George Allard created a DIY tripod out of wood and rope to film surreal close-up shots of an artist's face from their perspective. He nailed three pieces of wood into a tripod shape and added a hinged end to adjust the camera angle. Then he strapped the tripod to his subject's chest with rope and a belt to film from a surreal chest-level viewpoint while maintaining a stable close-up focus on the artist's face.

1. George Allard

2. Creating my tripod.
 When looking through different genres
of music videos I stumbled across a
camera angle that solely focused on the
artists face and created a surreal
camera angle that gave the audience a
visually pleasing image.
 My tripod in use.

3. Making my tripod.
 I made the tripod by nailing three
different pieces of wood together and
using a hinge created a moveable end
so the camera could be adjusted to fit
different angles.
 I then used rope and a belt to strap the
tripod to my subjects chest and filmed
away.