MICRO WEDDINGS ON A BUDGET
MICRO WEDDINGS ON A BUDGET WE MAKE SMALL BUDGETS A BIG PRODUCTION
A micro wedding is the perfect way to have your dream wedding in an intimate, memorable, and budget friendly way. It allows you to invite a small guest list of your nearest, dearest friends and family for an intimate affair that blends big impact details at a fraction of the cost. A micro wedding is an ideal cross between an elopement and a big traditional wedding – it might just be the answer you were looking for to best suit your style! This enables you to focus your budget on the details that are most important to you. A micro wedding is not settling, but is actually nothing short of a win-win! It creates all the glamour and impact of a big wedding, gives you room for less stress and more joy. Micro weddings help lead couples into their happily ever after and we guarantee an amazing experience at a price that you can afford.
Amy Mercado for Orange County 🍊 Property Appraiser.
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PinkMD
PinkMD was invented by a group of Dermatologist specialists. They produced a cream with a ton of health benefits and the ability to rejuvenate the skin!
They approached us for marketing pictures.
We did headshots for their team of dermatologists as well as product pictures.
Our creative team here at Castaldo Studio were so inspired but how amazing the pictures came out that we decided to make a product ad for the client!
We got talent from Modern Muse and shot a 20 second ad.
Production only took a day and we are so happy with how everything turned out!
For Circuit Judge of Florida's 9th Judicial Circuit Elect Vincent Falcone
VINCENT’S COMMITMENT TO ORANGE & OSCEOLA COUNTIES
Against The Grain: Making Cereal Ads For Generation Y
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Find a location – before you start shooting, find your location or set up the scene.
Set up the scene – set up the table around 10-15 feet from the backdrop so the background is out of focus. We add a piece of a wooden table, but you can get any piece of wood you have around or opt for a different look.
Camera placement – place the camera onto a tripod, almost level to the board (at eye-level). We shot with a 50mm lens on a black magic 4k. They suggest shooting at 60fps so you can add some slo-mo. Also, use lower ISO (800 or lower) to get less noise.
Backdrop light – add a hard light to the background for some texture (keep in mind though that it won’t work if you use a printed backdrop). Point the light to the background from below and make it right behind your bottle.
Overhead light – add a soft overhead light to the scene and move it a bit to the side of your subject. This way, it won’t create a huge reflection on the front of the bottle. We placed it at 45 degrees on the back.
Main light – you’ll need another soft light, on the opposite side of the bottle. In this case, it’s 45 degrees on the front, pointed at the label. A larger the light source, the more natural look. You’ll get and a pleasant reflection that makes the bottle look more appealing. If you don’t have multiple lights, you can always improvise with some construction lights and DIY diffusion panels. Perhaps a V-flat would also do the trick.
Visual interest – add some practical lights in the background to add mood to your shot. We used string lights, something like this.
Practical interest – your background is now well-lit, and so is the bottle, but you wanna make it “pop.” Cut a piece of diffusion shaped as the bottle and stick it on the back side so the bottle isn’t transparent any more. It will make a lot of difference.
Make it cold – I don’t know anyone who likes drinking warm beer. So, you want to make it cold, or even better – look cold. Use a mixture of glycerin and water, add it to a spray bottle and spray it on your bottle of beer. This mixture will stay there, it won’t melt away and make the label wet, so you can finish the shoot with the bottle still looking nice and cold.
Against The Grain: Making Cereal Ads For Generation Y
Like many of my contemporary college students I am a very big fan of breakfast cereals. In fact—to us—it is not just breakfast cereal, but lunch cereal, dinner cereal, and late-night-snack cereal. And despite our parents telling us to act our age we still have a place in our hearts, and our bowls, for children’s cereals. So when I recently saw Froot Loop’s “Bring Back the Awesome” advert I got that glittery feeling that one gets with a good ad, the feeling that says, “They’re talking to me.”
BEER COMMERCIAL SHOOT black magic 4k
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Find a location – before you start shooting, find your location or set up the scene.
Set up the scene – set up the table around 10-15 feet from the backdrop so the background is out of focus. We add a piece of a wooden table, but you can get any piece of wood you have around or opt for a different look.
Camera placement – place the camera onto a tripod, almost level to the board (at eye-level). We shot with a 50mm lens on a black magic 4k. They suggest shooting at 60fps so you can add some slo-mo. Also, use lower ISO (800 or lower) to get less noise.
Backdrop light – add a hard light to the background for some texture (keep in mind though that it won’t work if you use a printed backdrop). Point the light to the background from below and make it right behind your bottle.
Overhead light – add a soft overhead light to the scene and move it a bit to the side of your subject. This way, it won’t create a huge reflection on the front of the bottle. We placed it at 45 degrees on the back.
Main light – you’ll need another soft light, on the opposite side of the bottle. In this case, it’s 45 degrees on the front, pointed at the label. A larger the light source, the more natural look. You’ll get and a pleasant reflection that makes the bottle look more appealing. If you don’t have multiple lights, you can always improvise with some construction lights and DIY diffusion panels. Perhaps a V-flat would also do the trick.
Visual interest – add some practical lights in the background to add mood to your shot. We used string lights, something like this.
Practical interest – your background is now well-lit, and so is the bottle, but you wanna make it “pop.” Cut a piece of diffusion shaped as the bottle and stick it on the back side so the bottle isn’t transparent any more. It will make a lot of difference.
Make it cold – I don’t know anyone who likes drinking warm beer. So, you want to make it cold, or even better – look cold. Use a mixture of glycerin and water, add it to a spray bottle and spray it on your bottle of beer. This mixture will stay there, it won’t melt away and make the label wet, so you can finish the shoot with the bottle still looking nice and cold.
Jared Violin + Matt Bell new music video 🎥😊🙌🍿🎼Location: Majors-Motors
Jared Violin + Matt Bell new music video 🎥😊🙌🍿🎼Location: Majors-Motors
For Business, Entertainment or Social Media, the best Headshots in Orlando
For Business, Entertainment or Social Media, the best Headshots in Orlando
Professional Headshots | Corporate Headshots
Professional Headshots | Corporate Headshots
Food and Beverage Video Production | CASTALDO STUDIO MEDIA Productions
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www.CASTALDOmedia.com - Photo + Video
Project: Cocktail Tutorial
Client: www.MyBarService.com - Adam DeVito
Simple, quick, and a fun drink to make at your Halloween party 👻
You can’t throw a truly festive Halloween party without a great signature cocktail 💀🍸 Check us out - www.MyBarService.com - Adam DeVito
🥃 #HalloweenCocktails
2 ounces Kraken (Black Spiced Rum),
Luxardo cherry w/splash of syrup from jar.
3/4 - 1 ounce Coke
Orange whip on rim of glass- Angostura bitters, heavy cream, orange gelatin powder, simple syrup, confectioners powder.
Pumpkin Spice Powder on the orange whip - rim of glass.
Dime size piece of dry ice.
Thin sliced orange wedge for garnish.
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The Mid Florida Institute of Plastic Surgery
Confidence at every age. Our top talent physicians create natural looking transformations
Service Provided: Headshots For Magazine cover - Medical Photographer
Everyone who owns a smartphone also owns a powerful camera — but that doesn’t mean everyone takes great pictures. Photography remains an art, and medical photography is even more so.
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