Directing
Victoria DeMartin
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Directing
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For Nikon: Filmmakers Victoria DeMartin and Mitch Blummer shot this incredible short film to capture the story of a ballet dancer. They brought this story to life in vivid and colorful detail, thanks to the Nikon Z6III’s cinematic features including the ability to shoot footage in N-RAW, and powerful Full HD slow motion. Graceful and authentic cinema, all delivered by the powerful new Z6III.
The Audition
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NRA young, unsuspecting man comes face to face with his own mortality.
The Chaperone
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An aspiring film editor receives the opportunity of a lifetime but sees her world begin to spiral out of control when the film starts to mirror her own life, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
The Cutting Room Floor
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Behind the camera
For Nikon: Filmmakers Victoria DeMartin and Mitch Blummer shot this incredible short film to capture the story of a ballet dancer. They brought this story to life in vivid and colorful detail, thanks to the Nikon Z6III’s cinematic features including the ability to shoot footage in N-RAW, and powerful Full HD slow motion. Graceful and authentic cinema, all delivered by the powerful new Z6III.
The Audition
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For Nikon: Filmmakers Victoria DeMartin and Mitch Blummer shot this incredible short film to capture the story of a ballet dancer. They brought this story to life in vivid and colorful detail, thanks to the Nikon Z6III’s cinematic features including the ability to shoot footage in N-RAW, and powerful Full HD slow motion. Graceful and authentic cinema, all delivered by the powerful new Z6III.
The Audition
—
NRA young, unsuspecting man comes face to face with his own mortality.
The Chaperone
—
An aspiring film editor receives the opportunity of a lifetime but sees her world begin to spiral out of control when the film starts to mirror her own life, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
The Cutting Room Floor
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An aspiring film editor receives the opportunity of a lifetime but sees her world begin to spiral out of control when the film starts to mirror her own life, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
The Cutting Room Floor
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