"Sights and Sounds of Lagos" Tourist Documentary Series Shot on Sony FS100

 "Sights and Sounds of Lagos" Tourist Documentary Series Shot on Sony FS100 Digital Cinema Camera

I have just completed filming the first part of my "Sights and Sounds of Lagos" tourist documentary series using Sony FS100 and captured the
must see places in Lagos and believe it or not, there are millions of people in the same mega city of Lagos who have not been to many of
these unique places in Lagos. Even my Production Assistant Chibuzor Okoro has not been to The Palms in Lekki and she saw us capture the sunset on Victoria Island in captivating motion picture with Nigerian actress and model Mega Masha walking in the sunset with two horse riders along the road. It was awesome.
Millions of people in Lagos have not seen the sunset on Victoria Island. Now they will see it on film as never shown before.
Many Nollywood movies don't capture the scenic beauty of their locations.
The "Sights and Sounds of Lagos" is a must see, because the series will show the biggest mega city in Africa in motion as never seen before.

 Adesina Mutiu Okediran in action on location.

 Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima and Production Assistant, Chibuzor Okoro, who loves movies, but looking forward to becoming a medical doctor or pharmacist one fine day.

 Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima, Chibuzor Okoro and the Production Manager, Felix  Omokagbo Jegede on location at The Palms Shopping Mall in Lekki, Lagos.

Meg Masha, the natural Afro Girl of Lagos on location at The Palms Shopping Mall in Lekki, Lagos. 

Our cameraman is Adesina Mutiu Okediran of TodayMedia Solutions, a Lagos-Nigeria based Media/IT consultancy committed to providing excellence in client service. The guy is an expert on how best to use the Sony FS100 that has been described as a major breakthrough in indie film making,
Sony takes the concept of DSLR film making and creates a platform specifically designed for film making.
The FS100 uses a Super35 sensor, this makes it compatible with Cinema Style Lenses (with adapters), you have 2 XLR inputs for professional video mics, a ton less rolling shutter effect, 1080P 60 frames per second slow motion, and all the features you would expect in a Sony Pro Camera for just under $5000 dollars!

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