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Expire- 924 Gilman, Berkeley Ca. 2/12/17 4 camera Multicam Canon HFG30 Hardcore

Expire played Gilman on their last tour ever, earlier this year. The show was on a Sunday and it started pretty early. I had family obligations and I left to Berkeley as soon as I could. Well, I hit traffic (as an aside, what is up with Sac to Bay traffic now? WAY worse than 5 years ago) and I got there late. I walk in at about 8pm and find out that the show is running way early- all the band’s sets are short. Expire is going on and I have about 10 minutes to set up 4 cameras. So, I start setting up my crap as fast as I could- just tossing stuff everywhere sloppily to get it out there. Right as I set up the last camera and made my way to the back, they started. All of the angles turned out pretty damned great, given the circumstances. It actually made me laugh as I looked at them- sometimes you just get lucky. Agelos did an amazing job of editing this one- he loves the band and it shows. Thank you. Recorded with 2 canon HFG30 (one in gilman’s old sounboard crows nest, one on monopod), 1 HFG10(on the ladder) and a gopro behind the drummer.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, HFG10, GoPro

Edited/Remixed By: Agelos

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Artstreet Presents: Discussion with Carol Gale and Bo Richards Club Can’t Tell China Wagon 2/11/17

Here’s one that was on my youtube channel, but somehow did not get posted here.

Two of the people who helped to start Sacramento’s punk/alternative scene held a discussion at Artstreet last year.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30 & Rode Videomic Pro Stereo

This is part 1, part 2 is also available on YT

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Sarchasm- Whiskey Barrel Tavern, Stockton Ca. 2/6/17 Multicam with Rode VPS Audio!

Sarchasm is one of the “new wave” of bands who have sprouted from 924 Gilman’s scene. Bass player Alex Botkin is the guy responsible for the Lookouting shows along with a bunch of other cool shows along the way under the “taco truck” name. I had never been to the Whiskey Barrel before- it is a challenging place to film. They only have fluorescent lights, and the lights are behind the performers. So, bright backs, dark faces. Hm. It still turned out ok. Filmed with 2 HFG30 and 1 HFG10 on the pole, pointed at Alex.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Canon HFG10, Rode Video Pro Stereo Mic

 

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Last Communion- Whiskey Barrel Tavern, Stockton Ca. 2/5/17 Multicam with Rode Audio Live Punk

I posted the edit of the Sarchasm set a few years ago, but we never got back around to doing the rest of the bands.
Whiskey Barrel was a tough venue to film in- the stage was extremely low so shooting from straight back is hard. There was no room on stage and I only had 1 gopro, so I popped up a tripod side stage and the angle is a little tight. There is a pole right in the middle of the stage, which worked out nicely for a drum cam.
All in all, it turned out pretty good and it will probably be the only multicam hometown show ever from LC. Enjoy.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: HFG10, HFG30 x2, Gopro Hero 4 SIlver
Edit: Tromster

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