What is a 2nd AC? - 3 Things You Should Know
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2016
- Today, we give the three most important things a 2nd AC should know!
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"Never rush a lens change" so many people could use this advice!
could you explain why for me a rookie please ?
jean-raoul Because you don’t want to scratch it, drop it, get dirt on it, hit it into something and so much more..
I try ro understand why some DP's or AC's dislike when they have to chg a lens
2nd Air Conditioner is needed when one just isn't enough!
Best comment! HAHAHA
How about zero so we don't ruin sound?
What's easier to fix in post? Sound or pit stains?
thormaster06
Pit stains can be fixed in production. Just wear an undershirt.
More of these, please!!!
cineamtography database. search it up on youtube
it's information like this I wish I knew when first getting into filmmaking.
Yup, the awareness that as a crew member you're up for some physical work with no creativity involved whatsoever! (unless you're a DP, director, actor or a screenwriter)
these are the film riot episodes I've missed
6:11 I spent my entire life whitout realizing how easy it is to cut a tape. OMG
Gustavo Bissoli this blew my mind 🤯🤣
It's harder than it looks :/
Dang, this one's really helpful! They didn't cover this in film school for me.
they have for me, just a nice refresher
Enjoyed this episode! Good to see Film Riot talk about lower roles on TV/film sets, not enough indie-filmmakers realise that working as lower roles on bigger/professional productions is a great way to one day getting to where you want to be. I made the choice about a year ago to start working as a camera trainee on TV dramas and films instead of DOPing unpaid short films and it's possibly the best decision I've ever made. I still DOP shorts when I can but working in the camera department on professional shoots has taught me more about cinematography than shooting stuff on a Canon 5D ever did!
This is huge! Getting into real professional productions is really THE way to do it.
Thank you for sharing that! I might be making that very same decision right now.
This was a awesome video! Can you do a series of stuff like this? I would like to know more about the 1st AC, Gaffer, Key Grip etc!
check out CInematography database, he does a lot of these kind of videos
I second this!
I really badly want an armload of different colored tape. That looked awesome.
This episode came out LITERALLY right as my college class was covering this subject...that can't be a coincidence!I feel a bond between us that cannot be broken :)
this was probably one of the most helpful and informational videos you guys have released in a long time. thanks and great job! I'm loving the return to film riot!
Best video in a while. Nice to see the Film Riot crew getting back to informative and fun videos! Keep up the good work.
Ryan, I want to thank you all from Film Riot for making very good stuff that makes me smile everytime and in the same time learn a lot about this lovely industry. Cheers! Keep it up.
This episode was amazing! Love it when they are jam packed with great insider info
Could y'all add a list of all the gear you used to be a Second AC? It would be helpful for us folk who want to get their hands on this equipment!
Probably the most informative video you guys have done. Love it! thanks.
Film riot has truly become a beautiful thing in my life.
Fantastic information. One of the best and most comprehensive videos on the subject.
I love the little end credits at the end lol they really give me something more to look forward too. Great job guys!
Excellent video, these "tips for specific jobs on a film set" type episodes are wonderful.
This was SUCH a good video! I learned so much and was thoroughly entertained and laughing throughout
One of the best of the year so far!!
By far the best video on TH-cam! Incredibly informative!
This is one of the most useful episodes I have seen in quite some time. Thanks guys!
AWESOME info! I don't know much about any of that stuff, but really cool to hear about it.
i laughed my ass off at the mary his daughter part
For me it was the that part at the very end of the video. "YOU ARE RUINING MY MOVIE!"
This has been one of the best in a very long time which is not to say that the other videos weren't great
My thoughts: "Did Ryan just give somebody permission to marry Emily!?"
Emily is his sister. Not daughter. His daughter is like 2 or something
DUDE WASSUP!
These are as entertaining as the are instructional. Even though I will never get a job as an AC, I love learning all this good "techie" stuff of how the films I so love are actually made! Thanks guys!!!
Very good, entertaining and practical. Getting better and better.
Loved the video! Learned a lot! Thanks classic Film Riot!
This is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen!!! Thank you!!
Its 2021, im still rewatching this and learning ! Thx Filmriot
This episode was particularly interesting and fun. Thanks !
