The Making of Brandon Semenuk’s “One-Shot” Segment
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Last week, Teton Gravity Research (TGR) and Anthill Films released one of the most acclaimed segments from unReal, Brandon Semenuk’s “One Shot” segment. It’s the first full segment in a mountain bike film shot in a single, continuous shot. The beautiful simplicity of the segment hides the extraordinary amount of work and coordination it took from the entire team to create. In this episode of Mind the Gap, we go behind the scenes in Cambria, California to show you how the crew pulled off this cinematic achievement.
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When I saw it I thought they did it with a drone.
really amazing to see it's been done like that
Same, I thought it might of even been a helicopter .
Man I was about to comment the same...well I guess that's how u got more than 50 likes
Yeah i recon they did it the hard way
I can't imagine how much that whole gigantic truck-mounted gimble set up cost...
Not as much as your KTM
about tree fiddy...
The camera alone costs $500,000
@@brookproductions. which kind of camera it’s?
@@angeltovilla daurudesandstorm v 1.2
I saw this a quite a while ago and thought it was an epic long lens drone shot! just shows how wrong you can be
The realization of everything that has to go right for this shot to work almost puts me in a sweat! Amazing work.
WHO THE HELL DOWNVOTES VIDEOS OF THIS AWESOMENESS?!?!?!?
Amazing how smooth that shot was considering that it was attached to a pickup truck, and not a drone.
Eric Christine yo i was literally thinking the same shit as i saw your comment lol
They have stabilizers. They're pretty fucking awesome, you can literally hold the camera in the stabilizer, jump up and down and the shot will still run smooth.
Yeah gimbals stabiliser if you have a GoPro you should get one makes what your doing look more pro
This video was one where I really asked myself: " How did they film this?".
Thanks for showing us how :)
I've never seen someone who can accomplish the feats like Semenuk does and not even crack a smile.
one of the coolest mtb movie I ever seen
As an amateur filmmaker I almost cried here... This was the most amazing video production ever!
Its still a joy to watch it after all these years and listening to the song "For what it's worth" so right...
I often wake up to this video . One.. because the song is epic. Two...because I can not ride and to me this is the epitome of freedom . Always loved this style of riding . I cannot thank you enough for this most incredible experience. You people rock ! Bless you and many happy trails and travels!
Brilliance Brandon and the crew.
Wow what a fabulous insight in how you guys made such an epic short film. Congratulations to all of you for your dedication, commitment and flair. You're amazing.
I had adrenaline just watching that
GREAT JOB GUYS !!!
Best segment ever made !
Cheers
I love you guys! You guys rock! THSI SHOULD BE A MILLION VIEWS ALREADY!
+Obi Okerekeocha the video on facebook has over a million views.
One shot edits. Are the purest form of videography
AWESOME Work TEAM "One Shot"...Extremely Well Done!! Congratulations. :)
such a satisfying run to watch so smooth
Respect for your job !! That's awesome !
Far beyond awesome !
wow.. thx you for showing the making " one shot " segment , i love it, best mtb video,
Amazing how that camera has a steady shot while being zoomed in so far. Very cool bts
You guys did such a great job on this .i cant even imagine the planning part of trying to find a location to make a trail like that and also make a road to film it
Great job guys, it's a masterpiece...
Congratz ! Really amazing job
Very impressive display, good job.
No doubt, Semenuk is very good. However, it is unforgivable to have smashed this magnificent landscape for the shooting of a fucking advertising. Talent and shame in the same streak; good job.
This was awesome guys! The behind the scenes is just as good as the main video. Also Brandon, I love your choice of camera! 5:15 :-D
Was that an Olympus film camera??
felicitaciones!!! increible!!
awesome work!
Amazing!
So sick, great work.
Wow thats so well done!
unbelievable
Genius in planning, design and execution! The only thing that could have made the original video better, was to make this video to illustrate how it was done. Thank you!
That’s sick guys. You killed it!
The finished product was awesome! Can I hear the CGP Grey music at the end there??
Very nice work guys! Really liked the video. Amazing place too :)
Stellar! Just stellar guys!
Still the most stunning bike video i've ever seen
nice work!
So cool!
awesome video guys turned out amazing
AWESOME VIDEO!!! thanks so much!!!
that's Fucking AMAZING...I appreciate the hard work you guys put into making this video. the end result is one of my favorite videos to watch...and that song is Fucking perfect!!!.
