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Posted at 12:22 pm on March 18th, 2010 by Andrew Kramer
In this special behind the scenes episode of the Blog Show, we will take you through setting up the shot for an upcoming tutorial. The technique allows you to create a 3D camera from a single 2D track!
We also discuss the benefits of temporary post production so you can reshoot before the set is taken down.
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when will the tutorial be out? It looks phenomenal!
Really glad you decided to bring these back. I’m a big fan of the video blog.
Sounds like a pretty interesting technique.
Excellent teaser! I can’t wait to see Sam jump!!!! Sorry Sam, Andrew corrupted me….I think it all started after he hit me with his Directing Mallet….
just great….
wating for the new tut.
Man, you real help guys like me and my friend, who with no opportunities to shot good film do very well with such good tools! THANKS A LOT! It’s awesome!
Andrew, what dolly brand are you using? Is that the Indie Dolly? If so, how do you like it?
Andrew! LMAO I’m I haven’t watched the show yet but I was just about to leave a comment an ask what happened to the blog show! LOL
Whoa! Haven’t seen Sam in a while – looks like he’s back with a bang! Loving the Blog show! Keep up the good work, Andrew.
I’m a big fan of the video blog! I hope we get a good consistent amount of vlogs!
Amazing episode! I’m really exited about the new tutorial.
Andrew,
You should really do a 3d tutorial about the blog show intro. The cracking ground stuff. It`s awesome.
Hey, I need to watch this when I get home (I’m currently at school).
Why don’t you put it on the Blog Show page?
Go go go Andrew
Your jib-dolly-rig looks awesome. All the elements fit, the upward lighting the shadows cast on the building, sams shirt flayling in the wind. The only thing i would have changed is the halation amount on the cars below. The brake lights and headlights that far away should blur out.(light pentagon style)
Also you already did the car hitting Sam…why not reverse rolls and instead of smashing pavement have sam get revenge….you know….by causing massive traffic backup, and on-lookers, and cops. Why, Sam could very well bring that city to its knees with just one jump.
p.s: Love that you CG, “BBQ” and foreground clutter.
-eamon
Love it Andrew! Glad you made one again
Looking forward to the tutorial!
ooo.. this the next tutorial? i’d like to see it.
and how about a tutorial to make the intro/outro with the ground breaking?
wow, I really loved this blog show! I really would love to see more!
Ok, now we’re getting too fancy with all the gear.
I just finished watching Sure Target 2. I can’t keep up! (ST2, good stuff by the way. Big improvements.)
Andrew, will you sign my directing mallet?
From the looks of the on set monitor, you had a 5 or 7D set up on the jib. Are you compositing from the compressed H.264 footage (transcoded most likely to something else), or are you using a different camera for the actual project?
Cheers
Anyone else notice the subliminal BBQ around :30-:35?
whats with the random titles
What size green screen is that?
Andrew,
I am a gear head and couldn’t help but study the gear you were using. What camera were you using?
How do you like your Kessler Crane? I use one as well (8ft)and it works very well. I was curious about the tripod you were using and the extra support that you seemed to have attached.
I was disappointed that you were not wearing a VC T-Shirt. Shame on you.
Almost lost this one lololol
I never leave comments but I have to say you guys at video copilot are top notch. Thanks a ton for all of the quality info that you offer. All the best. jonboypro
LOL! The directing mallet xD
Awesome idea, Mr. Kramer!
hello andrew .i am from iran.you have web site verey good.
Andew you’re so funny man….lol
Because that we love you..
I saw the BBQ. I am surprised that it wasn’t properly motion tracked. maybe next time.
thanks for the tips Andrew and the VCP team.
Keep following Kramer and one day you will be able to make movie like Avatar ^.^
I saw BBQ too lol you fun man
I don’t think you need to do a full tutorial on this but a quick breakdown on how you put it together would be really cool and helpful.
Looking forward to the new tutorial, I need info on doing just that Andrew! Say what was on the computer screen behind you? Is that you and the wife?
we are team for after effect:ehsan,hasan,yousef,samadi.we love you for your web site and you.thank you.you have web site very good.we are from iran
Yeah- for some reason i invited some peeps to my crib for burgers and beers after watching this vlog… what gives?? XD wicked cool experimental cinematography btw!
Man, I’m glad you guys got the server errors figured out, this tutorial looks absolutely incredible, I hope you didn’t beat Sam too much with the mallet.
