They expect to see something huge, not a pocket camera. Leica gives me unique pictures and people can’t understand what type and brand of cameras I use for video shooting. Results don’t depend from equipment, now anyone can make great videos using only a simple camera. “All my videos are shot without steadicam, only hands and Leica. Creative process means a lot for me even when I shoot commercial. This project was shot with a small, unpretentious Leica D-Lux 6 camera, without any additional equipment, lenses or light (no changing lenses in this model). From 2013, Pelykh has been filming with Leica. He continues, “I like the process of shooting, always experimenting with angles, movement and of course I wanted to show all skills in 15 sec, too” with a smile on his face. Your content has to be good, otherwise, it won’t transcend. It’s the battle of the short attention span of the Millennial generation. It was a very interesting experience for me because it’s so hard to show everything during 15 seconds.” Both creatives and brands around the globe, struggle when coming up with striking and intriguing content for social media.
“In each video you can see a different story, style and mood. “Our video project for the upcoming collection was made as a set of videos for social media,” Ruslan explains. She uses the best fabrics and her collections are based on chic design and perfect quality.” Creative endeavors may rise from serendipitous moments, including the ones you might miss when swiping left or right.įor these fashion films, Kova didn’t want to make a traditional, clean catalog shooting because she is conscious and aware that this type of content is not interesting for followers.
The New York-based photographer has worked with many creative beings, among those, Valentina Kova. More importantly, he points out to the fact that now you can get the “job done through Instagram or Facebook and clients don’t need to go to production companies if they like your style, who you are and what you do.” “They really care about their own platforms, too, and want to get something short, beautiful and extraordinary.” He suggests to “be more creative than others and pay attention of new audience.”įor Ruslan, there’s no secret that today social media can bе have a stronger impact for clients than portfolios, collaborations and presentations. “Everything is change and now people want to make the same but in 15 sec only,” Ruslan says referring to the fast-paced world of social media. I shoot mostly fashion videos: commercial, video look-books, campaigns, and sometimes music videos.” He continues by mentioning some client work developed a couple of years ago, where his main objective was to make 2-minute long fashion films, adding a cohesive story, depicting intimate details of fabrics, style, and spirit of the collection. Ruslan explains: “I work as director, video editor and photographer.
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This time around, he shows us a series of four exquisitely done videos created for New York luxury fashion and jewelry designer Valentina Kova. Pelykh has been an avid Leica Camera user, more specifically, the D-Lux 6, to shoot fashion, music and commercial videos. Or a fast enough shutter to achieve melancholic and breathtaking views of the New York skyline shadowed by the silky silhouette of a young woman. For Ukranian-born Ruslan Pelykh, video is more than a thousand images. There’s no denying it, a picture is worth more than a thousand words.
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