Mr. French Toast is not a softie.
In the seven years that we’ve been together, I’ve seen him drop a tear…twice. Once was when he was watching a Chinese film about an estranged father and son, and the other time was when he discovered the company StillMotion and their same day edits.
sokie + anhtuan // my goal is to make him cry . sde from stillmotion on Vimeo.
Mr. French Toast is completely fascinated by StillMotion’s techniques, choice of music, story board and pretty much everything they do. He was so inspired to learn about videography that he spent many late nights at work compiling material and consulting with his engineering colleagues, until one night, he came home with his prized possession. May I present to you, Mr. French Toast’s first wedding-related DIY!
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He built this rig to mount the camera on so that it can glide and pan smoothly when shooting video.
And the fruits of his labor are showcased below during an afternoon of baking with my friend G.
SDE_Baking_10_2_2010_MOV from John on Vimeo.
Please excuse my no makeup face, pink slippers and short nails. It was a spontaneous shoot!
For the wedding, we’re still figuring out the video situation because obviously Mr. FT won’t be able to film on the day of. It’s an important piece to the puzzle that we don’t want to miss out on, so whether it means recruiting a friend or hiring a videographer, The French Toasts will have video!
Has your SO surprised you in any way with his/her hidden talents that was helpful during the wedding planning process?
hee hee!
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