@deyomash4 years agoYeah the pulling focus on a steadicam made me buy a gimbal with a built in wireless follow focus.. because you don't wanna be camera operator on a 50/85mm lens at f1.8 trying to keep everything in focus. Thanks for the video:) ...1
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@sharkerio9 years agoThe film came out awesome! This tutorial is even better!! I just shot a short this past weekend, three days and these tips would have made a huge, HUGE difference had we took them in mind.I sent it over to the producer, to keep this in mind for our next shoot! ...
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@SarveshParakh5 years agoThis should be a paid video Tom. This is so good. Love it!
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@pwhilby9 years agoTom I find that an easy way to keep focus on a steady cam is to increase the aperture to the highest.
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@iceycat259 years agoVery fascinating. I love that you're really explaining things and showing behind the scenes footage to accompany it. It's almost like a mini deconstruction masterclass or something. Great content Tom!
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@pleasantstrummer8 years agoWow! Hi Tom, just discovered your film above. Many thanks for posting, very much appreciated. Loved the film. I'm pretty much a total newbie to video/film and can only say many thanks for giving us so much useful guidance. Very much looking forward to working through the tutorials on your web-site. My head is still swimming with it all as I feel I'm on a 1:1 learning curve but am excited about producing a music film. Thanks again, Clive ...
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@MrCalmwaters1127 years agoNice primer on camera moves and steadicam shots...thanks
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@TaylorRaine7 years agoThank you for this! Your tips are so helpful and I can't wait to try them out
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@nickmetcalf52219 years agoAmazing film and awesome tutorial, Tom. You always give such great advice. Much appreciated!
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@luttekikker8 years agoAmazing tips! Especially the tip to use motion wisely in the final movie. I have a DJI Ronin and often I noticed that the constant stabilized look of the movement gets boring at some point. It's sometimes even more dramatic to run unstabilized behind the subject in order to create some drama. You talked about unsharpness in a shot because you didn't have a focuspuller, but to me it adds something to the shot really. I am thinking about getting a Aputure DEC LensRegain though to be able to focus pull on my ronin myself. ...
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@faustosamaniego27298 years agoGood channel, good tutorials, good short film!
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@giordanonagro35929 years agoTHANK YOU!!! Really great advices and well made explanations!!!
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@turpialmediatv7 years agoWhat a great video...Thanks for sharing. I´m going to see this film right now!
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@Megabean9 years agoAwesome film man, you really make your films feel Canadian, which is fantastic. 1
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@philipmcmanis21359 years agoThank you. Have been doing a lot of aerial video and been dragged screaming and laughing into doing ground and indoor video. Fun
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@DrMAlo9 years agoCan you go through how you graded the final video. I love the colors and contrast.
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@pixel3259 years agonice BTS video - thanks for sharing Tom :)
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@denisfininho6 years agoI subscribed within 15 seconds. Thanks for the tips sir.
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@whereeveritgoes9 years agoThe question is, how did you get Nicholas Cage to act for you? 21
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@jumokeolatunde46928 years agowhere do you live in Canada. I'm in Calgary and would love to help out on your set or something. 1
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@cmafilmproduction9 years agoHi Tom, terrific work on the film as well as your behind-the-scenes! I'm struggling to grow here on YouTube, but I was wondering if there was a way for me to send you some of my stuff so I could get some feedback? Cheers! ...
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@gvitting9 years agogreat Infos very educational ! thanks
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@Davinchi22839 years agoHello Tom , what kind of lens you used and shutter speed for shooting ?
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@mironighebregergis60138 years agowhat (which) kind of lense do u use for this great movie
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@TheLivingDeadOne9 years agoWow, You have great actors that know not to look at you and the camera lens. How you handle the sound of your footsteps? Do you ADR and create Foley afterwards?
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@supersteadicam9 years agoSteadicam(steadycam) and electronic stabilizers both use gimbals. One just uses (brushless) motors. Just worried people will start calling electronic camera stabilizers as 'gimbals' when mechanical steadycams uses gimbal anyway. ...
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@rocksta1019 years agoHi Tom! What lens did you use the most?
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@TubeTime9 years agoWill there be an episode on color-grading this short? I'd love that! =)
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@Mrcoolagainbuzy9 years agoAwesome tutorial. I myself have a Flycam 3000 MB. Can you please tell me how to stablize it. Everytime I try to do it slowly drifts away even after 2.5 second drop test and pick up from flat surface test. :(
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@vincentoliver7 years agoTom, just a quick question. when using a Steadicam should we turn OFF the camera's built in stabiliser or keep it ON. I am using a Sony AX53 with steadicam, this has the SONY BOSS stabiliser system (I also use GH4 and Nikon D750) I like the Sony for quick compact shooting. ...
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@MayaJohn9 years agoWhat camera gimbal would you recommend? For a low budget film
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@RadioStarEntertainment8 years agoCanada confirmed via World Youth Day backpack ;)
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@johannbadenhorst49207 years agoI know this is quite an inappropriate question, but how much money do you make from your films ? Is it at least enough money to live on ?
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@WeAreMovieMakers9 years agoI think a little too much camera movement.
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@toftlife68398 years agogreat movie (the big wild north) but man you can't do voice over... thethethe, and and, no hate
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@LaurentLaborde8 years agoWhen you have a "camera move with steadicam" title it's nice to actually have a steadicam :/ 3
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@JAKEAWAKEOFFICIAL9 years agoWow. Unnecessarily complicated overview of your technique. The talking just goes on and on.
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I just shot a short this past weekend, three days and these tips would have made a huge, HUGE difference had we took them in mind.I sent it over to the producer, to keep this in mind for our next shoot! ...
very educational !
thanks
Just worried people will start calling electronic camera stabilizers as 'gimbals' when mechanical steadycams uses gimbal anyway. ...