SAINT FX PROJECT

2008 HELPING HANDS AVP
music: Healer by Planetshakers







JM ROCKS @ 21
music: Rescue by Newsong




FIESTA QUEEN 2006 @ SUBIC OCEAN ADVENTURE

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SWEET HONEY @ 18
music: With All I Am by Hillsong

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HELPING HANDS MINISTRIES
music: Who Am I by Casting Crown

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HHM site: CLICK www.helpinghandsministries.com


PRESENTATION OF FIESTA QUEENS

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NANAY PAZ 70th BIRTHDAY




ANDRE'S SAFARI
by Saint FX - Motion Graphics & Genesis X - Freehand





2007 ELECTION COMMERCIAL OF COUNCILOR MARZAN
by Saint FX Multimedia & Cube Digital Recording
aired @ ABS-CBN





KONEK2U CONCERT COMMERCIAL
by Saint FX - Motion Graphics & Genesis X - Freehand



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CLUB EDGE COMMERCIAL
by Helicon, Genesis X & Saint FX

Year 2004:
We have no experience neither don't have media education, we are a bunch of amateur media men who tried to step to a cloudy road just to fulfill our purpose.
...the rest is HIStory
Saint FX Multimedia is a NEW BREED of company that takes full featured media production into a hybrid level of approach
SAINT FX PROJECT: CLICK www.saintfxmedia.blog.com

Saint FX Multimedia Team

LYNYRD SOLIS
Entrepreneur/Videographer/Video Editor

ROGER CHUA
Photographer/Graphic Artist

AARON PROVINDIDO
Programmer/Videographer

JULIAR SOLIS
Videographer

RICHARD OROLFO
Production Assistant

JM GARCIA
Videographer

ARIS TIRIA
Programmer/Video Editor

KRIS SIBAL
Video Editor/Programmer

Shooting checklist

1.Battery power
2.White balance
3.Sound check
4.Talent release
5.Lighting check
6.Tape check
7.Tripod lock-down
8.Time/date stamp on/off
9.Image stabilization on/off
10.Zoom in/Focus/Zoom out
11.Compose image
12.Rehearse
13.Shoot!

Packing checklist

1.Camcorder
2.Charged batteries
3.AC power supply
4.Microphone batteries
5.Microphones
6.Lens cap
7.Cables
8.Lens cleaning cloth
9.Headphones
10White-balance cloth
11.Script
12.Tripod
13.Lens filters

Twelve Helpful Tips for Shooting Great Video

1. Use manual focus if your camcorder has it.
2. Set white balance at every location.
3. When shooting outdoors, keep the sun behind you.
4. Plan your shoot.
5. Use a tripod or other image stabilization device.
6. For handheld stability, imagine that your camcorder is a very full cup of hot coffee.
7. Use the zoom to compose your shot. Avoid zooming while the tape is rolling.
8. Move the camcorder only when necessary.
9. Shoot to edit.
10. Keep your average shot length between 5 and 10 seconds.
11. Keep the shot steady (no zoom or pan) for at least 10 seconds
12. While shooting, be as inconspicuous as possible to best capture the true behavior of your subject

The Seven Deadly Camcorder Sins

1. Headhunting--placing every subject in the center of your frame.
2. Motorzooming--overuse of on-screen zooms.
3. Rooting--staying in one spot instead of looking for interesting angles.
4. Firehosing--panning all over the scene.
5. Upstanding--shooting everything from standing eye-level.
6. Snapshooting--taping only two or three seconds per shot.
7. Backlighting--too much light falling on the background instead of on the subject.

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