Short Film Equipment Rundown: FRIDAY 101 Season Finale!
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Date: 2022-09-13
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Jake
You guys should do a short film challenge for yourselfs on Fridays. On Monday for Indy News the viewers can comment ideas for the film that you have 3 days to work on and the idea that gets the most likes in the comment section then you guys make a short film based on that. If u like this idea like it upp
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You guys should do a short film challenge for yourselfs on Fridays. On Monday for Indy News the viewers can comment ideas for the film that you have 3 days to work on and the idea that gets the most likes in the comment section then you guys make a short film based on that. If u like this idea like it upp
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Michael
I have a message for all who are interested in buying a dslr.
The new Panasonic g6 can do everything that the t4i can, but you can also use c-mount lenses on the g6, cuz it's got MFT.
(c-mount lenses were used in cinema, but today you can get them for about 30$)
Qnd the price is the same.
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I have a message for all who are interested in buying a dslr.
The new Panasonic g6 can do everything that the t4i can, but you can also use c-mount lenses on the g6, cuz it's got MFT.
(c-mount lenses were used in cinema, but today you can get them for about 30$)
Qnd the price is the same.
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Gabriel
Canon eos 600D. Why? Being a DSLR the lenses are interchangeable, opening up a vast range of possibilities. Excellent image quality. Iso and aperture can be manually controlled which is always good. Down side is that they don't perform all that well in low lighting conditions. Great value for money.
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Canon eos 600D. Why? Being a DSLR the lenses are interchangeable, opening up a vast range of possibilities. Excellent image quality. Iso and aperture can be manually controlled which is always good. Down side is that they don't perform all that well in low lighting conditions. Great value for money.
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Joshua
Constructing and producing scenes. Often times we're presented with guides on how to light a scene or how to film a conversation. I'd rather be able to access a variety of varying scenes, and be able to watch how every single element is handled for that particular requirement (lighting, sound, etc.
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Constructing and producing scenes. Often times we're presented with guides on how to light a scene or how to film a conversation. I'd rather be able to access a variety of varying scenes, and be able to watch how every single element is handled for that particular requirement (lighting, sound, etc.
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laneys
you should do a video on how to direct actors without being a jerk but keeping them focused on what they are doing, and how to tell them how to improve their performance, and keep them interested cause i mean it not like they are getting paid that'd be awesome: )
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you should do a video on how to direct actors without being a jerk but keeping them focused on what they are doing, and how to tell them how to improve their performance, and keep them interested cause i mean it not like they are getting paid that'd be awesome: )
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Josh
Ok I got the t3i based on a lot of suggestions from a lot of different sources. Works lovely for one-cam projects. HOWEVER is there ANY way to get the stuff off the composite/HDMI feed? I'd like to use the t3i with a live switcher.
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Ok I got the t3i based on a lot of suggestions from a lot of different sources. Works lovely for one-cam projects. HOWEVER is there ANY way to get the stuff off the composite/HDMI feed? I'd like to use the t3i with a live switcher.
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Rhett
The idea I would like to see is a live music production shoot in a club with at least 3 cameras. Acquiring good sound. Shooting in low light. Typical problems with shooting live music. What do you think?
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The idea I would like to see is a live music production shoot in a club with at least 3 cameras. Acquiring good sound. Shooting in low light. Typical problems with shooting live music. What do you think?
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srikharrypotter
Dear Indymogul and all, I want to make short films. But i have no idea about which camera to buy to do this. Can you suggest a good, simple to use and inexpensive camera.
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Dear Indymogul and all, I want to make short films. But i have no idea about which camera to buy to do this. Can you suggest a good, simple to use and inexpensive camera.
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Mick
I remember when Indy Mogul covered how to make these items. They must think we all won the lotto because now they want us to buy $1800 worth of equipment. Bring back BFX.
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I remember when Indy Mogul covered how to make these items. They must think we all won the lotto because now they want us to buy $1800 worth of equipment. Bring back BFX.
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Charles
Love this Video wish it was more like it, One suggestion I have is maybe doing an episode on pick your angles. and why those angles are important to your film
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Love this Video wish it was more like it, One suggestion I have is maybe doing an episode on pick your angles. and why those angles are important to your film
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MeccaVideoPro
Just a tip, the softboxes work better if you actually put the bulbs in. (I know you just did it for this, and didn't want to deal with them. lol )
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Just a tip, the softboxes work better if you actually put the bulbs in. (I know you just did it for this, and didn't want to deal with them. lol )
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ShadowManV3
I literally have almost every piece of gear that they mentioned in this video. And I bought it cuz of this video and regret nothing. All good stuff
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I literally have almost every piece of gear that they mentioned in this video. And I bought it cuz of this video and regret nothing. All good stuff
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The
Hi I am a kid that wants to be a actor and a director. I watched all of your videos but my parents still won't buy me any equipment for any of my movies.
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Hi I am a kid that wants to be a actor and a director. I watched all of your videos but my parents still won't buy me any equipment for any of my movies.
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DyslexiCBeanie
Finally film stuff that's not like, you can make this and do this, but we went out and got a RED to shoot our film. Keep up the great work.
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Finally film stuff that's not like, you can make this and do this, but we went out and got a RED to shoot our film. Keep up the great work.
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Greg
its actually kinda crazy, i was kind of worried about what camera to use, now i know i dont have to worry cause i already have a cannon t3i
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its actually kinda crazy, i was kind of worried about what camera to use, now i know i dont have to worry cause i already have a cannon t3i
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jeffrayne
sorry i just notice people see comments in caps. they tend to stop on it and read it. as apposed to 30 in normal lettering like now
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sorry i just notice people see comments in caps. they tend to stop on it and read it. as apposed to 30 in normal lettering like now
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Xavier
Hey Russell, could you show how to simulate Night-vision or cheap cameras that have that feature. Please and thank you.
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Hey Russell, could you show how to simulate Night-vision or cheap cameras that have that feature. Please and thank you.
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Videoed
A great mic stand is the Hercules Stands MS201B, which can also be used as a Boom stand using the included adapter.
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A great mic stand is the Hercules Stands MS201B, which can also be used as a Boom stand using the included adapter.
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FaldsteinFilms1
Great video you guys. It nice to see what kind of gear it takes to make good content for a DIY filmmaker!
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Great video you guys. It nice to see what kind of gear it takes to make good content for a DIY filmmaker!
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