Very admirable. A big budget production would not have been able to make a film of this caliber or purity.

it's so refreshing! just telling a good story no bs

So true, it was and is the perfect pandemic 2020 film for the industry to acknowledge (since crews have been paired down now by necessity) ...so that maybe, just maybe some suits will see it and say 'god you know, you really don't need 70 people standing around on set'

I hope it wins Best Picture. I know the Oscars is the toughest competition out there (that I know of) and it’s tough every year, but I hope it does. I have hope it has a chance.

It was indeed a small crew, a total $5 Million budget Oscar best picture & Best Director & Best lead Actress feature film... I mean... C'mon. Only $5.9 Mil box office.

I noticed that 😀

reminds me of roger deakins, or it's just the accent

Indeed! Truly inspired. I am working on a small film project.

Agreed. It’s photographically stunning. It’ll be an exciting race between this and Mank for the Cinematography Oscar. I hope this wins though.

It SUCKED!

ha, seriously. I've lived a lot in Reno- I love the place, but I totally get the vibe they were going for. I've felt some of that darkness even though there is a huge about of beautiful sunshine. The autumn moods like they show in the film are when it really hit me living there during some down times.

precisely~!!

I can personally attest that van life is an extremely rewarding lifestyle full of serenity, peace, and action and adventure for those who want it. The feeling of lightness and freedom gets you excited when you know that you can go wherever, whenever, as the wind blows. I can not imagine living any other way after having lived all the other ways. When you are ready, come join some of the finest people you will ever meet.

I saw it. You’ll love it I’m reading the book next. I lived in my camper but my house was never far away. My life. My friends and family were all there. This so moved me. We can’t possible know what it’s like to not have our Cozy back up. Some people do have the back up of family and friends but some don’t. I think the world might be a bit kinder when they notice someone living in their car and just maybe not so judgmental. Some obviously make a clear choice to live this.

She should have kept the dog.

Incorrect

But I wonder if you would be able to get the assistant job with no uni, no previous experience, nothing. I feel like it is a good starting point for the industry.

In my opinion, as far as cinematography is concerned, a sweet blend of the two is what does the trick.

Exactly

Are you doing better now, Rachel?

@@oliviamartini9700 I am healing at the moment.

@@oxfamrookie160 I sure hope so, please hang in there. Things are so bad for so many of us that they can hardly get worse, even though major depression can strike at any time. Van life may well be the answer to those long dark nights of the soul. 🙏💟

It SUCKED HORRIBLY!

It is not all that depressing when you meet other van lifers. They have a lot of fun out there too!

Probably just a regular Odesseey 7Q+ or a Shogun Inferno...

Ronin. He mentioned it in the video 😀

I don’t know about that.

A film should get the number if crew it actually needs. A good producer can often determine this number.

The "manager" of this channel is Arri GmbH 😂

Can I find one on eBay?

😂 LOL

Alexa has a more robust codec and build quality. The trade-off is it's bulkier and more difficult to handle. If this was purely a documentary I could see an argument for one of the cameras you mentioned (easier to use, less intimidating for non-actors), but in a relatively controlled shooting situation that they created, and for the particular image quality I think Chloe and Joshua are searching for, seemed like the Alexa was the right tool for the job.

Could of filmed this movie with an IPhone.

If you're shooting natural light, dynamic range is paramount. The Alexa mini has the best dynamic range of any digital camera to date.

@@MichaelJCervantes Android!

@@kemalettinsrt That's why I didn't mention the Sony a7 III or Panasonic GH5...which are great KZfaq cameras, but that's about their limit. I mentioned lower-priced cinema cameras and a few hybrid cameras that are exceptional video cameras, most of them approved by Netflix. (The Sony a7S III isn't but should be since the FX6 is, and the image is identical.) I'm not saying the camera doesn't matter. I'm not suggesting that you could do an equivalent job with a phone or even an ordinary DSLR/mirrorless. I'm saying there are plenty of excellent cameras in between, including some exceptional hybrid cameras, that really are capable of making professional films. You could spend $10,000 or $20,000 instead of $100,000, and I suspect the differences would be negligible.

@@kemalettinsrt this is true. But they are nowhere close to super speeds.

They’re cheaper too. Looks like budget was a sticking point for this film, so probably wasn’t worth double the rental for only slightly sharper image. Im

Generations of glass really

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Haha nice catch!

Too much handheld shit these days.

It's not the cinematography that you're talking about. Apart from Frances, everyone is a real nomad and a non-actor. That's why it feels so different. Good cinematography, in my opinion should be invisible. Like it is in this film.

I'm not a nomad but I'll watch it

100% agree.

Before KZfaq days

Beta, tu jaake Radhe dekh. 😂

@@cicolas_nage Bob is running a not for profit organization where he skims it majorly via payroll for him and insiders and also large expenses for himself... while giving very very very little money out

@@cicolas_nage Any movie or program that promotes Cheap Living Bob and his tax evasion not for profit scheme I WILL NOT WATCH

@@cicolas_nage It SUCKED Immensely!