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Thursday, January 22, 2009

27 People One Question

Inspired by 50 People One Question, I asked 27 People One Question at Jeff Pulver
's Breakfast at Ryles in Cambridge Mass on 1/22/09.


27 People One Question from stevegarfield on Vimeo.

Thanks to:

Geo Geller, Olega Nanola, Doug Haslam, Jim Spencer, Raceh Happe, Perry Hewitt, Jules Pieri, Peter Thurell, Nick Peterson, Marcus Andrews, Pamela Rosenthal, Brett Pohlman, Ben Grossman, Sean Lindsay, Maria Thurell, Tyson Goodrich, Julie Hall, David Cutler, Doug Buckley, Stephen Dill, Jeff Pulver, Steve Smith, Steve Sherlock, Carolina Garcia Rizo, Leigh Drori, Jeremy Galen, and Israel Drori.

Music:
Natalie Gelman

Inspiration:
Fifty People One Question

Video by:
stevegarfield.com

Camera:
Panasonic HDC-SD100

Notes on the production:

I used the Fifty People One Question video - London as a guide. I was really inspired by it.

I like the effect they used called a breathing lens. I didn't have time to use it on this video, but I'd like to experiment with it.

Audio:
The onboard mic has a focus option which makes it a shotgun.

I thought I had that on. I didn't.

Then, I had problems hearing the audio through the headphones so couldn't judge if my wireless lav was working, so I ditched the wireless lav set up and went with the onboard mic.

Unfortunately it was set to suround, not sure why. The last time i used it, it was focus mic.

You must be careful. There is a little graphic on the display screen that shows if hte focus mic is on. I know that now.

The room was very noisy, but the footage was too good to pass up, so I grabbed a Natalie Gelman guitar bed to mask the sound.

I think it helped

27 People, One Question 1/22/09
Flickr photo set: 27 People, One Question 1/22/09