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Vincent Laforet Blog

Vincent is considered a pioneer both for his innovative tilt-shift and aerial photography and in the field of HD-capable DSLR cameras. In fact, his short film Reverie, the first 1080p video shot with a still camera, was seen by more than 2 million times on the first week of its release in 2009. Vincent is a member of the Director’s Guild of America and a DP with Local 600.

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May 08

MoVI: This should help me with all the questions I’ve been getting…

MoVI MR / M10 Update from Freefly on Vimeo. This should answer MOST of your questions – you can order a MoVI by putting your fully... show more
MoVI MR / M10 Update from Freefly on Vimeo. This should answer MOST of your questions – you can order a MoVI by putting your fully refundable $2,500 deposit HERE – and the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) are HERE kindly read them and make my life a lot easier in terms of answering the blog comments [...] show less
May 02

Words of Advice from a Master: Ridley Scott

Ridley Scott has filmed quite a few of my favorite films – namely what is very likely my favorite film:  Blade Runner.  ... show more
Ridley Scott has filmed quite a few of my favorite films – namely what is very likely my favorite film:  Blade Runner.     His background in art direction, his eye and its palette for color and light are exquisite:  Black Hawk Down is a perfect example of that.   Here are two videos I [...] show less
Apr 28

Time Lapse Intro: Part I

I was commissioned to do a Time Lapse Tutorial series late last year that was just recently published by Canon and people really seem to... show more
I was commissioned to do a Time Lapse Tutorial series late last year that was just recently published by Canon and people really seem to be enjoying it so I thought I would share it on this blog as well.    You can find the first video below and then go to Canon’s site for [...] show less
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