Always nice to get 10 or more days to rehearse. We never got more than a day:) Good Job!
When i saw this vid i was amazed mahola my dude 🤙🏼
Thank you for your team work we got very rear video its really unreal no body can do that work hard. :)
U are awesome, guys!
Wow didn't know they made the hole track as well. What a wicked video
Sick!
Why no drone with red cinema, I'm sure there is a reason but the shot was great. Good work
Zacco Brooks Impossible to be that smooth and accurate with a drone on a shot like this (especially while changing zoom and movement of the frame all the time)… some great works do need great efforts i guess:D
Awesome.. Crazy
Yep, l thought it was drone too! You are all such artists!
Brutal!!!
Cool!
Awesome
NICE!!
Show, muito legal.
Esmeulon - Gostei ☠️ Toda A Produção. Áudio. Música. Parabéns A Equipe !
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good job brandon it's nice video in the world
That great tim👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
THIS IS SOME SICK ENGINEERING STUFFS!
How they got that shot....
makes yer GO-PRO look a sack of wet noodles in a wet paper sack...damn...
makes you wonder who was the one that shot the take off of the moon lander in 1969..they didnt even have cell phones back then...
What a shot, it's amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Somebody knows how long the trail is?
fucking hell boys..... some talent all round there.... fuuuuuuck.
I would be really interested to see this same run shot with a drone and compare the two!?
show!!
Amazing on all fronts!
Hope they put the hill side back though.
What camera would you recommend I get that's low profile but takes amazing video?
i was so sure it was done by a drone ! so nice
beauty
I can't even. So dopio!
Fantastic work, fantastic team. The guy on the bike is ok too I guess (LOL)!
Cool shots, but what about the concept of "leave no trace". That's a lot of excavating in a very beautiful spot for one segment.
is this trail still there to ride or did it get taken down after filming?
Was the trail left intact or did they have to restore the land? Awesome vid.
They restored it. You can see the course on Google Earth if you set Historical Imagery to 4/2015. It's near Cambria, CA off Highway 46 at : 35° 31' 51" N, 120° 59' 34" W.
How many takes did you shoot before you got this winner?
same music as "The Chase" from Trainerroad :)
WOW and i allways looked for the drone shadow.. :D
Bagus. 😎
nice spot... location?
siiiiick
wie eine so schöne Natur verschandelt wird.
(Ich bin ein MTB Fan!)
Any body know the details on the bike switch ?
awesome shot! I was stoked watching this the first time in the cinema.
But you have to admit there was a little post painting on 3:14. You can see the road on the right perspective but not in the actual video. nevertheless very good job.
fucking idiot...
@@darkeagleification calm down bro
Nice! How did you stabilize the shooting and picture? What camera was used, and settings?
+sadsongsishere The million dollar white orb on the truck is a stabilizer with a Red Epic and a Canon 30-300 lens.
they make high end stabilizers for helicopters, makes a super shaky video look like its taken from a extremely stable platform, thats probably what they used here, if you want more info on them look up image stabilization modules for helicopters
Great! Great! Great! Where did you shot it? Location?
somewhere in the californiania hills
Cambria, Central Coast
I'd have said you did use a drone... Very well done guys!
Wow, from the video I thought it was a chopper following him , crazy it was a truck !
That is a big gimball
radical
curious where the budget for this kinda thing comes from?
Can you explain the bike change in the middle? Did he just need a bike that could handle the dropoff?
He was originally on more of a DJ bike that helped through bars and clean flips cause it's lighter and the geometry is designed for that type of rideing. And then he switched to a gravety bike that is meant for going fast and big jumps and bumpy off camber terrain, you should of seen an increase of speed aswell.
I might of missed it - but did they say how many takes it took?
+Yuval Aloni It took one take, said so on the original video
+Kai Lutz 1 take after 10 days of practicing that take ;-)
+Yuval Aloni You can tell by the way that the biker says "I am so glad that it is over" at the end, it definitely took some time.
Until now I thought my cycling videos are laborious.
Why they couldn't show it at normal speed in the film is beyond me...
I can not purchase it from Italy! :( Can you please ask to Apple to let me buy it also from Italy vie iTunes?
Same problem, if I try to have it trough Amazon, GooglePlay...
I can understand ENG, I would like to buy it!!
Thank you
Try it on Vimeo on Demand
nanofan100 Thank you