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About Zeke Kamm. Zeke Kamm has made hit TV shows and movies in Hollywood for decades. He is also a motivational speaker and an educator who uses kindness, humor, vulnerability, and storytelling to help people understand their Why, and reach their Goals.
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Q&A with Zeke Kamm. Zeke Kamm is a writer, filmmaker, and local celebrity in Bend for his role in producing The Last Blockbuster, the 2020 Netflix documentary that put Bend on the map for home movie lovers around the world. Our very own Doone Williams, filmmaker and Tin Pan Marketing and Programming coordinator, spoke with Zeke about his early ...
Nov 3, 2022 · The director, Zeke Kamm, talked about the culture of the ‘buster: “Most people, I think, when they think about renting videos — if they're the right age — they don't remember the movie that...
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- The Three Blackmagic Cam Setups
- Low Profile
- Medium Setup
- Cages
- Monitoring
- Monitor Mounts
- Follow Focus
- Lenses
- Audio
- Larger Setup
1 – Low Profile Setup: This is a very compact setup that I use when we need to be inconspicuous and/or move fast. You know what I mean, right? 2 – Medium Setup: When we have to travel light – no checked bags and/or no crew, but still be able to shoot for many hours in a day and have the right tools with us to make our job easier. 3 – Larger Setup: ...
As a filmmaker, I get to travel all over the world and I find the less I carry, the more freedom I have. Shooting with a very stripped-down setup is the same. There are definitely sacrifices to be made when shooting this way. Some of those sacrifices do affect the end product – like the limited focal range of having just one lens. But mostly it lim...
My Medium Setup is my favorite and most used of the three. It still keeps everything fairly compact but adds a ton of functionality that improves my shooting experience.
This camera really wants to be in a cage and that’s not a bad thing. Having a camera I can configure and reconfigure for the situation takes some experimentation, but putting in the work can reap big rewards. I’ve tried half a dozen cages. The quality ranged from garbage to fine, but not for the way I shoot. Then there was one that I liked consider...
I’ve been using theSmallHD 702 Bright for quite a while. Sometimes it’s a bit big for my needs, but most of the time I’m happy to have the 7” screen. And it’s bright enough to use outside in most situations. There’s a 5” super bright monitor out now from another brand that I haven’t had time to check out yet, so in the meantime, if I need something...
My two favorite monitor mounts are the Zacuto Z-Rail Ball Mount and the XTENDER 210 Friction Mount. The Z-Rail Ball mount has Nato clamps on both sides so moving it around the rig or taking it off to pack up is quick and easy. But the magic happens when you tighten the ball down just right. You can adjust the position of your monitor with one hand ...
I’ve been using the Tilta Nucleus Nanolately. It’s super lightweight and compact. And as long as I’m already using my bebob’s to power the rig it’s a breeze to add in the Nano. It’s not without its quirks, but it dramatically improves my focusing options during production and for the price, it’s really an impressive piece of gear. To keep my medium...
With the medium set up I sometimes just bring the Metabones and Tamron combo, I mentioned earlier – especially if I know I’m going to have to work quickly and be on the move, but if I know I’ll have time to do lens changes and proper setups, I’m happiest to bring along my set of vintage Contax Zeiss glass. It also depends on what look I’m after.
Since I’m not worried about being inconspicuous with the medium-sized rig, I can throw a shotgun mic on there. I’ve been using a Kondor Blue XLR to mini XLR to connect the RODE NTG3. The NTG3 is a really great mic, particularly when we’ve got a boom operator. Using audio from a mic that’s mounted on the camera is never my first choice, but again, f...
In the history of cinema, I’d still consider my larger set up quite small. If I break it down, I can still get it into a carry on size bag. It’s basically the medium set up: Zacuto cage, bebob V Micro batteries, monitor, etc. with the addition of a few extras. My larger set up includes rails, shoulder pad, handles, and a dedicated EVF. Of the many,...
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Dec 15, 2020 · The Last Blockbuster. By Alan Ng | December 15, 2020. To say that Taylor Morden and Zeke Kamm’s The Last Blockbuster is a nostalgia documentary is a gross understatement. If you’ve ever stepped foot in a Blockbuster video store in your life, get ready for an incredible journey into the past.
