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How Filmmaking Changed in 2020 Camera & Industry News Recap

How Filmmaking Changed in 2020 Camera & Industry News Recap

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How Filmmaking Changed in 2020 Camera & Industry News Recap Agree completely. really missed the big screen in 2020. Tenet was great but streaming other films didn't have that same magic. do you think Netflix productions as a whole will have that big screen level of production moving forward? or does it need to? it makes sense for a series but for movies I wonder if things will change with more demand and increased budgets.
Date: 2022-09-13

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Great job, Dave and Ted. Big fan. You guys do a great job. I pick up a ton of tips and tricks for you guys. Since you asked, here are a few suggestions I'd like to see.
1. Top down: How to avoid reflections
2. Recreating Movie Scene on a budget
3. Cinematic Wide DOF vs Shallow DOF
4. DIY flags, bounces, gels
5. Budget Camera episode: You don't need a new camera, you need better lighting
6. Editing tips and tricks.
7. ADR on a budget
8. Making your own sound effects
9. DIY/Cheap Lives stream lighting and camera techniques
10. Virtual Directing for independent creators.
Okay. I'll stop right there.

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As an occasional hobbyinst photographer who still likes to watch your stuff because this is an interesting subject to me: You cover a lot of how to do things, I would like to see/learn more about the why of doing those things.
I guess this is basic film school 101 stuff which I'm not familiar with, but there's a lot going on in how the blocking/lighting/colour grade/etc that supporting something in the story/character & relationships/etc beyond just looking good, and I'm interested in learning how & why that works.

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I do wonder what will happen to theaters and big budget movies if streaming gets an equal footing. For me, I really enjoy going to matinee movies rather than opening nights because I don't like sitting next to people, lol. But I have been to a few and do see the appeal. Like Dave was saying, maybe they will transition to smaller theaters with premium features and much more expensive tickets. Though, I'd imagine a lot of people in that price bracket already have serious home theater setups.
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I also think that a video on how to shoot a short film on a $5000 budget (this would include buying a camera, a lens or two, microphone, lighting, etc) What's the bare essentials that's cost affective but your films would look as good as they can. I have a SL3 but I'm about to get a a6400 so I can get log and hlg with a 16-55mm f2. 8 and a 16mm f1. 4 to start my filmmaking journey.
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Happy Holidays is offensive. It's almost always clear which holiday you are not naming, so don't be shy. Do be culturally sensitive it wouldn't be appropriate in Australia, Happy ANZAC Day it's a day we remember those who died in war.
It's not as if Muslims and Jews can ignore Christmas, but there's no reason to not join in the general well-wishing,

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Since you were talking about the future of cinema and how the 'rona has played a role in it. Something crazy we saw happen with a local theater, was that you can rent out an ENTIRE theater room for some ridiculously low price, and watch whatever movie you want. Have you seen anything like that happening near you guys?
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Dave joined Ted at Indy Mogul! That was awesome in 2020! Also, I hope it's not the end of movie theaters. There is nothing better for movies than the big screen experience. I did the same thing Ted did. I found a theater playing Tenet to see it as Christopher Nolan intended. It was incredible. Happy New Year!
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Been watching Indymogul since the EARLY days. Seen all the host changes. Seen it die for awhile. Seen it rise again under Ted. Love you guys and what you bring to the filmmaking discussion. Cheers to 2021 being a less weird year with more productions happening and some sense of normalcy resuming.
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Dudes! Luv the show, but. Just to be different you should drag in some film cameras (Panavision, Arri, IMAX) and go over them because they are using them in the industry. Look at Chris Nolan or J. J. Abrams. They all shoot on film. Just a suggestion. Try to get an IMAX camera to demo. LOL
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My summary:
It's easier than ever for someone to get into filmmaking
It's easier than ever to evolve in filmmaking
It's harder than ever for beginners in the business to find better jobs
It's easier than ever for semi-pros to upgrade their game

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Thank you Dave and Ted and the Indy Mogul team for all the hard work that you guys did this year! We built our production company this year and couldn't have done it without the resources that you guys provide. Hope we get to collaborate one day.
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Hello hope all is well and Yep What a year. One day i will be able to buy that workhorse, In the meantime, I'm still getting to grips with my GoPro 8 lol. we hope you have an amazing Happy New year. Love and Light Sarah and Glenn
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Happy New Year! I'm looking forward to see what you all do in 2021.
I would love to see some more episodes on audio!
Ways to use your iPhone for audio.
Ways to use lav mics and what sound recorders to use with them!

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I would love to see more tutorials about lighting techniques and creative solutions. I think that the video about product shooting using top light was one of the most useful for me this year. :)
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Thanks Dave and Ted for putting out the great quality content. Always look forward to the next video and looking forward to your video tips and tricks, product reviews. Good luck in 2021.
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I really enjoyed this video. I like your content in general, but I wish you would have more videos like this where you just open up and share a little bit of your personalities! ;)
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Not sure why, but after hearing the lethargic voice guy saying Indy Mogul in the intro still cracks me up after watching like 100 of these videos. As always, great work!
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How are you getting your Shure SM7B mics into your cameras? If you are recording externally, what recorder are you using? It is not explained in your gear weblink.
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