I want to know how you made the traffic.
I’m looking forward to this new tutorial….
thank you very much, Andrew Kramer.
This is awsum! You should do it more often, I enjoy the blog shows a lot!
Hi
Andrew wowww very cool You have very great stuff!!
You have a very big Widescreen Monitor
23-inch or more?
Awesomene!!
look awesome andrew.. cant wait (:
This looks awesome! Thanks for returning the video blogs Andrew! We love them!!!
Hey Andrew,
I could see that you shot with your 7D. I just got that camera too and was wondering how you treat the footage in post. Do you convert it? Down-rez?
I’d really apprechiate your input on that!
Thank you,
Felix
Phenomenal work! love your studio! I’m actually very close to your location, I’m in Corona.
@ furko:
It’s 24″ and absolutely every postproduction studio in the world that I’ve been to uses these Dell monitors.
I literally haven’t seen a single postproduction house without a Dell WFP 2407 or 2408 or so.
I’m actually typing this right now looking at a Dell WFP 2408.
Short but great Blog Show, I’d love to see those more often!
is the house made with 3ds max?
Oh man I like your Studio; it’s great for making whatever!!! It’s amazing Andrew!!
your tutorials are off the chart…when do you fine time to sleep.
Video blog is awesome,
Admin Edit: Too many Caps.
I am jonesing for some ribs all of a sudden?!
Cool shot! I wonder how you tracked the shot, I saw no markers on the green..
Looks pretty interesting, you’ll do a tutorial on the composition of 3D scenes? … I think it sounds very tedious, but you always surprise us Andrew … God bless you brother!!!!
Am I the only one that noticed at 0:32 there’s a floating “BBQ” next to the monitor. or is that meant to be there?
Andrew, what dolly are you using? And do you like it as well? And the cars are moving the wrong way around, the lights are facing backwards when they should be facing forwards, and it just looks like the car is moving backwards.
Doc. Andrew,
I see that from the beginning you always use Windows-based computers, why not Mac? There’s something wrong or you don’t like in the Mac(Apple)?
or maybe … whatever
can’t wait! Nice warestudiohousethingâ„¢!
I wonder how much all that stuff cost. I wish I could get stuff like that :]
Nice warehouse/studio you got there ppl
Really looking forward to see the tut.
Where can I buy a Directing Mallet? I’ve been always using my fists! It hurts a bit. Are you planning to sell a VIDEOCOPILOT Directing Mallet? One to go please!
Glad to see the blog is back!!!
is that the 7D?
and what lens do you suggest for me?
and should i get the 28-135mm IS USM or the 18-135mm IS lenses?
thanks!!
(:
Hi andrew, im from colombia, excuse my english please, …. let me know when you going to do more tutorials to special effects movies….. thanks friend
Looks awesome. Was that X-files on the other monitor?
I am still excited to play around with my gift, cant wait.
Awesome! Blog Show again!
Looking forward the tut…
@Simon Steele: You got it! Season 4.
U are the Bomb!! No one Can NOT top you…
I love your work!!!Keep it coming
A tour of what type of computer you have, and the cooling system you have on it, ie. custom water loops etc.
Wooww really cool !! can I ask how much does this kind of ‘tripod’ cost ? and can’t you make one by yourself, .. no ?
keep making these!
Hey andrew, i really appreciate the things you do. you have helped me a lot. anyway, will you please included in your tutorial the good if not the best exporting formats for videos and projects in after effects and premier pro. i would really appreciate it very much.. thanks…. =)
Andrew thank you for all your tutorials, I advance a lot in my projects
thanks to you! I thank you enough!
Sir, you are an inspiration to me.
Mr. Kramer, I was wondering if you had made any short films with your special effects in them and if they were online or if you could send them to me?
Looks like its gunna be a great one!
Looking forward to it.
Jacob
jmbmedia.com
Sometimes an idea pops into your head that makes you chuckle to yourself, and you end up working on it until 2am…
It’s not spam, though does involve a special type of meat – the Samburger (sorry Sam):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51jKv68Lf0k
Awesome, you have the same camera (7D) and the same screen as me! (Ultrasharp DELL)
Looking very good by the way, hopefully there’s a tutorial in it to explain us how exactly you matched the dolly/crane movement with the AE camera movement.
so….. is it the 7d then?
