I spent about two hours shooting the supermoon eclipse of September 2015 until the clouds rolling at right at the mid-point of totality. The above shot was taken about 15 minutes into the eclipse. Right place, right time.
The answer is yes. But only if you have something worth saying visually.
How do we know what the stars are really made of? Is the universe made of the same kind of stuff as we are? This short film tells the story behind the science of spectroscopy and the beauty of the universe.
I have always been fascinated by stellar spectroscopy. This project is a short film that looks at this branch of astronomy, and explains how it works for a lay audience, and illustrate something wonderful about the world we live in. The film will be titled “The Rainbow and the Stars.”
Take a moment, and have a quick look at contacts in some of your social media tools, like LinkedIn. How many people do you know with a decent profile photo?
One of the delicate parts of shooting a corporate video this is making sure that the top man looks good on camera. He must be the voice of the company, an authority figure, and a source of insight. And bad lighting would completely undermine his credibility.