pepijn huibers

Ever wondered how it looks like on the set?
I installed my little GoPro HD in the corner of the office, where I did an interview with a client of mine. Made a small timelapse video of it. view the result after the jump.

This is a timelapse I made to give insight what happens at a shoot.

In europe video has 25 frames per second, I set my GoPro to take a photo every 2 seconds, and ended up with around 900 photos for this shoot.
If you make a sequence of those photos with a frame rate of 25 photos/frames per second, you speed up time around 50 times. So you get this fastforward kind of movie.

In this small timelapse see me setup the gear, prepare my shots, do the interview.
In the end you can see that I offload the cards on my macbook pro, and give an first preview to the client.
This is pretty cool and not a lot of work todo, and a pretty original extra for your client.

This is the timelapse of the interview:

But this is a timelapse from a true master, real inspiration. It is made with a Canon 40D and a timer-remote.

Please go here for the HD video and click on the ‘fullscreen’ button for max viewing pleasure.

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