All this info is gold. Amazing stuff guys.
loved this one guys! I actually laughed out loud at the nod of approval for the mini slate.
Wow, came back from my first Camera PA job today. 2nd AC had to go so they delegated the role to me, and turns out I was doing okay from what the video says. I thought the 1st AC not giving me the lens was him being a hard ass, but it's just etiquette. Woops! He's a cool dude though. Really great video, I'ma do so much better tomorrow!
great episode guys!!
Thanks for this super awesome episode, Ryan! I loved seeing Todd again haha. (PS - I just ordered some Rokinon Cine Primes yesterday, and seeing yours got me giddy.)
2:53 - poop
This episode is one of your best! Educational and funny at the same time :D
This was great, That tape trick is super handy and will be using it in the future. Great job guys
All right a special surprise guest appearance by Todd! Very funny! And my admiration for Justin just continues to snowball. Good addition to the Riot!
thank you for posting this it amazing and wonderful knowledge.
Best info in a long time, really interesting and useful. thanks.
More videos like this please! This was great!
always love your advice ryan
this was so so so so useful. thankyou for this video. please do this for other positions!
The MOST HELPFUL Film Riot video in the longest while.
You guys always give the greatest advice. Thanks
The subtle humor but informative video got you a sub!!
I'm an aspiring film maker and your videos are absolutely incredible, THANK YOU!
A very good episode. Helpful and thank you are the words that I wanted to say.
nicely done I've been a career 2nd AC for about 11 years and I was surprised how in depth you've gotten. The job of course does get a lot more in depth but this was a great start. The way I always look at it the AC's job is kind of like being the Mother Bear to the Cub (Camera + Gear).
Loved this episode!
Great outtake at the end 😆 Thanks guys. Fantastic channel.
you are the best guys keep up the great work !
this was really useful! thanks Ryan!!!
brilliant episode. learnt so much. the tape trick of folding it over as you tare it is great.
I'd love more of these type of videos. Just explaining the different jobs on set.
Thank you so much for this video. As a director, the biggest help to me onset is when I can trust those around me to know their job, so I don't have to worry about anything but what I'm supposed to be doing. Cheers.
You guys are good!
Lens change under pressure is the best! Even before I heard it with the sound!!!
This is great. I will be showing this to my students next week!
This was fantastic. please do more of this! would love to know protips of other positions.
Awesome episode!
Mind blown!
NOTIFICATION SQUAD! Awesome vid guys!
Very good episode!
Loved the name tags for everyone
Got my First "2nd AC" gig today. (School Project) This is an awesome vid! Thanks!
This video is incredible, would like to see more of these videos for other roles!!
Great Episode... Looking for more on set tricks and tips from you guys...
I really liked this episode! Tips af + humor 💜💜
Man Ryan you really share the important things that people overlook ......very kool
YES! This is the next phase of Film Riot! A complete film school of terminology/guides to practical shooting. Bravo sirs! I say Bravo! (Todd is the greatest! What's he currently working on?)
Great video, really informative!
hahahaha... what a way to bring the details to us with so much of light and laughter moments... loved it
....Dang, there's so much to making a film, I'm glad I'm learning what everyone does through this channel, not just the main 5's (Director, Screenwriter, cinematographer, Producer, Actors)
Awsome! Justin is one of the best things that happened to FR
wow, that was soooo goooood!!! give me more of those videos! i need them... for reasons... (i'm serious by the way... i didn't know anything you told me in that video!)
The nod of approval part cracks me up every time
Just moved to NY and got hired to be a 2nd AC on a huge shoot I had no business being a part of... Thanks for the helpful video!
I love this, nice info. More of these!
More of this kind. It's great!
Please do more of these!
Super useful video! I'd love it if you could eventually do one of these for everyone on set :)
Great video. You should do more like this about other jobs on set.
I know there is some other channels that focus on stuff like this, but I'd really like to see more of this information from you guys.
So good, thanks!!
Very helpful ! thank you so much
Great video!
Super episode!
Great video-thanks!
This is GREAT. I have learned a lot
I love these little ending tidbits....AWESOMELY FUNNY
Great Video...Thank You So Much 😊
Good work.
This is one of the best tutorial videos of all time 😆
I learnt so much!
Thanks for the video on 2nd AC jobs.
So good. Do more like it!!
love it...very informative