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July 2009
Pogo Films Onlined and Graded the Music Video for Aviv Geffen’s “Love Song”.
Aviv may not be that well know in the UK but he is huge in Israel, having had countless hits over the last 20 years!"Love Song" was shot on the Red and Phantom, the latter was used for its amazing high-speed abilities.
The Phantom can shoot up to 1,400,000 frames-per-second (fps). This, combined with the Red footage gave very impressive results.
Directed by Drew Cox and Produced by Jermaine Grossett who had previously worked on the music video "Dance Like a White Boy” by Master Shortie, also shot on the Red and Onlined and Graded at Pogo Films.
"Love Song" was Conformed/Graded and Onlined using the Quantel iQ by Jamie Dickinson.
Jamie found that the music video was a really interesting job as it involved files from both Red and the Phantom. And the iQ can import from both formats directly.
Using the iQ to make low-res copies of the Phantom files for the offline edit, he could keep the HD files to use later in the on-line and grade. There was a lot of compositing done in the offline which he managed to match in the iQ and he also blended in a cool light effect over the edit.