in the river why Peter has a different outfit for the evening shots? I mean, it worked, and I wasn't watching the music video wondering why he had two outfits, but now that I've seen the BTS, I'm curious.
Does it make a huge difference (to the video) wearing the straps (not sure what they are called) with the steady cam as apposed to just holding the steady cam??
May I ask what camera your using? Im looking to make a short film and was wondering what you were using? Also where do you (as im guessing your young and on a budget) get your equipment?
SO I have honestly wondered all the time if you sing the whole song in each area that you film, and then when you edit it you pick the parts you want, or if you just film each part that you want and you know exactly what you want to film in each area???
I have never seen that kind of jib before. What is it called? the one that looks like a back-pack with a crane jib attached to it. I feel like I could use that for smooth-ish panning.