Hi Andrew, its great to watch another blog video after a long time.. could you please show us how to make the blog show intro video? the one with the ground break open thing. even a few tips will do.
that’s cool i like it
is that the 7D?
and what lens do you suggest for me?
and should i get the 28-135mm IS USM or the 18-135mm IS lenses?
thanks!!
(:
reposting because you probably didn’t see it xP
That’s great!
What camera are you using?
I wish the GH1 had a video out…. god damn I wish…. Anyway, that looks awesome Andrew / Sam.
I have a homemade Jib made out of Hockey Sticks !
OHHHHHH CANADAAAAA
Andrew the best!
BBQ…I’m just saying…
I always used a hammer but I guess a rubber headed mallet is just as effective…. thanks Andrew.
i’m looking forward to it. it’s gonna be great! is it possible to have a tutorial about how you made the video copilot “logo”? with the breaking and flying up ground too?
Very Thanks Anderw For New Plog Show !
Ilove Blog Show !
I love Andrew !
Just Anderw
I am Edris Mohammadi From Sanandaj,Kurdistan,Iran.
Amazing!
If there is ANY justice in this world you are making tons of money out of this. Please keep it up!
Cheers from sunny Spain.
everytime i think you are on the limit, you break it!
fantastic!!!
Plockroy
Damn, your equipment is amazing! I wish I could have a crane like this. ;__;
hi andrew , thanks for this video.
i will create studio same as you.
Awesome, can’t wait for the Tutorial.
Seriously Andrew, you should do your own comedy show. You’re far more entertaining than most of the so called “Celebrities” around at the moment.
Hey Andrew, That was the BEST blog show yet! on site stuff like that just makes it more professional to me. I see more studio and think this is so much better than a kid with a camera and a program.. Anyways keep em coming!! I love your tutorials, they’ve helped me so much and now I’m working my way into education. I would be doing something boring if it wasn’t for these tutorials!! I’m going to become a 3D computer animator, maybe we’ll end up working on a project together someday.. Anyways in rap up of this long comment, Great video!!! you should do more of these!! and I’m loving the site!! Thanks for all of this great free content!
is it possible to film this, whitout advanced gear like you have? and is all made in after effects, or is some of the scen made in 3D program?
Hey Andew, where did you by that green screen, is it possible to order it online from somewhere?
Oh my god! Looking at your studio, I get an orgasm!
BlogShow again, nice. Thank’s Andrew.
Excellent work again Andrew. But i do have a question i am trying to figure since the first tutorial.. There’s a Shortcut keyboard u press whenever u want to resize the comps window to full screen or fit right away… can u tell me what’s that shortcut on PC and mostly on MAC where i work?
Thanks.
WOW andrew! You are BLUFFING ME!!!!
Very Good Andrew Dear,
Andrew i soo love your work man. you are really amazing.
Keep ut the good work.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Daaaaaaamn !!! Man ! A lot of thanx to you !
Vary vary big thanx ! from UKRAINE !!!
Yeah Andrew, we – The freaking gear heads – we BEG You! Tell us what camera r u using + what lense, and what crane + stuff… PLEASE
Just one post and it will make all of us happy
hahaha i like the BBQ! wt were u eating Andrew???
Man! You’ve GOT to make more of these =D. I love them!
And this one in particular is very interesting. You have so much cool stuff.
That hillarious face expression, when you said that the hammer costs money, made me laugh =P.
Greetings from Norway!
The video is looking awesome but when will the tutorial came out..?
Poor Sam.
I would love to have a camera dolly. I could stand not having a greenscreen if I could get a dolly.
Yo Andrew – cool
BTW Eric, a pretty simple and cost effective dolly can be made with – 1… a sheet of ply to act as a platform for the tripod…..2…4 pairs of roller skate wheels or similar attached to each corner of the ply …..3..2 lengths of PVC piping for the tracks. You can get them in 3.6 metre lengths. The roller skate wheels track nicely on top of the pipe. No where near as good as AK’s bling but steady enough.
Cheers
Mike
awesome studio and but in your last shot (min 1:53) in your show you can see the rails from the crane and you must change this if you would be a perfect movie
Was that a 5D or 7D? And what ISO, shutter, and iris settings do you find best for the least amount of noise in low light conditions?
So let me get this right. You buy a studio. Set up a green screen. Set up a scene in After Effects. Make everything line up right. Use force with your directing mallet. And all this while all you had to do was convince Sam that his life sucks and give him the key to the top floor of a high building. Now that doesn’t sound difficult, does it. Sometimes you just overdo it man.
