For Harmony James’ track “Good Enough” we ventured out to Luddenham in western Sydney to a fantastic location. It was a cottage that was over a century old. We used minimal lighting on this clip with a single light source outside the window providing a natural looking glow in the room where Harmony would perform. The cameras we used on this were the Canon EOS 5D, 7D and 550D with a combo of Zeiss and Canon L glass. Shooting in the house provided some great textures on the old walls and floor and also a beautiful ambient light, but the rickety floor boards and creaky structure meant that we couldn’t lug too much gear into there so it was great shooting with a light camera setup on this one.
The other location was the horse stud where we got some nice coverage of Harmony riding the horse at dusk. We used a jib and also the Kessler pocket dolly to get some of the camera movement out in the field and the Zacuto shoulder rig for the handheld shots. It was quite bright out there and the Z-finder came in very handy to help get us a decent exposure when operating off the shoulder. The music video was edited and graded by Muy Lang Linda Ung at LitUp Digital.
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