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The team kicked into high gear to capture photography and video of the Bowflex Max Trainer M7. Fitness at the studio!
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After our day of video was complete, the team spent another 2 days capturing high-end images to showcase all the exciting features and design of the product. Check out some of the images below!
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No matter how big the product, the Indresano team always has an eye for the details. So naturally, when we had a Range Rover in the studio, we couldn’t help but admire all of its features, both large and small. After looking at these images, you’ll have a new appreciation for car design!
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The team also worked to capture a video of the car’s beauty as well. Check it out below:
It wasn’t just the summer heat keeping the studio hot! Giorgos flew from New York to be our model at the studio for a big apparel company video shoot. We had a lot of fun filming him in various different pairs of pants for their spring line. Keep an eye out for the trendy jeans and chino pants coming to stores near you! Here’s a sneak peek and behind-the-scenes look at the work that went into creating the video production and final images!
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Cleaning and prepping the video set before the big day!
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The seamstress and wardrobe stylist making sure to get a precise fit.
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The Indresano team pauses to review the footage with the clients and make sure the videos are fitting their vision!
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No small detail goes unnoticed on the product!
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The crew’s view from behind the cameras.
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Lights, camera, action!
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The production girls were Giorgos’ biggest fans!
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After having Giorgo walk around shirtless most of the day, of course we had to share a picture with all of you!
We always love an adventure, and when we were preparing for a recent photo shoot and full video production, we know we had one! We were all blown away by the final product:
To go along with the video series, the client also wanted some photography work done. The goal was dramatic and sleek looking images to promote a health care leadership program. Check out some of the images from the series below!
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Next up was the video, which required a lot of components working together in synch. We had to make custom props, hire pyrotechnicians and find the highest caliber slo-mo camera to make the shot look just right.
We started our day with the preparation: our pyrotechnician drilled into the back of the mercury staffs in order to make room for the explosives.
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Back inside, his son (and partner), was gluing in the detonation cord, or det cord for short. It might look like harmless laces or rope, but it packs some serious power!
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The finished product was prepped for the shoot by being strung up in midair.
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In order to capture all the details of the blast, we needed a camera with a very high frame per second, like the Phantom Flex shown below.
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Explosions are messy; we had to make sure we protected the camera behind some plexy! Cleaning between takes definitely took some time but the final product was well worth it.
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After the explosive shots, we needed some shots of the aftermath as well. After switching the Phantom to the dolly we were ready for action!
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Before breaking down our explosive set, we couldn’t help but experiment with a few other products. Check out the video below!