Nevertheless,
I LOVE IT
bullet dodge , maxpayne style diving ,bullet time , evrything that is in matrix movie make a tut on that when ur free ….
Hi nice video andrew
good work!! But when is there a new tutorial ?^^
Greetings from Germany
Great video Andrew. I hope you don’t release a tutorial though. Its a simple concept that’s been covered numerous times before.
I would like a tip though on how you tracked the shot though without any markers…
Blog Show FTW!
We want more, we want more…
Very nice .. i want this studio.
@Matt: There are markers on the floor in a little lighter green.
thanks andrew sir ! always waiting for a blog show more than tut. want more ..
@ sabastian
no u did not get it right. it was a joke dun take it too seriously.
@ Matt
its not that simple lol! dun be selfish there are many people who are eager to know the technique.
You are so lucky Andrew and team. Id love a crane and dolly and amazing cameras. For now I’m borrowing someones FX1000e which is great but its not mine
I have been following your site and your tutorials and I have learned a lot. Thank you
Greetings from Germany!
Ok, think I’ve worked it out, so if you want to wait for the tutorial and be surprised, I’d suggest you don’t read on…
Shoot the footage on green screen as shown in the above video. Motion track points on the floor, such as the end of the tracks or the darker green mark in front of Sam. With the composition, create several layers from images of the sides of buildings, city street and the rooftop. Make them 3D, then put them into position to make out the shape of the buildings. Parent all these buildings to a 3D null and apply the motion track to the null. Create a new camera and move it backwards or forwards in Z space to match the movement of the real camera. Apply finishing touches, like moving cars on the street, light coming out of apartment windows etc to add to the realism.
Am I right?
Looks great, Mr Kramer, cant wait!…and its goog to see Sam again in your tutorials.
Greetings fron Guanajuato.
Haha… Keep vlogging!
Ha! Had the same HP keyboard for over 7 years, threw it out recently. Aren’t the letters/numbers on that thing not completely worn off?
P.s. I think you should do a feature with that BBQ, it sure looks hot!
very cool show. it inspire me so much. hope for you good work. you are so awesome.
Sam splats from towering ledge sounds like a good title…can’t wait for the hammer to come down.
You should definitely make more vlogs of your studio, i am very interested in seeing the behind the scenes over at video copilot and I think a lot of other people are to.
and the “cost money” lol, is that infact the glidecam that costs 3,000? haha, I am looking to pick that gem up soon.
Jump, Jump, Jump…
Hey Andrew Whats up! hehe…one question…wahat camera do you use in the crane ?
I love these chroma key special effects, I have my studio set up with chroma key. Would love to see more of your crane and dolly. Did you build them yourself?
Also can you tell us more about the lighting?
I used chroma key for my 3 minute mini movie I-M-PLANT that I’m working on.
This is just a try out but also made wusing chroma key
http://www.vimeo.com/9625008
yeah Andrew….. Is amazing….
I’m Wait Your Tutorial….
And I’m a fans of you in facebook…
Ha.. Ha… Ha…
muito legal andrew nos aqui do brasil acompanhamos seu trabalho muito bom continue assim
Hello. Andrew Kramer, you my teacher on video-tape editing! You the best!
In some months will start my project in which similar technologies of video of shooting will be used. I speak ‘ Similar ‘. Because I not the expert in this area. I only the enthusiast. And consequently for me shooting of films is something new. That I never in a life tested earlier.
Andrew, I thank you for all! I think, the given message you not прочтёте… In fact a lot of such, as I. Which from the bottom of the heart wish you to thank for all. And consequently you do not have opportunity to answer everyone.
I from Russia. Forgive for my awful grammar. I not so well know English language. I understand it, but not грамматей, unfortunately.
P.S. WE WAIT TUTORIAL, IN КОТРОМ, I HOPE, YOU WILL TELL AND WILL SHOW CREATION OF THE GIVEN STAGE IN AFTER EFFECTS! THANKS! =))
you guys should make a short film or something, and blog / tutorial it start to finish!
I need a DirectingMallet™ by VideoCopilot®!
Awesome man, can wait for the tut.
hay just missed you in these days lol
was happy to hear from you agian ^^
Nice studio, and yeah poor Sam. but… Why a Dell?
looking forward, and why does the word “bbq” pop up in the beginning :p
Hey Andrew ,what happend to the short you shot for AE2 it would be great if we can see some footage or some frame grabs please personal request.
