Girlschool- Slim’s, San Francisco 5/24/15 Part 1 Canon HFG30 & Rode Video Pro Mic

I have been a huge Girlschool fan since I was 13 years old- me and my cousin Tony Schwartz would listen to them while loading trucks at valley parcel in the early ’80’s. They were one of the only NWOBHM bands that I really cared about, but had never seen (Tank being the other). They played Sacramento in 1983, but I was too young to go. So, tonight, I was on the 3rd night in a row of filming shows. Filming shows with the G30 is like Yoga- you need to hold the pose and keep that 2lb camera steady. EVERYTHING hurt at this point- back, legs, arm. Everything. Anyway, the band came out and had some technical issues to start- one guitar was so badly out of tune that they screwed up, then stopped “c’mon let’s go”. From there, they seemed to regroup and put together an awesome set that drew heavily from the first 2 LPs and the first 7″. Great show! I recommend watching the latter part of this show (part 2-4) because that’s when they really get going.. and you should check them out on their tour happening now!

This is part 1 only- you can find the rest of the show on Youtube

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Rode Video Pro Mic

 

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Green Day- 924 Gilman, Berkeley Ca. 5/17/15 LIVE Multicam Canon HFG Pro Cameras

Some folks might like this one. Thanks to everyone for making it happen- Corbett for helping me get into the show, Dan for shooting the stage camera, Jason for the audio mix (man it sounded good in there), and Agelos for editing it all together. I FINALLY GOT THE OK to post this!! Filmed by me (Shayne) with 1 Canon HFG30 on a monopod, 1 Canon HFG10 mounted to the ladder, and dan holding an HFG10. Audio via Sony PCM-M10 & DPA4061 mics. Note to aggregators: Please don’t ask for my footage. Feel free to link to my site, but I hold you in the same regard as the guys who sold VHS tapes at record shows in the 80s/90s… making profit off of others’ work. So, please, if you are aggregator, don’t even try. My channel is non-monetized so all funds go to the artists.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Cnaon HFG10, Sony PCM-M10  & DPA4061

Edited/Remixed By: Agelos

Additional help by: Corbett, Dan, Jason

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Bobby Joe Ebola-924 Gilman St, Berkeley, CA 5/17/15 3 cam Multicam mix AK Press 1984 Printing Benefit

First and foremost, this show was a benefit to help the people who lost their homes, work and lives as a result of the fire a AK Press/1984 Printing. Please consider throwing a few bucks their way: http://www.gofundme.com/akpressfire http://www.gofundme.com/1984printing I have seen BJE multiple times, and this was the best show I have ever seen them do. Thanks to Dan Hashtrash at KILLTHATCAT for the stage camerawork, and thanks to TROMSTER (Agelos) for the editing and audio synch work, and to Jason Ellis for the audio mixdown! Equipment used: Canon HFG30 in back of club on a monopod. HFG10 mounted to a ladder. Dan handheld an HFG10 by the stage. Audio from a Somy M10/DPA4061 Mics.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, HFG10, Somy M10/DPA4061

Edited/Remixed By:Agelos

Additional help by: Dan Hashtrash

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Green Day- 924 Gilman, Berkeley Ca. 5/17/15 Multicamera with DPA4061 Audio NEW ENHANCED

I posted this one a few years ago, before I knew how to use all of this video enhancement software so the raw angles were edited together. This time around, we put a lot of work up front into enhancing each angle to get the colors to match (as much as this color blind guy can manage). Jim McLain also helped with the G10 ladder angle- the lighting was very uneven before, and he was able to even it out with some effect in adobe premiere.

here is the original description:
Thanks to everyone for making it happen- Corbett for helping me get into the show, Dan for shooting the stage camera, Jason for the audio mix (man it sounded good in there), and Agelos for editing it all together.
I FINALLY GOT THE OK to post this!!

Filmed by Shayne Stacy with 1 Canon HFG30 on a monopod, 1 Canon HFG10 mounted to the ladder, and Daniel Hague holding an HFG10. Audio via Sony PCM-M10 & DPA4061 mics.
Enhancements/color correction by Jim Mclain and Shayne Stacy in Adobe Premiere and Neat Video
Audio remix by Anonymous
Multicamera edit by Tromster

It was definitely a team effort!

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