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    Made to be Seen

    2 years of spectacular travelling in a 5 minute timelapse film :)
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    Made to be Seen

    Uploaded Jun 23, 2014
    Alright! So basically this is my nature demo reel!!! My passion for the past 2 years has been to show off creation as best I know how, which lead me to mountain tops, canyons, beaches and all sorts of spectacular places! I have been so blessed to be able to witness some of the things I've seen in the past 2 years. A very common question I get is, "What on earth do you do during the hours that you have to sit there and wait for your camera!?!?" But for me that is the best part. It's one thing to pull up to a beautiful scene and take a quick pic and run off to the next scene. When you are at a particular location for up to a few hours you start to put your smart phone down and notice the little things, a small stream here.. a rabbit in the bushes.. the birds in the trees and you are able to truly be in that location with no distractions and take it all in. For me that is the part I am most passionate about! Thankfully I have been able to follow this passion of mine and continue to travel as I am extremely fortunate to work for an amazing company called Roadtrippers.com which allows me to travel and document roadtripping!
    Our Films: vimeo.com/roadtrippers
    The hardest part of this film for me was finding the right song. It had been months of casual searching with nothing. Then one day while I was at home (vancouver) sitting in Church my pastor used this song to help prove a point, that we have a soul and that is what seperates us from the rest of nature.Anyways the second I heard it I knew it was perfect and I rushed home to start the editing process! Anyways a few weeks later and here we are!
    The song is called: Saturn - Sleeping at Last sleepingatlast.com
    If you want to see exactly what goes into making one of these videos check out a day in my life while on the road here: vimeo.com/89324153
    Anyways the equipment I used for this film includes a bunch of Canon gear:
    5d2, 6d, 16-35, 24-70, 70-200,
    Rokinon 14mm (great for stars)
    Lee Filters
    A Bunch of Manfrotto tripods and my Motion Control!
    Dynamic Perception makes some fantastic Sliders and now a pan/tilt head that is sweet but its the stage 1 that really changed things for me. It makes it possible to bring a slider on a long hike or on the airplane as its carbon fiber and super light!
    DP Stage 1 Carbon and DP Stage 0 - dynamicperception.com
    Emotimo TB3 emotimo.com
    Promote Control (Best intervalometer I have by far) goo.gl/8aIWL
    F-stop Tilopa BC
    And of course I couldn't have done it without my Westfalia!!
    All of these clips are available in 4-6K, email me at joel@roadtrippers.com for inquires

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    Made to be Seen

    Directed by Joel Schat 2014 5 min
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    Made to be Seen

    Uploaded Jun 23, 2014
    Alright! So basically this is my nature demo reel!!! My passion for the past 2 years has been to show off creation as best I know how, which lead me to mountain tops, canyons, beaches and all sorts of spectacular places! I have been so blessed to be able to witness some of the things I've seen in the past 2 years. A very common question I get is, "What on earth do you do during the hours that you have to sit there and wait for your camera!?!?" But for me that is the best part. It's one thing to pull up to a beautiful scene and take a quick pic and run off to the next scene. When you are at a particular location for up to a few hours you start to put your smart phone down and notice the little things, a small stream here.. a rabbit in the bushes.. the birds in the trees and you are able to truly be in that location with no distractions and take it all in. For me that is the part I am most passionate about! Thankfully I have been able to follow this passion of mine and continue to travel as I am extremely fortunate to work for an amazing company called Roadtrippers.com which allows me to travel and document roadtripping!
    Our Films: vimeo.com/roadtrippers
    The hardest part of this film for me was finding the right song. It had been months of casual searching with nothing. Then one day while I was at home (vancouver) sitting in Church my pastor used this song to help prove a point, that we have a soul and that is what seperates us from the rest of nature.Anyways the second I heard it I knew it was perfect and I rushed home to start the editing process! Anyways a few weeks later and here we are!
    The song is called: Saturn - Sleeping at Last sleepingatlast.com
    If you want to see exactly what goes into making one of these videos check out a day in my life while on the road here: vimeo.com/89324153
    Anyways the equipment I used for this film includes a bunch of Canon gear:
    5d2, 6d, 16-35, 24-70, 70-200,
    Rokinon 14mm (great for stars)
    Lee Filters
    A Bunch of Manfrotto tripods and my Motion Control!
    Dynamic Perception makes some fantastic Sliders and now a pan/tilt head that is sweet but its the stage 1 that really changed things for me. It makes it possible to bring a slider on a long hike or on the airplane as its carbon fiber and super light!
    DP Stage 1 Carbon and DP Stage 0 - dynamicperception.com
    Emotimo TB3 emotimo.com
    Promote Control (Best intervalometer I have by far) goo.gl/8aIWL
    F-stop Tilopa BC
    And of course I couldn't have done it without my Westfalia!!
    All of these clips are available in 4-6K, email me at joel@roadtrippers.com for inquires
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    Made to be Seen

    Alright! So basically this is my nature demo reel!!! My passion for the past 2 years has been to show off creation as best I know how, which lead me to mountain tops, canyons, beaches and all sorts of spectacular places! I have been so blessed to be able to witness some of the things I've seen in the past 2 years. A very common question I get is, "What on earth do you do during the hours that you have to sit there and wait for your camera!?!?" But for me that is the best part. It's one thing to pull up to a beautiful scene and take a quick pic and run off to the next scene. When you are at a particular location for up to a few hours you start to put your smart phone down and notice the little things, a small stream here.. a rabbit in the bushes.. the birds in the trees and you are able to truly be in that location with no distractions and take it all in. For me that is the part I am most passionate about! Thankfully I have been able to follow this passion of mine and continue to travel as I am extremely fortunate to work for an amazing company called Roadtrippers.com which allows me to travel and document roadtripping!

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