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20 thoughts on “Getting the Hollywood Look Without the Hollywood Crew”
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Where the hell is the video!!!!! It is already march!
Please do more of this
This is awesome!
Conan O'Brien teaches us film making
While these things work well for an indy crew, you couldn't film something like Avenger's Endgame or 1917 with this sort of set up. For example you can replicate a dolly shot with a gimbal, but not as smooth, especially if you are wanting to accomplish something like that on uneven terrain. For that you will need rails for sure. I know Niko is not saying this is how Hollywood should be, but I think some people are getting that impression. You can get a Hollywood "look" but not the Hollywood execution. Hollywood is a well oiled machine, but it's not necessary for you to go and make your own ideas. Hollywood works well for some things, but there are other areas that Hollywood can change to be more efficient.
Is “You Monster” still going to be released? Niko explaining his concept made me excited to see it, and I was also excited that Anthony Padilla is in it! 🙂
I’m really interested in this idea, I hope it’s not been scraped
Since I don't want to do the work and look it all up, what is the price for all the gear you talked about together as a total, so I know how much blood I need to donate to afford it.
Dude I have been waiting for the short film for a long time, please I wanna see it even if U don't think it didn't make it … but please I am waiting…
I watched your rant on the stuff expensive cameras are missing…loved it. Watched this video on small budget filmmaking…loved it! Makes me want to invest some money and really get back out there and make films. Thank you for bringing that back to life in me. Also you just need to make your own camera and sell it. But not for the price of a Tesla. $1,000 isn't bad. Better if it was $500.
Where is this movie. Are you holding out for a theatrical release?
Can someone point out what is the brand and model of LED lights Niko is using?
Is it only me or does the oh-so-praised lighting really look cheap?
Stop making Valentine's and finish this!
Why do all the lighting guy drawings at 11:08 somehow look like Sam….
Still waiting for that short film. Cant wait!!
I really want to try out that audio trick in resolve now. Well I guess I should learn how to use resolve first then.
While this is definitely more convenient and simpler than a normal Hollywood, setup, the overall expense of the equipment is still quite monumental for a starting filmmaker. I'd love to see a video where you guys shoot a short film on a budget DSLR and edit it using the free version of DaVinci Resolve. Would love to see the results.
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What hazer do you guys use?