awesome to see the process behind this one - I would have never guessed the video wall was so small

Thank you for sharing us your great experience! A lot of work worth every frame of this visual art!

That quote at the end is brilliant.

Thanks for the behind the scenes. Very helpful to understand the possibilities!

Im stocked with your videos! Mostly how good your usage of color is! When I see your treatments my typoheart gets chills! Your narrative, tone and storytellin is top notch! Im happy to follow along your path 😍

This is super helpful and informative! I'm trying to make my own virtual production short, and it such a long process. What you say about the dynamic range of screens was very interesting. Thanks!

Nice to see your collaboration. Great educational content as always.

I am an award winning director and my film couldn't even breath in the same room as yours so i would i just like to say you are sick!!!

That is incredible!!!

Hey! Thanks for sharing your behind the scene, it is very informative and inspiring to see how you made such a great short with all that creative energy ;)

So much value on your channel!

great thinking process.

Everything looks good but I'm very disappointed about not tagging in your bio the other part of the crew, 😞 so.. all directors underestimate vfx artists like Christopher Nolan?

Amazing! Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge.

Well done! thanks for sharing

so much helpful information thanks a million

Great video man, I love seeing how the limitations of the production made you rethink the way you went about it. We are actually looking at getting an LED wall in our studio, do you know what the specs of this wall you filmed on were? As far as pixel pitch (pixel density) and refresh rate, etc.?

AMAZING WORK

This is really cool, what an interesting process, thanks for sharing! Would love to get abitof a deeper dive in to each of the film malking proccesses. I.e soudn design / Using the LED walls / colour grading / etc etc. Thanks man

Hey Nur, this was brilliant. I originally subscribed after watching your treatment video but this is very timely because I've been spending hours and hours learning unreal this whole week

Sick!

awesome!

Beautiful and informative video as always, thank u Nur 🙏

Обана, и тут Саботовский 😁

You're so active on this channel. Respect

Realy don't know what to say but you inspired me a lot and gave me lot of positive energy to keep going Thanks dude! ♥

Hey Nur! Thank you so much for the breakdown of the entire process, extremely interesting stuff. It's so important that you describe the highs and lows and not just a glorified hype train all the way to the finish line (it's never like that). The film itself has an excellent message and was enveloped in very coherent and thematically sound visuals + audio. I'm really surprised with the size of the VP set you had, since in the film it definitely feels bigger. The limitations of the set can be felt, but they don't distract from the overall product. If I may, just a few things that affected my enjoyment of the film negatively: - The scenes with CG characters stand out from the rest in a distracting way. The models don't fit the environment very well and I feel it's due to the general low quality of the models (plasticky topography and textures, floaty placement with disconnected shadows) and a repeating simplistic animation sequence. - Some CG environment scenes have rather heavy rendering artefacts. This is probably due to you saying that you had to render it 200 times. Maybe ran out of time? All in all: super cool project and everyone involved probably learned a ton (including us viewers). And you definitely got some excellent scenes and stills for your reels! Greetings from Finland, - Kaarlo

sometimes green screen looks much better than a led volume

How did you do the shuttering affect? the sequence of black frames coming in and out so fast?

very nice work. did you use the vive mars or just the vive trackers by themselves for the tracking?

Looks amazing! How much for studio with screens for UE? Is it located in Moscow?

Hey Nur! Love the video and the channel. Keep going!! Question: what LUTS do you use? and what camera do you use for KZfaq? I'd be interested in seeing a video about your filmmaking gear

Wow dude this was pretty cool. Subscribed

WOAH

Frameset it's like shotdeck but smaller, correct?

What channel do you use to find crew members?

it's great to be able to do projects like this. How to make a tiny project at home?

Sir! Wonderful video. Man I ask what you film with, like your Camera and glass? And how you approach getting the incredible look of your videos?

круто друг! я тоже из Казахстана, занимаюсь анриалом синкой блендером гудини и тд)) удачи тебе в продвижении!

DO you remember the dimensions of the studio?

Салам, это в каком городе есть VP?

Awesome video. What aspect ratio did you use for the shots of yourself?

Казахи вообще топ конечно!

Are you work with Russian production ХохловСаботовский?

very powerful.

7:15 - which tiktok studio was that?

The vibe reminds me of Seth Ickerman's music video for Carpenter Brut's Turbo Killer. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9hkZJlyyZm2YZs.html

Кстати когда я смотрел первый раз произведенный ролик я сразу понял куда отсылка

Thanks from Ukraine

lol 1200 dollars, tomorrow i am shooting Unreal engine project but i am only spending 44 dollars for everything (green room/ lights) except the models.

türk müsün kardeş

A TikTok studio?? wow

Оп, Сабатовский, ку✌

Please subtitles in Spanish!!

its not just russians even american media do the same.

Sweet Kazakh

О, Саба

I didn't understand how all of this relates to Unreal Engine.