Posterity's Cloud
Videography
Live Events, Music
Videos, Concerts, Documentaries, Weddings and other "Stuff
for Posterity"
Featuring: Digital Video and Audio
- Digital Editing and Mastering - Professional Packaging
Contents:
Equipment
- Music Videos - Concerts
- Documentaries - Weddings
- Miscellaneous - Available
Movies
Equipment
All of my filming
is done on a Canon GL1 3CCD Digital Video camera. All audio is recorded
digitally in full stereo sound using either an onboard stereo microphone,
an Audio Technica AT-822 stereo remote microphone, a Samsung UHF UM1 wireless
microphone, a Shure SM77 low impedance microphone or, a combination of
all.
All of my editing is done
digitally using Pinnacle Studio DV on a Pentium III computer. The
master is made directly from the computer to Digital Video then transferred
to VHS.
Music
Videos
This is something new
for me. I have a couple of projects in the works but, nothing, as
of now, complete. If you're interested, give me a yell. You'll
find I'm very reasonable, good and willing to work with you. Just
remember me when you get to the top :-)
Concerts
I have shot quite a few
concerts from outdoor festivals to hall performances. It's something
I really enjoy doing. If you have a musical performance of some sort
coming up, give me a yell and we'll see what we can work out. I shoot
all of my videos because it is something I enjoy doing. I wish to
preserve performances for the future or, for, "Posterity".
Of the concerts I've shot,
I've had to do things in various ways based on the event and access.
To give you an idea of what's needed from you and what to expect, here
are the setups and the pros and cons of each one:
Best Setup: Have full front stage
access with a handheld camera shooting in front of the stage with live
sound recorded on a stereo microphone at the soundboard. This requires
a wire run from the front of the stage to the soundboard or, back and up
high. I would typically mount this at about 12' high on a mic stand.
Good Setup: If access to the front
of the stage is not possible, a CLEAR tripod position in the back will
work good. The video quality will vary based on how high I can get
the camera and, what activity is going on in front.
Ok Setup: Have full front stage access
with a handheld camera shooting in front of the stage with live sound recorded
on a stereo microphone mounted near the front of the stage.
Bad Setup: Have at least, partial
front stage access with a handheld camera shooting in front of the stage
with live sound recorded on a stereo microphone mounted on the camera.
This works good but the sound tends to wander sometimes and, it is prone
to being blown out by the P.A. at times. If I have to use camera
mount, I can't guarantee "perfect sound".
Worst Setup:In the audience holding
the camera up high on a monopod. This is usually a problem due to
having the view blocked at various times and being bumped alot. The
sound WILL be bad if recorded that way.
Documentaries
The only documentaries
I have shot so far are of backpacking trips. I'd love to try other
ones. If you have an idea, give me a yell and we can see what we
can work out.
Weddings
I have done some wedding
videos. It is not my favorite thing to do because of the resposibility
it requires and the fear of something going wrong with the tape(s) but,
I have done several and they have turned out excellent. The reason
I do them is because it's a great thing for people to have (I wish I had
one of my wedding) and, most videographers charge an arm and a leg for
one. I think you'll find my prices are lower than most. I guarantee
you'll like it or. I'll give you all your money back. I know that's
no solice if it does not come out but, I charge lower prices because I
am only one person with one camera. If you want two camera coverage
and guaranteed success, you'll have to pay the money. But, as I said,
I've never had one that did not turn out. I have references and samples
available. Just ask. For more detailed information and some
samples, go to my Wedding
Videography site.
Miscellaneaous
Whatever the event may be, I
can preserve it for "posterity". If there is anything you'd like
preserved, just drop me a line and we can discuss it. I'm particulary
interested in recording things for history. Be it a restaurant that's
been there for years that is closing, an archiological dig, an old building
or town, a boat, a performance, you name it. I am open to recording
anything for "posterity".
Samples
of Movies
These are some of the movies I have made.
It is only a list of the ones that are completed. If there is a link
to another page, there is a sample cover and layout with details on the
video. A couple of them are available for purcase. If you are
interested in doing something with me, I will send you a sample of a similiar
one. All of my videos prior to September, 2000 were shot in VHS-C
format so, it is taking some time to master them to digital before releasing
them. This is on ongoing process so, check back for the latest news.
Music:
"An Evening In Lexington"
- March 9, 2002
Features selections from Performers from
Michigan's "Thumb Area'. Recorded live in Lexington, Michigan.
Mustard's Retreat - "Live
In Lexington"
Beats
Settin' Home - "Music In The Park"
A Grand Rapids based Folk/Bluegrass band.
Recorded August 4, 2001 at the "Music In The Park" concert series in Lexington,
Michigan.
The
Complete Audio Device - "Dry Mouth"
A Port Huron based band. Recorded July
14, 2001 at a show in Port Huron, Michigan.
"Slackfest
2001" featuring: Innervoice, Perjorative and Impalement
Recorded June 23, 2001 at a free outdoor
concert in Port Huron, Michigan. It features three young local bands.
"Wheatland 2000" - Various
Artists
Recorded September 8-10, 2000 at the 27th
Annual Wheatland Music Festival in Remus, Michigan.
Documentaries:
"This
Small Spot" - The Feldtmann Ridge, Isle Royale 2000
Recorded September, 2000 on a backpacking
trip to Isle Royale National Park.
"Island
In The Lake" - The Minong Ridge, Isle Royale 1998
Recorded September, 1998 on a backpacking
trip to Isle Royale National Park.
Miscellaneous:
"The Battle of the I-94
Freeway"
A short film recorded in 1992?.
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Mike Tremblay / Posterity's
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Last edited:
March 29, 2003