The Wednesday Rundown 11.23.11

Howdy and welcome to the Wednesday Rundown. This week we have some of entries from the 2011 Behind The Scenes Contest. It is amazing how great these videos are and it's great to see our readers' own work. Check out these four shoots and send them some feedback on the forum. Hurry up and finish your video before you go into a food coma over the holidays! If you have a video that you think we might like to post, please click on "submit content" above.










Montreal Photoshoot:

Watch as DSLR Experiment creates a BTS video for the 2011 contest. They discuss how the project came together from the model to the shoot. Forum Link

Fstoppers BTS CONTEST from DSLREXPERIMENT on Vimeo.


Veterans Day:

Daniel shows us a BTS video on photojournalism. He talks about his approach and the gear used for his Veteran's Day shoot 2011. Forum Link

2011 Veterans Day BTS from Daniel Sone on Vimeo.


Mad Hatters Tea Party:

Dover Design Photography takes us on a trip through the rabbit hole. The team shows us the whole set up, from make up to the final shoot.Forum Link

Fstoppers BTS Contest 2011 - Mad Hatters Tea Party - A Bridal Shoot from Dover Design on Vimeo.



Beauty Shoot:

Brad walks us through his beauty shoot he knocked out. Brad has us all beat and is able to do hair and make up. Watch as this one man show shows us how it is done. This kid is young and is already showing most of us up. Forum Link

Fstoppers bts by Brad Gesimondo from Brad Gesimondo on Vimeo.

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The beauty shoot was cool but I wouldn't call it is a walk-through.  At no point did we hear the photographer tells what or why he was doing what he was doing.  The post work was shown as such a high speed I had no idea what he was doing on the various layers.  I could get a general idea but it would have helped if he was doing some talking.

Really liked the DSLR Experiment video -- especially since it looks like they only used reflectors, and no strobes.