iPhone Filmmaking | Gear & Shot Breakdown - Snowbrawl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video filmmaker Blake Calhoun does a breakdown & commentary about the gear and shots used in Apple's epic iPhone 11 Pro snowball fight short film, "Snowbrawl" (watch it here first if you haven't seen it: • Video ).
Please note: We have no affiliation with Apple or the short film.
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Behind the scenes are always the best videos thanks for this
This was a great breakdown of the snow brawl commercial. You have a good way of explaining things. I try to watch all your videos. I feel like a student.
Thanks for watching!
Very thoughtful breakdown. I was impressed by this clip when it rolled out. Now I'm enlightened. (I too saw the skull).
Thanks so much! 👏🏻👏🏻
That was an excellent breakdown!
So one interesting thing you missed. They used beastgrip pro, and in most of the bts footage the piece that holds the lens is below the iPhone lenses, as if they didn’t use it... but some it’s been moved, which makes me think they did use some external lenses or filters.
Actually pointed out the Beastgrip! :) It’s possible they used some filters like a polarizer maybe, but none are shown in the BTS that I saw.
Awe and then some, Blake! Thanks so much for this breakdown. Although I may never try my own version, it is so way cool to know how things are done as that gives me a greater appreciation for what I watch every day! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Man I love this channel
Super appreciate this breakdown! Well done.
Another gem! Thanks for putting this together!
Thanks!
Wow, i wanna try it..
Great break-down, Blake...
Thanks for watching!
Awesome breakdown!!!
Class in session,love these kinda video's 🤗
Forgot to add that Mavis also syncs with UltraSync Blue to shoot multi camera projects and with an external sound recorder all with the same time code
Great analysis. Thanks for this.
Thanks!
This is full of practical insights --thank you. To clarify: the staccato look is no ND filters + high (60?) fps shooting and playback? Or something else? Thanks again.
No ND filter and high shutter speed, not frame rate. To get proper motion blur use the “180° shutter rule”. So 24 FPS would be 1/48 shutter. Or 30 FPS would be 1/60 is shutter. And so on. Thanks for watching!
Is that an hdmi out to those field monitors? I’m going to be shooting a film this year for our amateur dramatics society and will be using my 550d(t2i) and my iPhone 7, this channel is giving me bags of confidence.
Yes it is. They’re using the Apple HDMI to Lightning adapter. Then they’re sending that signal wirelessly to other monitors likely using a Teradak or similar wireless video system. Thanks for watching! Good luck with your project.
Your clips are absolutely stunning and well made...best I have seen on TH-cam
Perhaps you might consider adding Mavis to your favourite film making apps as it is designed to work well with the Smooth4 gimbal and it seems to offer all the LOG setups you have on Filmic...Cheers
Andre
Thanks for watching! Filmic is our go to, but MAVIS is great too.
I really like this! Please do more of these BTS videos...
Thanks! Always trying to mix it up and do new things. Glad you liked it!
Appreciate the inspiration! 🎥✊🏾
Could you please make a video on how to edit in the motion blur without ND filters? Cheers.
Did one a while back... see if this helps th-cam.com/video/8kPoS0mXoLE/w-d-xo.html
EXCELLENT analysis. However very few iPhone shooters have a crew of 20 or so, and Terradeck monitors, high power lights, smoke and snow machines and a bunch of such great young actors, to work with.
Definitely. But you don’t need all that to tell a similar smaller scale story. The techniques and approach would be the same. Thanks for watching!
Hey man, great video, I want to ask if there is a way to record directly to a hard disk or a sdcard or we have to copy it everytime, I have the 11 pro and I'm trying to make a movie with that the problem is i got a 64gb version
With the 15 Pro series you can now to an SSD or SD card via USB-C, but not with that version. But once you upgrade you can definitely do it. Thanks for watching!
Here commenting without finishing the video 😂
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Enjoyed the break down...question: How are they using external monitors that are shown a few times. Is it wireless? I don't see lightning cables to a monitor. I presume this all means they capture all sound separately from the shooting phone and then sync in post.
They’re using a Lightning adapter to send an HDMI signal from the phone wirelessly - likely using a Teradak or similar wireless video system. And yes, they’re doing double system sound and syncing in post. But it sounded like pretty much everything was done with foley and sound effects and looping by the actors (probably very noisy on set).
Wow, iphone11 is awesome.
wow, so cool to watch. We shoot all our vids on phone and watching this is so inspiring. Wonder if our dog will co-operate. lol We put our phone on a really long stick for a terribly fake drone shot. lol
Hey whatever works! :)
What kinda cable or adapter u used to connect the video monitor to an iMac?
Thunderbolt to Blackmagic UltraStudio Mini to SDI.
Looks good without using ND filters
How do you think they got the anamorphic look if they are not using filmic pro. Crop marks on the Iphone?
They just letterboxed in post-production. And while shooting the monitors likely had framing marks on them (sometimes even gaff tape), or often you just wing it and you can reposition the shot in editing.
@@iphoneographers thanks for the tip. Great channel by the way
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Theater print🌻🏵 please please replay
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Can you use anamorphic lens with iPhone camera app? Not Filmic pro app?
Yes, but it won’t look desqueezed when shooting and you’ll have to do that in post (it’ll look stretched top to bottom).
@@iphoneographers : Thanks for a quick response.
Whats the aspect ratio they shot and edited? Thanks.
This one was standard 16x9.
What Gimbal is this?
Aye💃💃💃got here early
How was it edited
Not sure on that but would guess FCPX since it’s an Apple project. :)
Pulled out of utube, how do u say that properly? What is that called, pulling a video from utube in order to do editing.
Im guessing they mastered in 1080p so they probably shot the 120fps slowmos in 1080
It’s possible. But they only talk about 4K 60fps in the BTS and HD 120fps is usually noticeably softer. There is a lot of high frame rate stuff going on though.
@@iphoneographers if this video has a 4k version, id stand corrected😗
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Amazing breakdown, thanks for this. I personally disliked the look of this commercial when I first saw it, and now I dislike it even more seeing how much high end production there is behind this poor result. IMO it looks pretty bad. The girl’s eyes seem to have been brightened in post and look fake. Sharpness is over the top and looks very digital. When the girl is running her hair looks has that sort of watercolour effect. Depth of field is too much in almost every shot and there is too much going on in the frame, too much snow, smoke, trees, people... so it’s super distracting and video-looking. There is a shot when the girl pauses and catches a snowball, that shot looks specially terrible.
nice video , but they are professional not like us , I mean the stuff that they use and the team too ,,
You mean the iPhone 11 Pro? :) They definitely have lots of extras, but the main point is you can do very similar stuff on your own - and/or learn how to. Thanks for watching!
@11:05-06
Who else saw the skull carved into the snow?
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