I Had a Shotgun Held Up to My Face | David Bianchi
From a life of luxury to a living out of a car, David Bianchi lived on both sides of the fence; experiencing maids that took care of all the house chores and having a DEA agent point a shotgun at his face. But one thing that always stuck clear to Bianchi's mind, was his love for acting.
David Bianchi
Crew
Directed, Produced & Portraits
Isaac Alvarez
Director of Photography
Rafal Cwiok
Camera & Sound Engineer
John Tieng
Producer
Alfonso Partida
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Main photo gear
Canon 5D Mark iv
85mm
100mm
24-70MM (Tamron)
Godox FV150
Pocket wizard (Strobe trigger)
Photoshop Actions
FILMING GEAR
SONY A7III
RHINO ARC II (ULTIMATE SLIDER BUNDLE)
SIGMA 18-35 F/1.8
DJI RONIN S
GODOX FV105
Cafe Portraits
These portraits was an outdoor shot. Using 100% natural light. Now the feel was a little bit on the warmer tone because when we filmed this there was a few brush fires around the area.
outdoor Portraits
We saw this bush wall of bush and shot the portrait with a AD300 Pro. I had it mounted on a light stand and asked Alfonso to hold it facing down towards Hayley’s head. Gave her a nice dramatic effect with a nice glow.
1st Studio Portraits
This shot was a 1 light set up. We used the AD600 Pro with the GODOX P120L octabox.
2nd studio portraits
This was a similar set up from the 1st Studio Portraits but the light was slightly higher and pointed down. Which gave her more shadow on the face and a dramatic look.
3rd Studio Portrait
We aimed to do more a NOIR feel and had the light right above her head pointing down towards the camera. This light gave her a mysterious look and the turtle neck sweater gave her that complete NOIR vibe.