Examples of camera work, including interviews, event and concert documentation (also including my editing, colour grading, post-production and visual effects). Camera equipment includes:
Canon C200 (4k), Canon C100, Canon 5d3, Canon L series lenses, Ronin S stabiliser.
For video documentation enquiries – sean (at) skynoise.net or +61 422 469690
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Live Camera Operation + Projection Mapping for JAGAD dance performance, Aug 2022.
(Documentation below by James Wright.)
Directed Curse Ov Dialect ‘Never North’, and co-shot with Stu Mannion.
Documentation of Ania Reynolds AV album launch:
Part of multi-cam shoot for Rainbow Serpent 2021 mini-documentary.
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Direction / Cinematography / Editing – ZATOCZKA
Merri Creek shot to resemble 1960s Poland – for a performance at Melbourne’s Fed Square in 2019 (a live cinema tribute to Krzysztof Komeda).
Highlights from the performance were distilled into this music video for Adam Simmons:
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Direction /Cinematography / Editing / Visual Effects – Austero Music Man
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Documentation – Origami playing ‘Wu Xing’ at Stonnington Jazz festival:
Origami – Fire – from “Wu Xing”, live at 2019 Stonnington Jazz from Fat Rain Music on Vimeo.
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Shooting and editing for Pelican Studios (set design and sculptures) at Meatmarkets
(Clip only viewable on their FB page)
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Documentation – The Sound of Shadows – Bianca Gannon
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Documentation – The Calling – Adam Simmons.
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Documentation – Music Ensemble and Video Projection, 2017:
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Documentation – Boon Companions immersive theatre, 2015-16:
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Music video shot using a Ronin-M camera stabiliser – in a medieval castle, in Limerick, Ireland:
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Test footage demonstrating Ronin-M + Turbo Jockey stabilising.
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Book promotion videos – shot, animated and edited for Allen & Unwin:
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Mexican tour footage (timelapse, concert documentation, underwater, landscapes, portraits), shot while travelling with The Cumbia Cosmonauts:
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Three camera film shoot, editing, and titles for Quentin Angus Trio at Sing Sing Studios:
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Filming, editing and titles for interview with Andrew Tuttle about Audiomulch Software: