Video Cinematography

[TurboVirgin]

What videos/parts stood out to you due to their cinematography(b-roll and sequences included)?

[gabbesucks]

I like it here inside my mind By Polar

[fakie nollie]

Too many classics that have already been named.

The introduction and transition into Gianni's part in Primitive's "Fourth Quarter" is something I really appreciate.

[sometimeperhaps]

I liked the invisible board montage in Yeah Right. The super slow-mo intro was kind of cool too, I remember reading the camera they used sounded like a plane taking off or something because it was so loud. I think it shot something crazy like 500FPS or something.

[urbneathme]

ty evans’ flat earth is the most adventurous skate video ever made in terms of cinematography

[nickpaolucci]

ty evans’ flat earth is the most adventurous worst skate video ever made in terms of cinematography everything

[cky enthusiast]

memory screen

[friendly dave]

[Ayanami]

Stay Gold always makes me feel some sort of way, everything about it is amazing.

[Sidewalk Funk.]

The most recent one that comes to mind

[Loady McGee]

memory screen

This. I could write an essay about it but I'm fine just quoting another poster who said it before I did.

[jakeumms]

The Mind Field intro is the best assemblage of b-roll that I can think of. I watched it a couple of times daily for a good long while there.

[sus]

typically anything done by Russell Houghton, Greg Hunt or Chris Mulhern would typically catch my eye. As of the last few years i've been really into anything made by either Alan Hannon or Ben Chadourne, which is strange considering how different those two dudes are in both filming and editing styles

Anyways, this are some of the videos ive seen as of the last few years that i found to be really appealing, some for different reasons than others