Bravo! Wonderful short film

I wish more people will come across this more because this is just astounding work

You guys are incredible at visual effect

Wonderful!

You guys, this film is amazing. I truly hope you decide to make more in the future.

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Now say that 5 times fast

Whoa!!! Yall got a comment from Josh Olufemii!! He's the G.O.A.T!!! Thank you for your tutorials Josh. Its helping me with music videos🙏🏽

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Damn this f. olufemii you inspire alot

So how is the film?

Hi Brad

It was played on omeleto which is has millions of subscribers

Found Brad in the wild yet again lol

@@Zeroux_Official you can watch it on KZfaq! Had to be one of the best vids I have ever seen on this app

Yep...in the old days movie execs would take chances on people like this...now they don't and the movies suffer for it. Same in the music world.

Simply ignorant, you must watch very few movies.

@@sethjansson5652 Simply ignorant? Says the guy being ignorant. These guys made a remarkable movie on a fraction of the budget most movies get.

@@olliefoxx7165 Okay? That leads me to believe you know everything that goes on in Hollywood? Trick question, you clearly don't.

@@sethjansson5652 ok

Limited cgi does not always look better. Especially now that we have the power for photorealism.

@@thatguy6214 i like it better but no sadly it does not visually look better usually

@@micah2426 for low budget films? Yes. But cgi can and will always enhance movie immersion and overall experience. Im gonna give you a few prime examples right now. Planet of the apes released in 1968, it looked like shit all the way up into our era until we fixed it with proper cgi. Same goes for star wars. Transformers? Blade runner? Tron? These are just the some of the best examples of cgi intensive movies that require the cgi. Many movies use little bits of cgi u dont even realize that completely changed the vibe of the scene. It does "usually" help the movie immensely.

I think what Diax might be trying to say is that limited cgi made the producers have to step up a bit more in other areas like plot and cinematography to still make a good movie.

@@thatguy6214 The only people who can afford photo realistic cgi are not the kind of people willing to take risks with plot and cinematography

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Agreed. As a kid I was inspired by Star Wars to do something like these guys did. Of course even later on, 8 byte graphics in the 80's were a bit primitive by today's Standards. Nevertheless I enjoyed this video, are grateful for their hard work and I wish these gentlemen continuing success in the future!!!👍👍👍👍

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Most in depth I've ever seen

yeah its truly impressive, i love how they used miniatures instead of just CGI, it really gives it that bit of realism.

best comment ever ghahahahaha

@@DJVON Well, im a Hollywood fil maker and I think they did a splendid job!

@@stephenmarsh8269 *Correct* This population does not realize the anti-independent is carefully packaged for that market of which a section like myself that watches Enemy of the State & Robert Rodriquez Director's Disc for el Mariachi → Did any of the actors intend to go on with professional work or is is just some want to be in a movie? Notice the hotel clerk is reading El Egypto in El Mariachi

Expecialy from disney

@@stephenmarsh8269 because there not dominating Hollywood from their one movie

"don't see how work people have to making" 😤🥶🥶🥶😈😈😈🥵🥵🥵🥵✅✅✅✅✅

@@diegomontoya7347 wtf

@@channelforstream6196 Indeed, I agree with that. They must be eradicated.

@@mezurashiio People who get triggered by emojis should be eradicated. Imagine being mad about an emoji. 🤡🤡🤡

@@diegomontoya7347 is peanut brained

???

Lmao

It takes a model to catch a model....

@@charlesdikkema5800 Hes doing a play on words. Models can be miniature replicas or pretty women depending on the context.

Thanks so much! You can watch the finished movie here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bMuJgr1_z7vVoGg.html

@@AndrewJMuir wow. And to watch it for free. Thank you

Well it's a million dollar movie

you aren’t from german you bloke, stop trying to be edgy

@@hdexotic1914 lmao, howdya know he wasn’t german?

"Filmmaking needs labour" Damn you clearly never worked on a movie in your life. Wishing for people to work harder just for you to sit in front of a screen...

@@toheyanimation1845 hope this link will clear your doubt ... kzfaq.info/sun/PLQPBKEvfsjq_DNc6QaLHPPed78fSOG0Ds

Well it took 3 years and they needed to do a Kickstarter for more money so I'd say both are important for a good film.

@@kevinforget549 they still did it with a bag of shit compared to the big budget films you normally see are made with, and their movie is just as good or even better than those others.

@@kevinforget549 Yes, but lack of money made them think outside the box. Think of what they could do with more money. These guys dont seem like the lazy or wasteful type.

Yes. I agree with them about using live music. It seems to be more relatable.

In the context of films where the budget is measured in millions (according to google the average is $100 million), it is low budget. Or did you mean that it's just they made it look high budget? In which case I agree I just wasn't sure what your comment meant and rereading it I think I kind of misunderstood.

Low budget in the standard of world war movie.

Is this an Iron Man reference?

@@coolfred9083 r/woooosh

@@troykopczyk r/you’relamebro

@@coolfred9083 Yes.

@@troykopczyk He was just asking if it was a reference, no need to wooosh him.

the sounds were a bit lacking though

I am waiting for the next season of "Shetland" to come out. Nothing being released this year and I have to keep reminding myself not to bother looking for it. COVID-19 blew up their filming schedule so badly that they decided by last fall to not even attempt a 2021 season. When they next can, they'll go at it to record what they need for two seasons at the same time.

Fun fact: like a every movie? 🤦‍♂️

@@FreedomEagles100 ??? Making of documentaries are often shorter than the movies they are about

Or theater

Probably because there's a lot of practical effects. Imo for now anyways, cgi won't be able to surpass reality, doesn't mean it can't be cool though

@@thisdanguy yeah. I want to do vfx and cgi but Ive always been of the opinion that a mix is the best. Using practical effects for some stuff but cgi for others. It often produces the best looking movies and best stories

who said they aren’t ?

I'd argue that animation comes in first with film being a close second

@@mxs4193 Nah man, film required a vision, VFX, SFX, CGI, casting of others to deliver your ideal vision, and mise-en-scene. Film is, by far, the hardest and most important form of art out there.

@@mxs4193 film isn’t something you can do by yourself. Animation you can. Film requires you to share your vision and get a team to all work together to achieve the perfect vision of how the director/writer whats their story to be told

@@xXtuscanator22Xx you have a very narrow view on this. You’re also cherry picking a lot. There are great films that can and have been made by one person. There are great animated films that would have been absolutely impossible to have been made by one person. So the “sharing the vision” argument completely falls apart. Are you really trying to tell me animation doesn’t require a vision, SFX, casting of others? From all of these aspects animation is basically the same as film. The place where it actually differs is the “rules” of the world. With film you are almost always restricted by the rules of our world. With animation you make the rules yourself. It can be completely normal for characters faces to twist in physically impossible ways for example, you can have anthropomorphic characters to help drive the plot and so on. This freedom doesn’t make things easier, quite the opposite- you have nothing to build on, just a blank screen... Because animation is unrestricted by laws of our universe you can tell so much more and (paradoxically) make it feel so much more believable.

@@mxs4193 no you’re not restricted by the rules of the world. Many great directors differ from the norm of film making and, if done right, their films are a true masterpiece. You have no idea what you’re talking about kid.