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  15 days ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on Showreel: Christian Shaw / Craig Spenceley

  Oops. Forgot the other question! Music is "La valse d'Amelie (Orchestral Version)" from the Amelie soundtrack.
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  15 days ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on Showreel: Christian Shaw / Craig Spenceley

  Hi Michael. Thanks for the kind words. All elevations were shot with a Jimmy Jib Giant or Jimmy Jib Super - these are 19ft and 25ft respectively.
  
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  15 days ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on Showreel: Christian Shaw / Craig Spenceley
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  29 days ago

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  1 month ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on The Battle of the Somme

  Thanks Guyzo, and stw254. Good to know there's still people enjoying. I was fortunate enough to work with some very talented people in putting this together.
  
  Arun r - apologies for not answering sooner. No filters used in-camera (with the exception of the Letus Extreme and Phil's lenses). Everything else was done in post using Magic Bullet Looks.
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  2 months ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on You can change

  The ever graceful Phil Bloom makes his star turn. Some great framings of the London Eye in there, Mark.
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  3 months ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on If I lay here

  Some nice shots in there, Mark. Thanks for sharing. Must check out some of your other stuff.
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  3 months ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on Deer Vegas: Letus Ultimate and EX1

  Much like Terminator 2, the sequel is easily the equal. Great work, Phil, stunning as always... although you have now given me a craving to track down episodes of Monkey Dust.
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  4 months ago

  Craig Spenceley commented on The Battle of the Somme

  Thanks for all the kind words everyone.
  
  Astute - Phil gave me great footage to work with. But, all told, post on this project (and the two animated films that were produced with it) ran 4 weeks.
  
  On this film alone I would say there were 50 man hours in post.
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  4 months ago

  Craig Spenceley tagged The Battle of the Somme.

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