Finally, after over three years, another good funny episode featuring new dirty tricks! Axes and Aerobics, I love it. Well done! I had almost given up hope. PS: I miss Tim's incredible public safety announcements and the merciless craziness from the early episodes. Revive all the great characters you created back then. The Kia-car advert, then, I think it was your first Netflix ad, where Josh wants to drive to the video shop and Ryan steals his car-distributer, Ryan's Hulk Hogan like character and your very first dimension zap clip with Josh, Emily and Tim, Ryans Bat-man, Ryan on a rampage with little Emily instead of writing his scrips and Emily's scary over the top obsession with weapons are all brilliant and unforgettable, … or to use your language: "terrible and beautiful moments of film history" and one can't get better than this in the movies. Even after all those years I am still haunted by those of your videos in my nightmares in a good way. Emily or Stark just staring and saying nothing freaks me out every time. However, It seems you improved your technical skills at the cost of your scriptwriting and storytelling. Trump says: Sad! But I think this Justin has potential once he's found his footing. Let him rage. And remember the advice, my fellow countryman Billy Wilder gave you about the three most important things you need for a good film. PPS: Is Kessler still after you for burning all his money on that fun fair bouncy castles? If so, you deserve it! … but we still want you to somehow escape. ;->
1.Making ur room look longer (by moving ur actor to the edge). 2.Faking 180° rule (by not moving the set, lighting and camera, move the actors) 3. Reverse clip in post. (Sometimes its dangerous to hit something which is not safe. Best way to overcome that is to reverse the action in shoot and reverse back it in post) 4. Fake sweat. 5.whip pan (fast movement transition)
Before I even start a new project for my channel I just rewatch the videos you guys post! if it wasn't for you guys I would still. be shooting all my shots in wides and using auto focus for every shot. Much love film riot!
I'm in the middle of shooting on my second live-action short film right now and I just wanted to let you guys know how much you've taught me over the years. Keep at it, you're an insanely talented bunch.
We teach filmmaking to children and this is awesome! We're really looking forward to implementing these techniques to a degree when working with our students. Thanks for sharing the knowledge & we've definitely subscribed!
Wow. All of those are actually really good to keep in mind. While I kind of knew all of them, I absolutely underestimated how practical and helpful they might be... Thanks for this!
ive been watching you guys since 2012 and i love how as your skills have improved, so have mine. i love the professionalism you guys have now. Of course i love the old stuff but the new stuff is well... new and better. keep it up yallls
Echo Productions I know, I'm really into filmmaking too. I haven't done much yet, but filmmaking just excites me. Possibly because it gets both my technical side and my creative side.
Hey guys, great episode, this one along with a few others, "Dolly vs Zoom" and "Basic Lighting" for example are the type of instruction I really appreciate as an amateur filmmaker... Thanks much, Moses...
One question, how do you approach the end of the preproduction till the begging of the actual day of production. Do you have meetings with the cast and crew for organization and planning or what is your process? Thanks!
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I can't believe I've been watching you guys for 7 yrs, and I'm finally shooting real tv shows, and documentaries now. thanks guys.
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The No Crew Guy Congo?
Congrats
This one was information overload! Thanks, well explained too.
Thanks, man. Hope it helped.
the reverse trick is genius
I love these types of episodes from you guys!
+The Piedmont Motion Picture Co.
Finally, after over three years, another good funny episode featuring new dirty tricks! Axes and Aerobics, I love it. Well done! I had almost given up hope.
PS: I miss Tim's incredible public safety announcements and the merciless craziness from the early episodes. Revive all the great characters you created back then. The Kia-car advert, then, I think it was your first Netflix ad, where Josh wants to drive to the video shop and Ryan steals his car-distributer, Ryan's Hulk Hogan like character and your very first dimension zap clip with Josh, Emily and Tim, Ryans Bat-man, Ryan on a rampage with little Emily instead of writing his scrips and Emily's scary over the top obsession with weapons are all brilliant and unforgettable, … or to use your language: "terrible and beautiful moments of film history" and one can't get better than this in the movies. Even after all those years I am still haunted by those of your videos in my nightmares in a good way. Emily or Stark just staring and saying nothing freaks me out every time. However, It seems you improved your technical skills at the cost of your scriptwriting and storytelling. Trump says: Sad! But I think this Justin has potential once he's found his footing. Let him rage.
