Benji
Rogers of Marwood
and I got together for a few hours to shoot a video for
his song "One Mile Down the Road." Using
the footage shot at 24p, we were able to get, Carl created
this video.
Check
out Marwood
at his website.
Marwood
"One
Mile Down the Road"
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The
McWilliams brothers of On a
Sun perform their song Unraveling. Shot on Super
16mm, Carl Whitney directed, shot, produced and edited the
following piece.
Much
thanks goes to those involved in the project.
On
a Sun
"Unraveling"
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| Cathy
Stepp/ Joe Leibham - Republican Party - Agency
In
a rebuttal to the opposition party, I was called the morning
these two commercials needed to be produced and asked to
find a location, create the scene and edit it for distribution
the next day.The
party was satisfied with the results.
Professional
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Tammy
Baldwin Spots
These spots were shot on location chosen by the agency.
“Rosie”
I set Ms. Baldwin in front of a green screen that was needed to
create the effect that was going on behind her. Because
we were on location, I chose to put the green screen in a garage
to give it the necessary lighting. With the garage door open,
Ms. Baldwin was placed in the opening of the garage to allow depth
and flexibility for lighting.
We
were all very pleased with the outcome of this spot.
The
“Badger” spot for Ms. Baldwin was also shot
on location. This effect was produced with different focal lengths
and edited to match the script.
This
piece worked great.
Tammy
Baldwin/ Mac Williams, Cosgrove, Smith Robinson - Agency
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“Yahoo-Sheepshead”
This
video was shown at the CEO Summit in July for Yahoo! Inc.
This was part of a package that showed the different uses
Yahoo! Inc. is offering.
The entire video is 10 minutes in length and shot on BetaSP.
The director wanted the camera animated and part of the scenes.
Beyond Pix – Agency
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"The
Model Woman" - Black & White (Partial nudity)
This 30 minute short was filmed in two weekends. Shot on an
Arri SR2 using Fuji Black and white stock this film borders
on sci-fi romantic for the plot.
This film was well received by viewers for the composition of
the piece and plot.
Director Dan Wilson
Director of Photography Carl F. Whitney
Produced by Speakeasy Films |
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This piece
was shot using my Sony D-600 BetaSP Camera.The
agency picked the locations and my company was asked to provide
the video equipment to capture the scenes.
*Note that the opening sequence was shot from the back of a
pick up truck. This was done hand held using Gyro-Stabilizers
to make the shot smoothly.
The Karma Group / Creative |
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“A
Crack in the Wall”
This film was shot in 2 weeks using an Arri SR 2 and
27 rolls of film. With a very low independent budget, we were
able to keep the film to a three to one ratio. The clips shown
give an idea of the film while discovering the use of different
angles to help with the movie’s movement.
Writer
Roger Burns with
the best compliment about the film was it was exactly how
he envisioned the finished piece.
Carl
F. Whitney – Director/Director of Photography
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