Amazing!! I love it.

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excellent! nicely done.

[...] The Red One-photographed "Living Movie Poster" by Alexx Henry and co. Very cool: http://alexxhenry.com/blog/?p=475 [...]

Great stuff. Really like how you covered all the elements you brought together to make this happen-client pitch, concept development, testing, production, equipment considerations/concerns. Thanks for going to the trouble of creating and posting this.

[...] sooner had I posted that last post and I stumble upon this, which is a great use of [...]

[...] my eye over the last couple of days. First, this little doco on photographer Alexx Henry’s movie poster shoot (”one sheets”) with the Red One camera (which I found via A Photo Editor). The Red [...]

Did you rent or buy the Red One Camera and len you used or purchased it? Great stuff..love it

We rented from Sim Video in LA. Really great and knowledgeable staf.. well maintained gear.

This stuff is amazing. The surprise effect is really great.

Hate to ask a question about this – but the track is amazing – which track is it by Ratatat?

[...] And here’s one of the finished products: [Alexx Henry] [...]

[...] And here’s one of the finished products: [Alexx Henry] [...]

Here’s the music used on the piece. The lead track is Ratatat’s ‘Gettysburg’ off their album ‘Classics’. At 1:35 it’s Ratatat’s ‘El Pico’ from their self-titled album.

This is a really great Flash banner.

[...] by ouwen on Jun.12, 2009, under Uncategorized 用REDONE来拍平面素材－拍“鲜活”的电影海报。。。 [From Alexx Henry Blog - What is inspiring is contagious. A collection of artistic inspiration filtered th...] [...]

Did you end up renting the gear for this shoot, or did you invest in a red one. This new mix of video and photos is both exciting and scary for me. I love to shoot stills, but it seems that the ad world is changing and as photographers we have to change too.
-Matt

That is absolutely amazing and revolutionary concept, Congratulation your team and you have just officially push the bar up about 10 notches. Great innovation your part, and way for your team to help pull it all together. While I cannot go get a Red camera tomorrow I will give this a shot on my own scale and post you a link to the result.

This is amazing – I think that the use of motion and photography in movie posters with HD technology is just the start. Can’t wait to see what you do next. Now have to work out how I can get my hands on a Red One!

[...] Alexx Henry from alexxhenry.com – As promised, here is our experience with using the Red One Camera, chronicling our voyage beyond [...]

That is amazing!

[...] fascinating blog from Alexx Henry Photography details the process of making a highly impressive “living” [...]

[...] See more examples of the Live Posters that they created on the Alexx Henry Photography Blog. [...]

[...] See more examples of the Live Posters that they created on the Alexx Henry Photography Blog. [...]

[...] See more examples of the Live Posters that they created on the Alexx Henry Photography Blog. [...]

But… they… don’t loop. Why was I expecting them to loop? I know why, because that would actually be impressive. This is just video with paused video at either end, with similar poses between start and finish.

Yes, the technology has improved but this has still not been executed for a real world situation ie a continuous experience for everyone, not just one viewer. Anyone with a 5D mark II and a ton of continuous lighting could do exactly the same thing.

Actually we did a few versions early on that looped, but that wasn’t how they were going to be used by the client, so we abandoned them. I disagree with the implication that a loopable clip is the goal, or even the assertion that it is not valid because it is simply experienced once. The strength of these living one-sheets is in the exploitation of the context- a set of expectations and boundaries were implied and then violated for the effect.

-Alexx

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In my 40+ years of graphic design, I finally see you are doing something that combines the beauty of a static image (real photography) with the novel surprise of motion. Extremely well done. Thanks for the inside look…fascinating. Enjoyed it (almost) as much as this recently discovered footage of the making of Disneyland (Alexx, you gotta love Disney…he was a creative genius too). http://www.neatorama.com/2009/07/27/disneyland-construction-time-lapse/ There are 6 parts total. This can of 16mm was almost lost to the deep salt mine archives, but someone saw “Disney” on the label and opened it up. Enjoy!

I’m so glad I found this site…Keep up the good work

[...] last weekend and spent some time talking about what we thought made for good content in a Living Poster. We showed off the Living Art that we did for our clients. Now we want to see what you guys come up [...]

SO BRILLIANT, ALEXX!!!!!!

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