Slow-Motion: Cinematographer David Torres’ stunning work

In this post I wanted to present a selection of short films produced by Mexican production company The Mates for the project “Stars of the Bicentennial” to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the founding of Mexico as a Country.

Cameraman and Cinematographer David Torres did an amazing job using the Phantom and Red One Camera with lenses Red Pro Primes.

The dream and the challenge is to transmit through images that can be perceived not only natural beauty and biodiversity, but the soul, spirit, feelings and pride of Mexico.

If you like horses watch the first video: The images are just spectacular!

Altamura Sinaloa

Chihuahua

Palenque Chiapas

Coahuila

Sonora

Cenote Mil Brujos Yucatan

Oaxaca

Quintana Roo

Tamaulipas

Veracruz

Yucatan

Sian kan / Tulum

Las Nubes Chiapas

Coahuila Maderas del Carmen

Monte Albán

Hierve el Agua Oaxaca

Posted on May 21, 2011 by Martin in Cameras, Entertainment, Phantom, RED, Short Movies, Video 1 Comment

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One Response to Slow-Motion: Cinematographer David Torres’ stunning work

Carlos Sargedas January 28, 2012
I need to talk to Ms David Torres, to Invite to came to Portugal show this films in Tourism Film Festival

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Carlos Sargedas Fotografer/ Producer