I think he's also implying that you can tell any story you wish to tell! The camera is beautiful, so tell your story, you shall! The only limit is your own imagination!!!

This.

Just be careful about thinking that a new piece of gear is going to create the great leap forward for you.

I just moved from GH2 Hacked to GH3. Can't say the Gh3 is a huge improvement though, colors seem more natural and dynamic range is better. Just my opinion and the bloody ELV is horrible and in sunny Colorado absolutely necessary. Ergonomic are much improved. Got mine for about $1000 so not too bad but a little disappointed though.

Cool music, beautiful location, some nice shots and camera movement (diddo MRfanny: a little warmer would be nice), could be great B-Roll for the right piece... but that leads me to the constructive criticism: a film needs context, story, a reason to watch start to finish as a viewer. I believe this is really a 4 minute camera test, which you are completely entitled to, as naturally, you want to explore and enjoy your new camera, but by calling it a film you might be setting yourself up to let viewers down. Currently there is no discernible beginning, middle or end. And most importantly: I feel like it's missing something that people can relate and connect to. Four minutes is a really long time too. That said, I commend you for creating and sharing - that is two steps further than many people go! Don't get me wrong: I don't believe this was a wasted effort on your part, I think a lot of the techniques you are practicing and showcasing here could be used to great effect in story telling. A good film maker never stops learning, so I'll look forward to seeing your next creation!

sounds like he is taking a dig at your skills? anyway. nice dolly shots. grading feels too cold for me though. I used to use mojo alot now i just do it manually.

It's not the camera that's holding you back.