On December 1st our team members Evan, Alec, Shelly and Hunter got a chance to go to the Final Mouse Air 58 Ninja Release party in Los Angeles! Watch our quick vlog recap of the trip. Our video for Finalmouse was released during the event and we even got to meet Ninja!
Finalmouse release event in Los Angeles
Shelly Duncan hanging out at the Finalmouse event
From left to right: Evan Prunty, Alec Miller and Hunter Prunty at the Finalmouse event in Los Angeles.
We recently finished producing the full release video for Finalmouse’s newest product, the Air58 Ninja mouse. This product is the newest release for Finalmouse and is the official gaming mouse of the world known gamer, Tyler “Ninja: Belvin.
This project was extra cool for us to do as we were able to build a whole set for the video as well as use the RED Weapon Helium 8K S35 (full gear listed at the bottom). The set was created and shot right here in our Cleveland-based studio! We incorporated different prop and post-production effects to help bring out the sleek design of the Finalmouse.
Watch the full video above that was officially released in Los Angeles on December 1st! Check out the rest of the product photos from the shoot as well as some behind the scene shots.
RED Weapon Helium 8K S35
ARRI L0.0015336 L7-C LE2 LED Fresnel
ARRI SkyPanel S60-C LED Softlight, Manual, Black, with Edison Connector
Big thank you to Cleveland Camera Rental for providing some of the gear for this shoot!
Post by Arbela Capas
Photos: Evan Prunty & Shelly Duncan
This past September, we got a chance to do a video for Shawn Perry & the Hazzard County Rebellion’s new music video for their song “Lawnchair.”
Our team members Evan, Hunter and Alec worked on the music video on various locations Vermillion and had a blast! Check out the full video below:
Photos and post by Arbela Capas
Last week, Cleveland’s contemporary art venue, SPACES released a video we made for them! Back in November we got a chance to film this video interview with James Webb who is completing a residency at SPACES and his project that he worked on, It’s Not What It Looks Like: An audio guide to getting lost.
“The voice and language-with their powers to beguile, persuade and disorientate, as well as their use in reframing objects and situations-are key to the artist's current investigations. Towards these themes, Webb will conduct interviews with Clevelanders and undergo what French philosopher Guy Debord might call dérive-like walking tours. His focused wandering, amusement, and disorientation in Cleveland will progress towards various artworks that could act as associative audio guides to his experience and findings.”
Be sure to watch the full video before!
Gear used:
