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10 Couples, 3 Questions (Valentine’s Day Special Project)

  • March 8, 2011 at 10:38 pm

I had a lot of fun making this video. The idea came out quite prompt and random. Perhaps I was inspired by few of the videos I’d watched on YouTube or Vimeo. It was quite delightful to observe the couples’ reaction that I’d approached. When I acknowledge them that this video will be share online, either Youtube or Vimea, immediately there were quite number of them turn down my interview invitation. Guess not a lot of people willing to show their faces online :p only 2 out of the 10 couples that agreed to get interviewed by me. So it took me a few weekends to get 10 couples interviewed This might not be a great video that produced by me, but the experience for doing such was priceless :) The couples’ facial expression, how they look and smile to each other, how they answer my questions totally make my day. Places that I found those couples: Bangsar Village The Curve The Garden Special thanks to Sammy and Miami willing to help me interview some of the couples. There times I had to do it by myself only, which was not convenient at all :( Thanks PPSW for pointing out some key element to add in this video. And thanks Joshua and Nigel for provide some tips to improve this video :) Thanks a lot to that ten lovely couples that willing to join. May your all have a great Valentine’s day and hope your love last till the end. Happy Valentine’s Day :) Since a lot of you asking which camera I’m using, So here you go: Canon 5D MK II + 50MM F1.8 lens + Rode VideoMic www.twitter.com www …

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