Blue Ruin, one of my top 3 favorite movies ever made.

Why did you ask to get Taco Bell if you already got Taco Bell?

"Crazy old like sony like handycam like things..." excuse me while I shrivel up and die. Also, Gareth was NOT shooting on a "handycam". It was the Sony EX3 (part of sonys ENG line of cameras) with a Letus35mm converter. This was our way of getting that cinematic look before the 5D Mark II came on the scene and really changed the game for low budget filmmakers.

Thanks to your shoutout I just watched Blue Ruin which hadn’t been on my radar at all. Really enjoyed it! Good film, very beautifully shot

The sony alpha cult will spread and take over holliwood, and i for one like it

Couldn't pass 35min mark. What a crap movie.

one question . is it shot on normal color profile? i just bought the camera but dont have know if i go for log footage or not

Do you make intros paid for ?:)

One big obstacle that gets in the way of the Apple Vision Pro being a substitute for a trip to the movies: weight. Far more comfortable to watch a movie for 2 hours without something as heavy as the Vision Pro. If there was a way to have the Vision Pro suspended from a ceiling to prevent the need for your body to carry the weight, then it would be closer to being a legit substitute for going to the theater.

beautiful movie, watched in theatres and at home in a pitch black room and it was still so awesome and immersive the second time

People like to obsess about gear because pointing out how Director A used hyper expensive camera Y is a convenient excuse for why they themselves aren't capturing Hollywood level footage.

Location/Production Design/Set Design/Set Decoration over everything else. Lighting is important but you can plan and frame around natural light. You'll blow through a lot of budget trying to fight the sun.

Just bought my iPhone 15 pro max in Korea and man these orbs 😢

Damn, I thought I was the first person to shoot a feature film on the Sony a7iii, I didn't know about the film Come True.

Rest in peace to Harris Savides. Zodiac is probably one of the most underrated movie of the 21st century. I’m also thinking of Brothers (also with Jake Gyllenhaal) and First Man, just to name a few others

Zodiac is the only movie to give me nightmares as an adult

...and this is how and why most of the movies on Netflix and Amazon are garbage. Any wannabe with a cheap camera is now a director, producer, DP...shooting nothing with nothing subject in a nothing location, hoping to sell their POS creation to streaming providers. Also forgot to mention, get the hell off the WOKE bandwagon mentality.

civil war camera cost 169,599 dollars, is weird but not cheap

While I mostly agree with your points, Civil War was not exclusively shot on the Ronin. The A camera was a Venice.

Ronin for SOME scenes. Venice 2 was used a lot too. For static shots and slower scenes I think it's important to use a high quality sensor. For action scenes you can get away with a lot more. More interesting is that when watching the movie you tend to not pay so much attention since you're focused on the story. For me, the most distracting shots were the "beautiful close-ups" because they looked so different than the docu style cheaper camera ones. IMHO, the burning forest shots were absolutely distracting, I get the contrast they wanted to achieve, beauty in the chaos, etc, but they went a little overboard with the visuals. The sniper nest setup at the beginning on the top of the building is a perfect example of the maximum they should have gone for. Anyway, interesting movie, I highly recommend it for cinema tech fans, there is a lot to talk about.

Your setup looks very professional! Thanks for sharing the tips. It's easy to use computer to edit cooking or travel videos. Its easy and quick. Some people try to edit on mobile and loose quality. I personally use Rapid Reel Composer from aescripts, its a script for After Effects that helps to edit these videos very quickly within few minutes. All you have to bring all clips on After Effects, load the script, create markers by pressing * key where you want to cut your videos, and press Lazy or In-Out button. My video is ready!

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My question is if I want to make a video podcast and have this set up of the microphone connected to the iPad so I connect the camera to anything? Or just overlap the audios in my editing software like iMovie?

I love how this is even seen on social media, people using camcorders again, digital cameras from the 00s and 35mm film. Its exciting that Hollywood is allowing a bigger variety of equipment because it opens up many more doors for many more people!

This movie is one of my favorites. Like, in general. Everything about it is so expertly crafted, that even an ADHD-plagued people like myself gladly sat through it's long runtime, but it felt quick because EVERYTHING was so visual, so weighty. I brough this scene into one course in film school - forgot the intention behind why we were tasked with providing a specific clip - but this is so peculiarly done that it gave me chills and the WHOLE film is like that. It's not LYNCHIAN as far as style or content but has that sort of "unnerving, foreboding" tone a lot of Lynch's films do - where it's such a distinct cinematic voice all throughout.

Really wanted to like this film but it was just a hotch-potch of other better sci-fi movies. Nice VFX are almost a given in movies these days. But as always the script let's it down.

Getting hold of a decent camera has been the easiest part of making a film for a long time. Having a good script, and paying for locations, cast and crew etc has certainly not got any easier.

I have a question AND a comment Question- what's the doggos name Comment- THAT'S A CUTE DOGGO!

Can theme music be added after the whole podcast is recorded or do you have to add that in during the podcast?

When things are made available, people make things available... It's not even about technology at this point, it's when you make a clean spot you'd be amazed what shows up. I wrote the tech blaze, an audio, film, graphics, it's a trip. This thing is just getting started, sometime soon, when you see some pot-smoking flamin Hot Cheeto eating novice walk out with an Oscar, because that pot-smoking dweeb knew just enough about a camera and some software to get a thing done.

I m using iphone15 and still present

I can't be the only one who thought there was a 50/50 chance this video would actually be about them making a camera out of a potato

Are you using dehancer pro?

Was half-expecting a mention of Inland Empire tbh

Which program did you edit the video?

How do you add a second mic?

Whats the test shot on bmpcc4k?

The c100 was a great camera a decade ago when this movie was made. The lens could have been a bit better but with proper lighting this is a great indie setup. Way better than most indies from a decade ago. The canon c series is still a great camera in 2024

My question is where to buy a 500 $ Fujifilmx100T?

Reminds me of Cole Bennett shooting his music videos on an iPhone

Great video. Such beautiful aesthetics. Mind sharing how you're getting the 90's mini dvr footage type video snippets here?

I picked up the Canon FD 28mm, 35mm and 50mm macro lens before I stumbled on your video. Love these lens for photo and video.

I bought new iphone 15 pro max n i have the same issue.

No shiet Sherlock! People use lamps in houses! WOW! You are find something magnificent... no bro... you not.

Blue Ruin 4 life

Great video, totally valid!

I mean this is what Casey Neistat always says, how he really doesn't care about the gear but that everything else is what interests him

As Chris Cabin from We Hate Movies podcast always says : Light hits things.. that shit registers.

When I had a couple of University classes on Cinematographic language, one of my end of year essay was on his first feature film, August 32nd on Earth. He was already a deal at the time in Quebec. My thesis on that essay was that the main dialogue of the movie was silence.. it was a really light on dialogue movie and it spoke to me. Just to say that even in that uneven, but interesting first outing, he had that attidude. Dialogue is necessary, but to him it's not the main storytelling medium. Hope it makes sense...

soderbergh is the king of camera movies