“The Key” short film by Peter Bohush
Here’s a short film I recently completed.
An action/chase movie with two great actors, Chris Ciulla and Kevin Cabral.
Written, directed and edited by Peter Bohush. A Finch Hollow Production.
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Shot on Canon 5D Mark II and Red One cameras. Edited in Final Cut Pro 7.
9-10: The Day Before – a film by Peter Bohush
My latest short film. This is video footage I shot at the World Trade Center, combined with actual FDNY radio communications from 9-11. This video footage has never been seen before. Please watch it, and if you like it please let your friends know about it. Thanks.
Halo Rig HD reviewed: great camera stabilizer
Halo Rig camera stabilizer review by Peter Bohush from Peter Bohush on Vimeo.
Halo Rig Camera Stabilizer
Steer your way to steadier shots
by Peter Bohush
The Halo Rig HD camera stabilizer, from HaloRig.com, is a low-cost circular rig for handheld shooting that improves the stability and fluidness of shots. Think of it as a poor-man’s Steadicam. Or even the poor-man’s Varizoom.
The Halo Rig HD is a 3/4 round tube with a flat bottom. Sort of like a steering wheel with the bottom cut off. A lightweight camera or camcorder attaches to the flat crossbar, allowing the operator to “steer” the camera. Continue reading
Living Spaces: Old Sturbridge Village – TV pilot
Visit Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts, a living museum showing how people lived and worked in 1830s New England. Series pilot, hosted by Bill Fitzgerald and Peter Bohush.
This was a TV pilot produced by Bill Fitzgerald. I co-hosted and shot about half of it, while Bill shot the other half and edited it. Basically we would show up at an interesting cultural location, spend a little time learning about it, then turn the camera on and wing it.
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ERA Realty recruiting video demo
This is a short corporate recruiting video I shot and edited several years ago for a real estate firm in Massachusetts.
It was shot in one day at two locations, with non-actors. Real people don’t speak in smooth sound bites, so the challenge came in editing the snippets together to create smoother performances as well as tell a complete story.
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Peter’s directing reel
Peter Bohush
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