Film Tips and Other Writing
Occasionally I write for the Chinese edititon of the print magazine of Auto, Motor und Sport. here is a selection in the original English language.
// Magazine Articles
Film Tip 2; Anticipation | |
Video Tip 2 Making video is much like driving a car. You go from one place to another, from A to B. Staying in the same place is boring and doesn’t make much sense. However many people make video by … Continue reading
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Formula 1 and… Badminton? | |
Formula One and Badminton don’t seem to match, but today they will when Verstappen and Ricciardo learn Badminton Continue reading
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Driving a Supercar at the Green Hell | |
Now that Audi invited me to do a lap in a true Audi R8 on the Nurburgring (that’s right, the “Grüne Hölle”!) I have a confession to make..... Continue reading
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Shooting an Aston Martin, and a dog! | |
Filming cars, I’m used to that. But this morning I’m a bit nervous as we’re dealing with two "Legends" at one day. A legendary brand and a legendary challenge. Continue reading
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// Film Tips
Filming in Cold Weather | |
A good example of filming in low temperatures snowdrifting, like Porsche Snowforce in Yakeshi, way up north. People there don’t consider -30 as a temperature to stay inside. Continue reading
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Filming at High Temperatures | |
When I write this, birds drop dead from the rooftops, people in the streets get stuck to melting tarmac and the only thing i can think of is ice cream, fast! it’s a typical shanghai summer. Continue reading
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Flying a Drone | |
Flying a Drone (Chinese version published in Chinese edition of Auto, Motor und Sport, China) When I am doing camera work I always want to be as free as possible. In an earlier writing I already explained how to keep … Continue reading
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Better Stability | |
This happens a lot: you’ve been running around with your Iphone or other phone camera, or perhaps even a bigger DSLR or film camera on a circuit or other event. You watch your stuff back on the tiny phone or LCD screen and it looks great! Continue reading
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Recording Sound | |
When video crews want to record someone talking with clear sound they often use a dead cat. It’s nothing to worry about as “dead cat” is the term for a furry shield around a microphone to keep the wind out. Continue reading
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