(Van Nuys, California–May 3, 2014) When cinematographer Colt Seman and colleagues, Dylan Trussell and David Dinetz of Culprit Creative were charged with creating the music video for Korn’s “Spike in My Veins,” they decided to go beyond the expected. For the edgy video, they deployed the new Bolt Cinebot high speed robotic camera arm, the 1000fps, high-definition Phantom Miro camera; and Schneider-Kreuznach Cine-Xenar III prime lenses. Seman’s reason for using the technique was simple: “It creates never before seen imagery that defines a new style of high-speed cinematography.”
The video premiered on the front page of RollingStone.com, garnering millions of views and giving the video instant success. “The music video was incredibly labor-intensive and a blast to make!” says Seman. “Getting featured on ‘Rolling Stone’ was the type of success we wanted, especially as Korn heads out on its upcoming tour.”
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