This is the music video for the song "Gravel" by Ember Fx. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II camera at 30fps then slowed down to 24fps. Lead singer Michael Berns had to sing to a version of the song that was sped up by 125% during filming. Then, when the footage was slowed down in post production to 24fps in Final Cut Pro, it matched the original speed of the album version of "Gravel"and Michael appears to move in slow motion. Visit EmberFx.com, join the mailing list. Cinematography was by Mark Richard Berns Additional notes on filming... Gravel was shot using 4 prime lenses only-Canon Ef Lens 85mm f/1.2L, Ef 200mm f/2L, Ef 24mm f/1.4L II, Canon Ef 135mm f/2.0 -The slow motion technique whereby the song is filmed at a faster speed then slowed down in post production gained popularity as effect after Coldplay used the technique in their music video for the song "Yellow." But Coldplay shot "Yellow" at 50fps and slowed it down to 25fps, which created a much more noticeable slow motion effect than the 30fps to 24fps change seen in Gravel. This camera system is the same system that was used on the FOX show House MD Recording notes - Michael recorded this song in a recording studio where the main microphone used was a Neumann u87ai through Neve 1272 preamps, to Apogee AD-8000 special edition converters. Shure sm57 microphones were used on background vocals with a Presonus pre. For playback on the set during filming, the song was actually playing off of Michael's iPhone in <b>...</b>