Wie am besten Fohlen animieren?
Hallo zusammen,
unglaublich, aber wahr – ich brauche auch mal eure Hilfe^^
Ich arbeite mit Züchtern zusammen, deren Fohlen demnächst auf die Auktion sollen. Dafür braucht der Verband natürlich Videos. Nun haben wir zum ersten Mal das Problem, dass zwei der Fohlen sich so gar nicht präsentieren wollen.
Auf der Koppel für zwei Minuten, wenn man grad kein Handy zur Hand hat – gar kein Problem. Wenn man aber ein ordentliches, verwertbares Video auf dem Platz haben will – Fehlanzeige. Wir haben jetzt schon einige Versuche hinter uns und nun brauche ich eure Erfahrung:
Welche schweren Geschütze können wir auffahren, damit die Fohlen sich mal präsentieren? Bei Fotoshootings arbeite ich zB ab und zu mit diesen bunten Putzwedeln, mit Hundespielzeug (die, die schön laut quietschen) oder Plastiktüten.
Was fällt euch noch ein? Gebt mir bitte Input, wir verzweifeln hier echt langsam.
Danke!
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to the common art.
about afternoon and overnight stubborn and stealing.
Place 4-6 people with ready-to-use handy cameras around the square. everyone gets their own area he covers so that the other people are not on the video.
only the stubborn and 1-2 minutes later the foal. it must be a bit upset.
as soon as the foal is close, start to present the stubborn and then add the foal.
in the moment where the fohlen is uncoupled, everyone must be stupid with their cameras. cut the results together.
much longer than a minute will not stop the desired effect.
with some luck you get from all shots a bit more than a minute decent video together.
and give anything of calmness and a balanced spirit into the description…
Separation will probably be the most effective..
think so.
but really only for one or two minutes.
at night, I’d be fooled, because then a little bit of a movement is coming.
We won a photo shoot for our little one last year. Among other things, an umbrella was used. He only irritated her for a moment, but then she broke him and there were very funny pictures created by a brave, unsettled foal. What caused a very attentive face was actually a mirror that was held to her.
So I know you take a yellow flag. Yellow or blue, but best yellow, because the horse was better taken. And then it’s best that they’re going to sneak around with it.
So look and sound.
I’m sorry, the two of them don’t care. Thank you.
Aso a pity. I don’t know
when I make photos with horses I often make it like I play horse sounds on my handy. Most of the time, the ears go forward, the lusts blow up…
It’s about videos.
achso, then I read myself. but maybe it works with videos
Hey,
So I would do it like FunnyFanny
it had already written.
The foal often likes to go to his mother and if you keep putting her away and let the foal run you have already
I don’t know if that’s enough.
But it can be presented without knowing it, because it only wants to be Mom. Lg
No, that’s not enough.
Okay.
Is the mother available? Then I’d put it a little further away and let the foal go.
That’s exactly what I’d do.
Yes, it is. Unfortunately, this is not enough, because the foals are not just supposed to stumble around in the area, but rather present themselves properly.
What do you mean, “Rumstrotzen”?
I think, however, that a foal that calls for his mum and runs excitedly on the fence “presents” … otherwise… I didn’t know how to “present” at the foal at all.
I mean, the foal isn’t supposed to go around somehow, but show that it’s pretty good.
That could work with the separation, that didn’t come out of your answer. It sounded like we just grab Stute on the other side of the square and then let the foal run on her.