Tip Toe
Director - Camera Operator - Editor
Nick approached me to help him record a video for his single, “Tip Toe.” His concept was intriguing — a story told exclusively through the feet of our two characters.
Check out the final project or learn about the process by scrolling down the page.
The Gear
When Nick first brought his concept for Tip Toe to me, I knew it was going to be a very movement-heavy video. For that reason, I used an RS2 Pro gimbal for most of our shots.
I also decided on using my BMP4k because I wanted as much control over the color and shadows as possible.
When Nick first brought the concept of Tip Toe to my attention, I knew it was going to be a very movement-heavy video. For that reason, I used a gimbal for most of our shots. I wanted the piece to feel very fluid and it was the best tool in my filmmaker’s toolkit at the time.
From Concept to Execution
When Nick first brought his concept for Tip Toe to me, I knew it was going to be a very movement-heavy video. For that reason, I used an RS2 Pro gimbal for most of our shots.
I also decided on using my BMP4k because I wanted as much control over the color and shadows as possible.
