Mingalabar Burma
“We are a team of two guys who spend all our savings on travel and equipment related to filming and other stuff. It was only a week before the trip that we managed to borrow an extra camera from a friend. That way we can have one each to shoot different angles and focal lengths. One more difficulty was that I used one camera for filming and another for taking stills.”
“We collected information from the internet to make a list of places we wanted to visit. The more we researched, the more we got excited. Watching 'Enchanted Myanmar' by Oliver Astrology on Vimeo inspired us even more. His editing style is a combination of visual and sound, which we also wanted to follow. And it's ungrateful not to mention Cee-roo, a master of the style.”
"We are a team of two guys who spend all our savings on travel and equipment related to filming and other stuff."
“We did nothing that could be considered unusual or especially tricky on this project. We really tried our best to take different angles on one subject, focus on actions/motions and try to link them together in the post-production, and match with the music. The two cameras we used for shooting were, one Sony 6300 - 35/f1.8 which we used for the handheld stuff and one Sony 6000 - 16-50/f3.5 coupled with a Zhiyun Crane Plus gimbal.”
“Quan did a great job of making the plan, balance our budget and make contact with people who could help us. We both shot together during the trip. I directed and edited. We asked our Burmese friend, who was also our host in Yangon, to record the voice at the beginning of the video.”
“We had a great time! The project was the first one we had two decent cameras for shooting. The quality of the images is better than last times as we only have one camera and used a Gopro for wide angle and steady shots. Visiting new places, meeting interesting people with different cultures and having exciting experiences, that's the enjoyment of traveling. And it's even more enjoyable when you can capture them and share with everyone.”
