A 10 minute documentary that I made on Starved Rock for my CP102 class. I shot it over a period of 2 days, and edited it over the following month. I hope you enjoy the film, and keep and eye out for a couple of NSN members that you may know in the film.

I really like how this turned out so if you want to leave any feedback, that would be wonderful.

Shot with a Canon Rebel T2i
Lenses:
EF 50mm f1.8
EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6
EF-S 55-250mm 1:4-5.6
TS-E 24mm Tilt-Shift

Either link works, so you can use which ever site you prefer, vimeo or youtube.

I've always thought Starved Rock looked like a great place to spend time from all the great shots I've seen posted, Dan. Your video did a fine job of bringing it to life and now I'm convinced I need to visit Illinois so I can spend time there. Nice work!

Thoroughly enjoyable and an excellent look at the park. You've done an excellent job.

Couple of thoughts:

1: The handheld footage interviewing the ranger is a little distracting, I prefer when you're shooting from the tripod.

2: The side view of the ranger talking, the desk lamp is merging with his head, that again, I feel is distracting, one to watch for future projects.

Otherwise. a superb job... best wishes..

Very nice video Dan. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Rick

Nice quality images. Like the vertical pan of the waterfall and some of the shallow DOF effects. The music fits perfectly with the images, but the sound quality of the interviews needs a bit of work.

Well made documentary.