Eyedirect

“I was asked to direct and shoot a television commercial for Target Department Stores, using that year’s spokes’dog’ Wishbone, of PBS fame.  My challenge was to shoot something novel, that hadn’t been done in the previous 40 episodes.  I wanted to have Wishbone look into the camera after responding to an off-camera voice.  The animal trainer said she could hold his look into the lens and pull him from the lens… but there was no way she could ‘send’ him to look into the lens.  I proposed a solution by using a periscope of sorts that would allow her to pull the dog’s attention directly into the lens by asking him to respond to a reflection.  The first ‘dog-looker’ was fashioned out of a pizza box and then foam core and used on the shoot day.  It worked beautifully.  No retakes and the dog would look everytime.  My producer said, ‘you need to patent this’, and we moved into the next stage of development for what is now known as the EyeDirect.  The show’s producer wanted my device for the rest of the season, so I felt it was a great success.”  Steve McWilliams, EyeDirect Inventor

Eyedirect Mark II with Foam Fitted Rolling Case

Overview Eyedirect Mark II with Foam Fitted Rolling Case Product Highlights Provides On-Camer...

Overview Eyedirect Mark II with Foam Fitted Rolling Case Product Highlights Provides On-Camera Talent Eye Contact 50/50 Beamsplitter For Mirrorless to Digital Cinema Cameras Supports Small to Large Diameter Lenses Can Be Used as Teleprompter Custom Cut Foam in Rolling Case A flexible way of maintaining the eye contact with on-camera talent/interview subjects with your camera, the EyeDirect Mark II is more than just a teleprompter that feeds your on-camera subject lines to read, it also...

€2.298

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