

Check out this video drop from M.L. (My Life) live from the Miami Beach set of the “Rockstar Sushi” Music Video which I Directed!! You can follow M.L. on twitter & instagram @ML4Sure


Check out this video drop from M.L. (My Life) live from the Miami Beach set of the “Rockstar Sushi” Music Video which I Directed!! You can follow M.L. on twitter & instagram @ML4Sure
[VEGAS IN MOTION] shows the movement of Las Vegas! The entire video is a montage of various different time lapses that I shot all around Las Vegas. Most of the time lapses have been shot from my hotel rooms at the Excalibur Hotel, Monte Carlo, & Caesars Palace! After watching Phillip Blooms Las Vegas Time Lapse video, I was inspired to create my own. Las Vegas is one of my new favorite cities and I really wanted to show the world how amazing the vegas strip really is. I shot the entire video on my Canon Rebel T2i DSLR using a Shoot Timer Remote. Please share this with all of your friends!!!

Hey guys! So I decided to do a test to see if a monopod which retails for around $15 in conjunction with an Image Stabilized lens would be just as steady as a Glidecam HD-4000 which retails for around $500. I went out to Tree Tops Park to run some test footage with the monopod. I did both walking and running shots and what I found was that the monopod is okay for walking shots (still not perfect) and running was way too shaky. If your going for the handheld look for running it would be great (ex: Action sequence). The monopod worked well on smooth ground for walking shots. If you’re on a budget and can’t afford the $500 Glidecam HD-4000, the monopod can work with walking shots you just gotta walk very slow and watch where you’re walking. Check out the test footage that I shot below and leave your comments on what you think!
Here is a sneak preview to a video I have been working on for a long time now! “Miami In Motion” is a video I have been working on that consists of time lapses from all around Miami. I have a few more time lapses to shoot and then I will be editing this video! I’m excited for this project and I can’t wait to release it! Stay tuned!!
Welcome to the NEW GaryDunkel.com!!! I’m proud to say that I have finally updated my website from the old boring one! I will be updating my blog more frequently with this website and plan on making it a lot more interactive! I will be keeping everyone more up to date with my videos! I hope that you will check out the entire website and enjoy viewing my Video section and my Photography section! If you have any questions or comments there are comment sections on every page of this website where you can leave one. Also, as always you can also contact me directly by visiting the Contact page! Thanks a lot for checking out my website and I hope that you will come back often to see what new projects I’m working on!
This is my brand new 2011 Demo Reel. It is a compilation of my work dating back about 6 years to the present time. This video shows my skills as a Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Writer, & Editor! Please let me know what you think!
This is my first official time-lapse of the Miami skyline! I was shooting the skyline across the bay by the MacArthur Causeway. This time lapse was created by using 5 second intervals on the Shoot Timer Remote. All together it took 598 photos to complete this time-lapse and almost 2 hours!
I have always admired time lapse videos! I think it is one of the coolest effects you can do and I really love watching them. I wanna start doing my own time lapse videos so I looked at random videos on youtube to kinda get an idea of what to do and I came across the video above! That video is incredible. It is very well put together with the editing and music! I plan on doing a lot of my own time lapse videos soon. I’m going to Vegas next month and I will definitely be doing one while I’m there as well as other photos! The way I used to do time lapse videos never looked right. I used to lock down my Panasonic DVX 100B video camera on a tripod, press record and let it run for a while and then take it into Final Cut and speed it up. That way kinda works but it definitely doesn’t work if you’re trying to do a sunrise/sunset or an extended period of time! With a DSLR it’s so much easier and it actually works! I’ll post up my own time lapse videos when they’re created!