And remember the advice, my fellow countryman Billy Wilder gave you about the three most important things you need for a good film.
PPS: Is Kessler still after you for burning all his money on that fun fair bouncy castles? If so, you deserve it! … but we still want you to somehow escape. ;->
@@thekaiser4333 cry
Love that reverse trick. Definitely getting some use out of this on my channel.
That reverse shot really helps me in my project. I'm lucky that I watch this video before shooting. Thanks a lot
As a professional video editor, reversing a shot, or even flopping it, is a technique I use a lot. These are fantastic tips!
1.Making ur room look longer (by moving ur actor to the edge).
2.Faking 180° rule (by not moving the set, lighting and camera, move the actors)
3. Reverse clip in post. (Sometimes its dangerous to hit something which is not safe. Best way to overcome that is to reverse the action in shoot and reverse back it in post)
4. Fake sweat.
5.whip pan (fast movement transition)
Justin Robinson workout montage was amazing. Laughing out loud alone in my office. Thank you for that
The color grading in the VHS bit is incredible, it looks like it was actually shot on 35mm. It'd be awesome to see a video on that
Before I even start a new project for my channel I just rewatch the videos you guys post! if it wasn't for you guys I would still. be shooting all my shots in wides and using auto focus for every shot. Much love film riot!
love the 80's footage! totally nailed it
I love the rhythm of your speech! I'm addicted to this channel now... so much to learn!
Awesome helpful tips!!! Thank you!!
Loved the first one and the reverse !
Watching your stuff always inspires me to get out and film something, thanks for always making such informative and helpful content!
Art-List is a game changer!
90% of my Filming Experience is from this guy !
Hats off @rayan !
Love all the pointers! Thank you!
I remember loving using that reverse trick. Also, thanks for the great video once again!
keep up the cheap/free concept videos, they are a big help!
Wow, this reverse idea is really amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm in the middle of shooting on my second live-action short film right now and I just wanted to let you guys know how much you've taught me over the years. Keep at it, you're an insanely talented bunch.
This is one of the best episodes in a while! Great tips guys.
These new videos are sweet! Really liking the useful advice you are offering with them!
Super useful tips
Can't do without them
I love that reverse trick!! thanks guys
Would you maybe show us how you got the 80's look? I know there are plenty of existing techniques but I would be interested in what you think.
Love this kinda stuff; so useful!
You are the best guys !!! Big big thanx for tutorials !!!! So much cool !!!!
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO MORE OF THESES!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man you guys rock watching you guys since the first episode 👌🏻
Nice job on this! Awesome to see others doing what they love.
Really enjoyed this one. My brains feel filled with so much rich goodness. Thx guys!
You guys are amazing!!! Thank you for all of your videos and tips! They really do help !
Film riot rocks..... I just subscribed.
+Xantinum HD Thanks. :)
eeehm no? they *Riot*!!!
Can you do a tutorial on the Doctor Strange Ghost Effect?
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Welcome.
The reverse thing is really great.
This goes on the watch later list for sure
Those were great tips. Awesome job Film Riot!!!
Simple stuff that everyone can do but very useful to know, thanks!
These tips are great!
Nice tricks, thank you!
We teach filmmaking to children and this is awesome! We're really looking forward to implementing these techniques to a degree when working with our students. Thanks for sharing the knowledge & we've definitely subscribed!
This video gave me more useful and advance tips than many others video in youtube!
The reverse trick has been used in several movie scenes, the most notable being the needle scene in pulp fiction
More of these, please.