It would be great tutorial dude…I expect it with impatient !
Dear Andrew.
I Love the Video Blogs and do hope that you make more of them they are so cool. I would like to know how you plan your projects and shoots ready for compositing in After Effects. A tutorial on planing and shooting would be brill. I love being able to see your studio and would love to see more of the behind the scenes stuff!! Thanks from Coventry in the UK….
Aweseome Blog Show Andrew … the “Air-purifier costs money” double-take, is priceless.
What type of camera is on the crane?
That is awesome! Very educational! More Behind the Scenes would be priceless!
i need to buy myself a directing mallet !
I like this type of behind the scenes stuff, refreshing to see from professionals
thats awesome:D from norway:)
Admin Edit: Your comments are stupid Lyndon
Just Don’t Forget About The Other Tutorial Drew! I LOVE The Glass Shatter Text Effect!!!
wow looks amazing! and now i found out why you’re so amazing, you have the same keyboard as I used to have on my old computer :O I should get it back and be as amazing as you =D
Awesome. Can’t wait to see more like these
Greetings from Argentina!, waiting for your excellent tutorial.
a QUESTION!, Im trying to mount my little studio, so I wanted to know the descriptions of the lights that you use in your studio!!, someone could send a lightning basic configuration ??? thanks!!!
it’s that crane home made? if it is, you have to make a tutorial to get that thing!! haha, best wishes andrew, like always.
Haha i love the bit where Andrew is like , this thing actualy costs money then doubles back looking lol made me laugh to myself.
woww I can not believe that for the movie Avatar, use Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro and Indesingn,
knew they were good programs production, but not so!
thought that for such productions based programs were used Autodesk technology,
-ah sorry for my English-
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/customer-stories-video-film-and-audio/adobe-and-avatar/
Wow Thats how Andrew Kramer looks like!… lool You know when you always heard someone’s voice but never seen them… Your head automatically draws a picture of what they look like….. like from the sound of their voice. Yea you look completely different lol Its like I always seen your pictures and finally met you in real life… but not like a blind date thing, just…. or maybe I should of Google you. I have now… just wondering why I didn’t before… yea okay…. Andrew Kramer kool video!!
Gift all the way from London baby! yeaaaaa
Hey Andrew!! You gotta flip that 150 right side up or you’re going to blow the bulb!!
so… anyone watching american idol, mega use of twitch and other vid copilot products/ideas in their contestant rundown opening vid from thrusday 18.3.2010
i’d love to hear all the times andrew watches tv with his wife and points out, no way, that’s from me!
hope your fam and little one are doing well.
Ohh amdrew u r great thanks
cool to see, shooting techniques are handy to know, thanks andrew!
Looks so good andrew!
Nice to see how you actually get these shot :]
Hello sir good afternoon this is amazing.
And I’ll waiting for this tutorial.
Hey Andrew, that BBQ & walk through supers were really hilarious, it was unexpected & that’s really ur style, lol. As u suggested be4 very soon m gonna buy canon 7D. Thanks for ur support n help in my career. ANDREW ROCKS
I would like to watch more behind the scenes from this project.
Big up Andrew
HI Andrew.I am Shuva.I am waiting for this..
Yeah.. lets see those vlogs again please. AK rocks!!
The BBQ is great:D:D:D
hey andrew , who is create your music?
and again thank you
The director’s mallet could also be used as a meat tenderizer. Throw Sam on the BBQ after the jump and we got a pahty (that’s party with a Boston accent)!
Just wrapped up a project using acrion essentials 2, Optical Flares & Twitch…The client “ate it up”.
Thanks for the inspiration and amazing education. I’m getting my doctorate at “Kramer U”.
There is barbeque set in the warehouse.. nice.
wow.. thats pretty nice
it’s cool to see your studio or your working- area … may u could in future upload a studio- tour?
btw: u like billabong, ha?
i luv this 1. cant wait for the tutorial. thanxs
I love the Blog Show, or whatever you decide to call it. It’s nice to see the “behind the scenes stuff”
You should make a tutorial for creating backgrounds for green screen work.
Thanks Keep up the great work and products!!!!!!!!!!!!
that’s great!.. I have started with you and going on with you
I like these blog shows, keep it up. Were they scully and mulder on the other monitor?
very cool!
you seriously should sell those directing mallets, i know my mom would buy one.
amazing =)
words can’t describe any thing about the big code andrew kramer and videocopilot staff best regards from egypt
Hi Andrew.
