I need your professional opinion: How did they shoot this music video?

[Leonard Daylon]

Hi!
 
This is one of my first postings in this forum, but I just saw a music video and I'm really interested in how this project was realised.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tm-50u4qLe8 
 
- How did they manage to shoot in the blazing sun but still being overall perfectly exposed? Do you think that there's much grading involved? Maybe a raw hack of a DSLR?
- What lenses / camera / rig do you think was used? The camera seems to be floating like a drone? Or maybe afterwards stabilisation?
- The grain is fantastic! Is this real grain or an overlay? 

 
 
Many thanks in advance, I'm really curious!

[beauchampy]

Well, nothing is really in shadow so exposure is quite easy. They're all front lit by the sun 90% of the time.
Looks like a a Sony (A7s probably), probably on a glidecam.
It's overlay grain for sure. Unless it was a fs700 through an odyssey at 3200 ISO, in which case I've seen that type of grain created in camera.

[eNnvi]

Probably steadycam for 80% of the video, then a Crane for the shots from the High and a slider for a couple of footage.

Yes i think a7s or gh4 too, pheraps prores with atomos for better grading possibility

[R]

And in the backlight shots I think they used a medium size reflector pointing the faces.

[Levas]

Looks like they used slowmotion too, which gives it even a smoother look.
Probably recording 50/60fps and converted in post to 25/30 fps

[nretnalcigam]

start out with a case of beer... get a giant reflector, then pick out a LUT.

[bpv5P]

This is probably produced by yourself, right? This is a old technique
>if you write "watch my video!!!11!" on title no one will watch it
>them you write "help me!" everyone will watch

eerrg.
stop.