Awesome tips! Cheers Ryan!
Wow. All of those are actually really good to keep in mind. While I kind of knew all of them, I absolutely underestimated how practical and helpful they might be... Thanks for this!
Nice i love the reverse idea!!
Ryan Connolly, you are THE best 😊 I learn so much from your videos. Thanks!!! 👍👍👍
+AnaMaria Orozco So happy to hear that! :)
ive been watching you guys since 2012 and i love how as your skills have improved, so have mine. i love the professionalism you guys have now. Of course i love the old stuff but the new stuff is well... new and better. keep it up yallls
Simply Inspiring!
I like these kinds of episodes a lot, is there a chance of quick tips returning?
Huh?
This is great, like always. I will definitely keep these tips in mind! Thanks a ton!
This vid has been incredibly helpful, thank you so much for making it and putting up, very much appreciated. Thank you again.
Love these type of videos!! Keep it up and thank you so much!
Some really great tips!!
Thank you for sharing ❤️
This summer! The next big blockbuster staring Ryan Connolly, in! . . . . .
. . . . The Vaseline man.
;-)
Sammy B Videography lol
Jazzy Lev :)
Echo Productions I keep running into you...
Jazzy Lev Yeah lol, we both watch the same kinds of videos
Echo Productions I know, I'm really into filmmaking too. I haven't done much yet, but filmmaking just excites me. Possibly because it gets both my technical side and my creative side.
Great tips!
Cool creative process
This is pretty muffin useful! Great video!
Thanks for your lots of Tutorial Videos. Now we are able to Plane a Feature film For Our Cinemas.
I've watched you guys grow for a long time, and I'm amazed at how far you've come. keep it up, and I'm excited for the next Monday challenge!
+SethProductions Thanks, Seth! Monday Challenges are on their way too!
Great tips as usual, thanks a lot !
Awesome tips man!
This is amazing!
Great tips, Thanks
best episode i've seen since halloween
+Mop Krayz Thanks. :)
Love your channel! I've learned so much and gained a lot of knowledge thru your vids. Keep up the great work.
Thank you!
OMFG! the vasaline part! 😆😆
perfect teachings
Filmriot, I love you
the lens whacking thing or whatever you called it isnt in the description
Looking for it too!
This.
you see that thing at the top there... its called a search bar
its literally called lens whacking and their video is the first thing that comes up
Madu Udeh be nice loser
That new music pack is perfect for the film I'm writing! :D
Amazing video keep up the great work guys
That vaseline scene!! Priceless!!! :D
Hey guys, great episode, this one along with a few others, "Dolly vs Zoom" and "Basic Lighting" for example are the type of instruction I really appreciate as an amateur filmmaker... Thanks much, Moses...
+moses knows Thanks man! More to come.
Great stuff!
Awesome tips!
Fantastic tips and will keep them in mind when I do plan a shoot. I do miss the "Logooo" transition after the ad break. :)
As always. Amazing tips n tricks, amazing host, amazing skills.and ridiculous footage
Oooooooo me likey! Nicely done!!
80's Music Pack? Ideal for my next Production😍
I love the reverse idea
Eagle scream at the end of the work out sequence LOL
I forgot how much I love your show man. I was subbed then I magically got unsubbed...but I'm back! Keep up the good work!
Hello Ryan,
How have you been doing, love film riot I learn alot from you thanks for everything you do.
Good stuff!!
I do love this channel
Wowow I really appreciate your videos and the high quality of your channel I just subscribed good luck for the future
Awesome video! Keep it up!
One question, how do you approach the end of the preproduction till the begging of the actual day of production. Do you have meetings with the cast and crew for organization and planning or what is your process? Thanks!
Love the shirt!!!
"Ryan is beautiful in the most heterosexual way." - George Wasington 100 A.D.
Awesome! You have make more
thank you so much !!
Hi guys, really nice tips, thanks for
sharing your passion with us
Awesome... Tricks