Mark Bone
Director || Documentary Filmmaker
Founder @theartofdocumentary @mbnp.powergrade
I had the chance to test out the new Nikon ZR and shoot a fun short film with it. I stuck to my trusted @cookeoptics SP3 lenses and I was blown away the results on this camera, zero noise, and fantastic dynamic range. All shot on location in Wisconsin on my friends farm @fieldandfarmco
Watch the 3min documentary on my YouTube channel @markandrewbone

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop

New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop
New work with @markandrewbone for a feature doc that is in the works with the great @cbum
Big thanks to @atlaslensco for sponsoring the shoot and giving us access to the Orion silver edition anamorphic lenses.
Shot on the Alexa 35 in Florida! swipe for some bts!
Director: @markandrewbone
Producer: @tadmunnings
DP: 🤓
Gaffer: @derek_lamoureux
Key grip: @10kralf
Grip: @iamdanny_soto
1st AC: @chagdrickberger
BTS: @calvinyouttitham
Colorist: @colorsbythanush
Rentals: @setready_rentals @miamilightingandgrip
Lenses: @atlaslensco
#arri #alexa35 #atlaslensco #cinematography #dp #dop
We caught up with filmmaker @markandrewbone to find out about his new documentary on 6x Olympian @cbum
Bone shares his views on how to tell powerful stories and why the #sonyfx6 was the right camera for this intimate film.
#filmmaker #videoproduction #documentaryfilm #fx6 #cbum #dop #cinematography #videographer #videography
We are spoiled with the glut of camera options at this point. If you’re complaining about cameras these days then chances are you just like tech reviews and not filmmaking.
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Quick comparison between the Arcana Anamorphics and Arles Spherical lenses from @dzofilm
Out of the camera there’s some more contrast from the Arcana Anamorphics, but I have seen negligible color shift between the lenses.
Impressive overall for the Arcana’s at that price point.
I love the look of both sets. What do you like?

Quick comparison between the Arcana Anamorphics and Arles Spherical lenses from @dzofilm
Out of the camera there’s some more contrast from the Arcana Anamorphics, but I have seen negligible color shift between the lenses.
Impressive overall for the Arcana’s at that price point.
I love the look of both sets. What do you like?

Quick comparison between the Arcana Anamorphics and Arles Spherical lenses from @dzofilm
Out of the camera there’s some more contrast from the Arcana Anamorphics, but I have seen negligible color shift between the lenses.
Impressive overall for the Arcana’s at that price point.
I love the look of both sets. What do you like?

Quick comparison between the Arcana Anamorphics and Arles Spherical lenses from @dzofilm
Out of the camera there’s some more contrast from the Arcana Anamorphics, but I have seen negligible color shift between the lenses.
Impressive overall for the Arcana’s at that price point.
I love the look of both sets. What do you like?

[SWIPE ➡️] First look at the @dzofilm Arcana lenses. So far I’m loving the weight and close focus capabilities. The character of the lenses lands in the medium range of having more swirl and distortion than most other anamorphics in this price range but less than some vintage optics, which isn’t a bad thing but just taste/preference.
I added some frames to show the flares. These lenses are so light and compact that I had a rig just suction cupped to my car window with a cheap gecko rig and it worked fine, minimal vibrations. They are decently sharp at a first glance and have a 77mm front thread which is so nice if you have a bazillion ND filters for stills lenses like me.
We are giving away a set of these on @theartofdocumentary Let me know your thoughts!

[SWIPE ➡️] First look at the @dzofilm Arcana lenses. So far I’m loving the weight and close focus capabilities. The character of the lenses lands in the medium range of having more swirl and distortion than most other anamorphics in this price range but less than some vintage optics, which isn’t a bad thing but just taste/preference.
I added some frames to show the flares. These lenses are so light and compact that I had a rig just suction cupped to my car window with a cheap gecko rig and it worked fine, minimal vibrations. They are decently sharp at a first glance and have a 77mm front thread which is so nice if you have a bazillion ND filters for stills lenses like me.
We are giving away a set of these on @theartofdocumentary Let me know your thoughts!

