Nice work. I appreciate this a lot. I enjoyed the short as well. Very inspiring with a much needed reminder to focus on the craft and not so much the gear and equipment.

wooooow sir you are professional like a ridley scoot

I've always said this and I will continue to stand on this, it is never about the tools we are using but knowing how to use them effectively! This video is a perfect example of that, hats off to you sir!

Subscibed! Really like the short film, it 'felt' good I did not see any gaps in angles, audios and the wide shot when the hit, well, was hit landed well!

Some of the most impressive images I've seen coming out of a full frame Lumix. Granted you probably would've achieved similar results on any other camera which goes to show it's all about the knowledge of the person behind the camera. But you really finessed the use of this location/lighting.. I didn't think it would be possible to get such a dialed in look with absolutely zero modifiers/etc on location LoL. And the beauty of it is that the majority of the look was achieved in-camera making for such a simple post color workflow. Loving the content man, keep it up!

Your handling of the S5 is great.

Well done. Thought the dialog was done very well, straight from a British tv show. I really liked how to motion felt too, felt heavy. what's your setup like?

Well made video Carter.. 👍 . I just wanted to know what the WB you set while shooting the scene in camera? Or was it set to Auto WB , then you decreased the temperature in post? Please reply.

Looks amazing how you get those aerial shots btw?

This looks amazing! May I as what lenses did you use?

What do you use for Audio? How do you manage it as a one-man band?

Was this shot on the Lumix s5? Looks good tho