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Tolido's Barista (from Singapore) -- a short film w Sony FS700

 
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Dec 10, 2013 03:44 |  #1

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Short documentary for my friend Douglas Tan, an amazing entrepreneur and self-taught head-barista of Tolido's Espresso Nook. It was a pleasure to work on a piece like this after having known each other for close to 9 years.

Check out their website at www.tolidosnook.com/ (external link)
Visit them at: Block 462 Crawford lane, #01-63, Singapore 190462

A collaboration between Tolido's Espresso Nook and Pandawithacamera.

Camera / Editor: Tan Zexun
Special thanks: Joel Gan, Tan Hui Ying
Music: "Cruise | Bar Music" by 3point (soundcloud.com/3point​)

For the gear nuts:

Shot on a Sony NEX FS700 with Canon Sigma and Tokina glass using a Metabones speedbooster adapter. Audio was Rode NTG-2 boomed with Sennheiser G3 wireless (I screwed up the placement and forgot to turn off some appliances so there's a hum, bummer. Lots to learn). Supported by Vinten Vision Blue set with some shots on Konova K5 slider.

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I appreciate any criticisms (let 'em fly peeps!) for me to improve :)

Cheers,
Zexun

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Dec 07, 2016 12:49 |  #2

Do you notice a difference if you have the image stabilizer off on the fs700? I have used it with and without it and don't see a difference. I was wonder if it was just me.




  
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Dec 07, 2016 14:51 |  #3

Nice little piece! I like the short length, it doesn't need to be longer. I like the statement at the end; good storytelling!

Thanks for sharing your production stills. Do get a headphone extension cable for your boom operator, a simple thing that will make shooting easier.


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Dec 07, 2016 15:08 |  #4

I enjoyed this wen it was posted 3 years ago. Still good.


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Dec 07, 2016 16:20 |  #5

Oops. ;-)a

Missed that date in the original post.

Zexun, are you out there? How have your video projects been going?


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Dec 07, 2016 16:49 |  #6

SailingAway wrote in post #18206331 (external link)
Oops. ;-)a

Missed that date in the original post.

Zexun, are you out there? How have your video projects been going?

He's around:

Last activity Dec 04, 2016 14:33:48 (3 days ago)

When I 1st saw this vid I was hoping we'd get a follow-up one day. I was intrigued by the apparent coffee craze of the barista. Wonder if he's still as enthusiastic?


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Dec 08, 2016 13:00 |  #7

Wow folks I'm quite surprise that this turned up again! It's been ages!

nqjudo wrote in post #18206352 (external link)
He's around:

Last activity Dec 04, 2016 14:33:48 (3 days ago)

When I 1st saw this vid I was hoping we'd get a follow-up one day. I was intrigued by the apparent coffee craze of the barista. Wonder if he's still as enthusiastic?

nqjudo wrote in post #18206249 (external link)
I enjoyed this wen it was posted 3 years ago. Still good.

The folks at Tolido's Espresso Nook (the cafe name) are still going strong to date. We're band-mates from what you folks would probably call a high-school concert and wind band, and I literally am going for my last college paper in 7 hours' time. This short film was made before I even applied for any university. Time really flies eh?

It's not like you folks really want to follow a cafe from far away, but their instagram gets updates very regularly: https://www.instagram.​com/tolidosnook/ (external link)

SailingAway wrote in post #18206331 (external link)
Oops. ;-)a

Missed that date in the original post.

Zexun, are you out there? How have your video projects been going?

Been great, mate! Learnt a lot from freelancing and doing a vast array of productions since this gig I did as a passion project. It's still used as a reference for human-interest stories for clients nowadays when they want to go with the less corporate approach.

My youtube is at https://www.youtube.co​m/user/headshotzx (external link) although I rarely update it since I do a lot more crew and client projects that are shown elsewhere nowadays.

As said above, i'm graduating very soon, and I would love to do more passion projects like this cafe short in future. I've a few ideas in mind so hopefully my YouTube won't be this sparse for too long. I post more regular BTS stuff over at my insta: https://www.instagram.​com/pandawithacam/ (external link)

SailingAway wrote in post #18206235 (external link)
Nice little piece! I like the short length, it doesn't need to be longer. I like the statement at the end; good storytelling!

Thanks for sharing your production stills. Do get a headphone extension cable for your boom operator, a simple thing that will make shooting easier.

Thanks for the kind words! We've since migrated to a much more efficient way of boom-operating with a separate mixer and wireless reference out into my camera, which went from FS700 -> FS7 -> FS5 now. I appreciate the advice and concern though! Am eying the Zoom F4 as a start for a decent sound kit.

wtfstop2.8 wrote in post #18206148 (external link)
Do you notice a difference if you have the image stabilizer off on the fs700? I have used it with and without it and don't see a difference. I was wonder if it was just me.

The camera-side image stabilizer button does not affect the visuals unless it's an E-mount powered lens like Sony, Zeiss and Tamron etc. I do not use those. I prefer to use Speedboosters and EF-E adapters and Canon glass for my own gigs.


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Dec 08, 2016 13:07 |  #8

Thanks for the update!!


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