I’ve seen a lot of people shooting video with the 7D.
For instance; I saw the other day a few pics where Roberto Rodriguez was shooting a music video with a Canon 7D.
Have you used it for any tv commercial at all?
Also what can you tell me about how the shutter affects the video? there is a video at vimeo where somebody is saying that – in order to have a smooth video or not choppy – if you shoot at 24P you shutter needs to 48 or 50 … What about 60P? is it about 120?
Is that correct?… What are you using?
I’m trying to save money to get, and in the meantime I would like to gather some info.
Thanks ….
and BTW your set up it’s very neat
COOL! But what’s with the Billabong Duds? Should be a VC t-shirt!
I love it when we get to see behind the scenes, so inspirational. You have given so much advice Andrew but let me give you a little if i may, you might laugh at this.
The shutter door in your studio is over 3 meters long? If so, and it looks so, you need to have 2 roller shutter contacts from the alarm system on it, one either end. I have never been able to leave an informative comment on your site till now, lol.
Great work, thanks again!
Stephen.
Hi,
Did you do the text animation in the video clip: David Guetta featuring Kid Cudi – Memories ?
Because it looks like the text animation in this video blog at TC 00:33 sec. (BBQ)
And who are the two beautiful people in the background of your second monitor?
VERY GOOD, I LIKE THIS…….please to continue….
i’m from brasil, manaus , amazonas
Andrew!
We need to see more of the “behind the scenes” and your “workflow” videos. You are such an inspiration to all of us. Being able to see how all of this stuff comes together would be HUGE! Even if it’s a little flip cam or something. I don’t know…hire some teenager to walk around and film you all day and cut it together real quick and then post it up! We would love to see more of this stuff! They would prolly do it for free!
Thanks for everything! – Toby
AHAHA, great,,,canon 7d well work!
Hey Andrew…where can i see some of your professional work, i mean things that you didn’t post on videocopilot..
Hi Andrew.
I really like your work.
In germany you would say: “Einfach Klasse”.
Excellent work
greetings from germany
man what a cool green screen!!!!!!!!
Love your stuff.
lol to the directing mallet. Nice one.
Very interesting. I’d love to see this tutorial.
hurray another blog show
Tu sais je n’arrête pas de vous bénis tous, et en plus Que Dieu Vous Bénisse
its great but i think u need somthing some like someone oush sam away and dropped down any way if u come to egypt i will be happy to see u …..i like y project hope we can be a friend
Andrew,it’d be awesome if you included a tutorial about green screen where probably would be involved 3d tracking with Boujou or Syntheyes. Something like where to place the tracking points for later 3d environment montage, like the one with Sam Lloya standing on the edge of the building.
i wished you also had a precised tutorial about this kind of keying…Great video though.
That’s a great work! It’s one of my dreams, to work in a production. Hey anyone of you who can help me work abroad??? hahaha you can email me at sherwin.cruz@yahoo.com
Hey Andrew,I was wondering when will You do the next video blog, it’s been awhile. You should do more of these behind the scenes stuff, it’s awesome. Much respect from Serbia;-)
i hope the Warner or Peter JAckson will never see your GREAT job else we will loose you for ever.
You’re a man who makes something good of your life. Continue !
Don’t Do It, Sam!!!!
But on another note, Love the Studio! What crane/dolly/tripod/lighting equipment are you using? It looks like a great set-up.
why can’t i watch the full video. after about 45 sec to a min, it just stops. any suggestions?
Like you way of work. Professional. Congrats!
Moar (more) blog posts like this please! I love behind the scenes videos.
I believe that you should make a making of kind of what hardware you use on the next blogg show? like your rigg as well as the kind of lights and the like. I really found this interesting as well as the look behind the VCP scenes more of a break from your normal PC based training
Noticed you were useing a 5D or 7D on the crane by the look of the video monitor display. I have a 5D and use it regularly, did you use camera in the actual shoot or was it just for the blog post. Reason being… well do the cameras key out the green screen?
X-files off hours? You just dont know how to quit it. Luv the work.
Hey Andrew your tutorials are awesome!…where did you lear all you know about after effects ?
greetings from Argentina
It’s not the first time i see Sam trying to commit suicide… What’s wrong with him??