Bob Krist: Highlight Reel 2014 from Bob Krist on Vimeo.
From the heart of France to the high streets of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. From the highlands of Bali, Mexico, and Iceland, to the heart of Lambertville, New Jersey….a look back at the assignments of 2014!
found via Brian Smith (Thanks!).
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Nice job Mr Krist on embracing the complexities of video after so many years as a distinguished stills professional!
Which complexity do you mean? Pressing the red record button and holding the camera still for a while instead of pressing the silver button and snapping a series of pictures?
Yeah, that’s the only difference…
Basically, yes it is.
No, there’s more to it than that, both in shooting and post-processing.
Have you seen the video? If you have, you must have noticed someone else did the post processing. In the case of Mr. Krist, the difference between taking a photo and taking a video is not massive.
A motion picture is nothing but a picture in motion. There are very different disciplines for both if you look at the entire process, but the basics are the same. I know for most beginners this seems untrue, but in fact they have never been so closely linked as in recent years. You tell a story with an image, that’s it.
AUDIO, AUDIO, AUDIO, AUDIO…………… and when you figure that out good luck finding and building a good structured story. He’s out in the middle of nowhere shooting stories on his own with consumer grade video equipment, GIVE IT A GO, see what you think, and after you’ve produced your first 5 minute piece we’ll talk again. It’s tougher than you think, the only people who think it isn’t are people who’ve never produced anything!!!
Cute, to bad I made several thousand shorts like this on pretty much every piece of gear you can imagine. His work is pretty easy to do if you know what you are doing, the fact you think this is so damn special says a lot about your beginner skills.
BTW, go look at his VIMEO account for the ACTUAL STORIES. What you are looking at here is a REEL, not a STORY.
RUBBISH, another stupid comment, go try it and get back to me. Go interview someone special, record their story, and try condensing their life into under 5 minutes of footage.
Is that because the smiley is missing? Or do you need a “sarcasm sign”?
Why even bother trying to be sarcastic in the first place, you know unless its very well written its lost over the ether.
We agree on the same thing, why do you argue with me?
I’m not, but you fall into the trap of encouraging the trolls with poorly written comments like that. Bob Krist came here to this board for no more than a few days before the trolling imbeciles drove him away. The guy has a wealth of information and experience to share and no one thought to take advantage of that. Instead the resident geniuses simply decided to be snide and sarcastic and “POOF” we lost access to one of the true photography pioneers……….
I only left one reply, I’m not the one falling for the troll 😉
I count four, you must be using Sony’s 11+7 compression math.
The other 4 were for you 🙂 (including this one)
It wasn’t poorly written. It was obvious sarcasm. I didn’t think for a second that it was anything else than sarcasm.
Problem is Harry, busy imaging professionals who may be able to stop buy and offer assistance to you guys soon get fed up with these little word games and therefore simply avoid you lot, just sayin’
LISTEN, now try to record what you hear, that’s one major complexity for video.
Nice vid… Is that an RX10 in his profile photo?
E-Mount is DEAD, DONE, GONE DADDY GONE THE LOVE IS GONE!
Interesting to note that he used RX10, a7S and a6000!
RX10 is a stellar camera for motion.
It’s Bob!!!
Unlike SAR Bob, Bob Krist is the real-deal, nice guy too.
pure unadulterated kitsch
why do people who make things like this video think we need that boring all-the-same trash.
i am fed up of this kind of music, this kind of style. really!
nobody needs this n-generation outworn pseudo emotions
Right. Okay. Lets see your work then…
i was writing about this showreel, my impression.
thats it.
if you would find something that i made, you could also write about it and i am sure i will not ask you, that you have to prove your thoughts with what you do.
maybe i would ask you to show me something in comparison (good example or bad example, example for composition or an example where you like the editing)
greetings michael
Right. Okay. Lets see your work then…
What for? Won’t change anything to his point. That idea of asking to see someone’s work to “allow” them their opinion on someone else’s is beyond preposterous.