CheckTheGate – Part 5
9 Dec 2009
In this blog I posted the commercial I worked on during my internship at Check The Gate. It was a commercial for Angola, one of the former colonies of Portugal, where – just like in Portugal – they love football! Enjoy the 30 second commercial for ‘Ngol Lubrificantes’ and leave a comment if you like or not.
The commercial was shot with two Red One cameras and the post production was done in Tobis, the first post production house in Portugal.
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5 Responses to CheckTheGate – Part 5
henk
December 10th, 2009 at 01:21
Hoi JR
Dit kun jij.
Thomas
December 10th, 2009 at 16:41
Wow, what a cool commercial! What role did you play in the production, the whole process?
Jaap Ruurd Feitsma
December 10th, 2009 at 17:02
i was involved from the beginning (casting, scouting for locations, et cetera) till the end of the filmmaking (post production)
on the set I worked & learned with the Director of Photography (DOP) – choosing compositions and stuff and learned a lot about lighting and from the director.
Biggest learning point for me, kind of an eye-opener i suppose – was that it made me realize I’m working in the right field! I finally know – at least in long way – which direction I want to go
I would love to be a DOP one day or – obviously a director.. these are the two hardest jobs to get in the filmmaking world, though
but no guts no glory, right!? 
how’s your internship going!?
Arne
December 10th, 2009 at 22:55
Wow, dit ziet er heel goed uit jongen. Eerst Letting Go en nu dit. Jij zit inderdaad wel op je plaats als DOP of in de regiestoel. Zou me niks verbazen als je straks de eerste grote Hollywood of Europese filmproductie op je naam zet.
Ik zie dat Engels meer gangbaar is. So for the English speaking people I will make a summary.. he did great work!
grz
Arne
Jaap Ruurd Feitsma
December 12th, 2009 at 19:06
Thanks!
ik zal nog even reageren op je mailtje over het onderzoek!