Recently, we got to sit down with Patrick Moreau from StillMotion and Michael Gebben from Gebbs Wedding Films.
We first met Patrick at Re:Frame Austin back in April 2009 where he played a huge part in our decision to buy a 5d. We’re eternally grateful!
Patrick has always been at the top of his game. It’s quite evident by watching the films he produce that he has a complete understanding and appreciation for his craft. Every time I hear him talk about filmmaking I learn something new and, within quite a saturated industry, that’s hard to come by.
Last week in Orlando, Patrick introduced us to Michael Gebben… CEA award winner for his same day edit shown below.
Both Patrick and Michael gave us an inside look to their essential kit. As you’ll see, there are drastic differences between the two but each serves its purpose.
Patrick’s kit:
Michael’s kit:
Nikon 50 f/1.4 or Canon 50 f/1.4
Lowe Pro Light
iRiver
Check out one of Still Motion’s same day edits:
Check out one of StillMotion’s films:
Check out Gebbs Wedding Films award winning same day edit:
10 Responses to “Essential Kit ~ Patrick Moreau and Michael Gebben”
We are the awesomest website ever. Patrick says so. I hope Mike got some sleep while we were away
Fun and informative …. thanks canon filmmakers. you guys rock. this is the best site EVER
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The awesomest website ever!
I am drooling over the 14mm 2.8. It gets some amazing shots. Patrick uses some serious glass and fitting everything in one bag is a great idea.
And oh yeah…
Was there really any doubt about how this is the most AWESOME website ever?
You guys are awesome, that was an excellent interview! Really informative and both Patrick and Michael provide inspiration for budding Videographers.
You are amazing! You managed to make a BASEBALL video for the NFL. I need to take you class on sales because that takes skills.
Um, that “NFL” video appears to be a “MLB” video…
Thanks Mitch ~ Umm… I don’t like football or baseball but I should know the difference
no offense guys, but, when patrick was speaking and going through his gear it would have been nice to have a wider shot where we can see his bag and what he’s grabbing. for a gear setup, didn’t think the video was as good as it could be.
good site. just sayin.