[SWIPE ➡️] First look at the @dzofilm Arcana lenses. So far I’m loving the weight and close focus capabilities. The character of the lenses lands in the medium range of having more swirl and distortion than most other anamorphics in this price range but less than some vintage optics, which isn’t a bad thing but just taste/preference.
I added some frames to show the flares. These lenses are so light and compact that I had a rig just suction cupped to my car window with a cheap gecko rig and it worked fine, minimal vibrations. They are decently sharp at a first glance and have a 77mm front thread which is so nice if you have a bazillion ND filters for stills lenses like me.
We are giving away a set of these on @theartofdocumentary Let me know your thoughts!

[SWIPE ➡️] First look at the @dzofilm Arcana lenses. So far I’m loving the weight and close focus capabilities. The character of the lenses lands in the medium range of having more swirl and distortion than most other anamorphics in this price range but less than some vintage optics, which isn’t a bad thing but just taste/preference.
I added some frames to show the flares. These lenses are so light and compact that I had a rig just suction cupped to my car window with a cheap gecko rig and it worked fine, minimal vibrations. They are decently sharp at a first glance and have a 77mm front thread which is so nice if you have a bazillion ND filters for stills lenses like me.
We are giving away a set of these on @theartofdocumentary Let me know your thoughts!
20 years of documentary filmmaking and I’ve only changed one thing in my editing setup.
#MXMaster4 | #LogitechPartner

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack

Deciding what camera gear to bring for two months across four countries wasn’t about how much I could pack but more about what I’d actually reach for each morning. (List below)
I kept the kit lean (by my standards) but hard to do when lenses are involved. It all fit between my @grams28 backpack and travel sling. Most days it was one camera in the 173 Vertical Sling and that was it.
I ended up shooting mostly ProRes and RAW photos on a @progradedigital reader using the iPhone 17.
This honeymoon was about doing less.
So I wanted the gear to reflect that.
GEAR:
1. Fuji Disposable 35mm (easy/fun and less heavy than my Pentax)
2.@grams28 173 vertical Sling (carries more than you’d expect and has a convenient iPhone slot on the front)
3. @insta360 One X (only for snowboarding, again just easy fun recording, still works great 8years later)
4. Helios 44-2 58mm (Always)
5. Fx3 + Sony 24mm f2.8 (truly my most least used camera, probably didn’t need it in the end, wish I had an eye piece for photos, I didn’t end up vlogging except once)
6. @progradedigital Mobile USB C reader (this was my fav “camera” of the trip, shot so much ProRes on this, truly a joy for travel with the @apple iPhone17, so tiny)
7. @peakdesign Fibre Tripod (@jessedriftwood convinced me of this and it might be my fav travel tripod)
8. @grams28 152 Transit Backpack
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Questo strumento gratuito ti permette di visualizzare le storie di Instagram in modo anonimo, garantendo che la tua attività rimanga nascosta dall'utente che carica la storia.
Anonstories consente agli utenti di guardare le storie di Instagram senza avvisare il creatore.
Funziona senza problemi su iOS, Android, Windows, macOS e browser moderni come Chrome e Safari.
Garantisce una navigazione sicura e anonima senza richiedere credenziali di accesso.
Gli utenti possono visualizzare storie pubbliche semplicemente inserendo un nome utente—nessun account richiesto.
Scarica foto (JPEG) e video (MP4) facilmente.
Il servizio è gratuito.
Il contenuto degli account privati è accessibile solo ai follower.
I file sono destinati solo a uso personale o educativo e devono rispettare le normative sul copyright.
Inserisci un nome utente pubblico per visualizzare o scaricare storie. Il servizio genera link diretti per salvare i contenuti localmente.