BTS: Star Wars: Shadows and ice (Make-a-Wish fan film)

[@timeonly1401]

Excellent work! I'll never look at a Jolly Rancher the same way again. :D

[@savvlogs8007]

Make a video of your whole studio that I have been dying to see 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@lordryck]

I think that's an amazing effort. Kudos to you all!

[@summitsabers9773]

I hope to see many more films from you guys!!

[@mrtrollcapmaster7442]

Keep it up! I really enjoyed this!

[@savvlogs8007]

The red dragon camera is the expert at your films do you even use the settings on it

[@foxxworldproductions6635]

This is cool

[@savvlogs8007]

Could you make a video of what kind of camera you use for all of your films😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Ephisus]

We used six different cameras for different things on this film. How much are you looking to spend, and what kinds of films do you want to make?

[@savvlogs8007]

When are you going to make more videos🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Ephisus]

We're about 75% through post production on the next release. Yes, it's taken this long to get that far on it.

[@savvlogs8007]

I just want to know what cameras you used

[@Ephisus]

RED Dragon, Panasonic gh4, Canon 5d mark IV, Sony FS700, Sony ex-1. Mostly shot on RED.

[@savvlogs8007]

I see but do you used the setting to make your films look Hollywood like

[@Ephisus]

There are a lot of factors that go into that, but some good basic camera guidelines: shoot and edit at 24 frames a second; generally, set your shutter speed to 1/48, or 1/50 if that's as close as your camera will get. Shoot with moderately low f-stops to get more depth of field, but not so low you can't keep the subject in focus. Find out what the native iso is for your camera and shoot at that setting if you can, add lights if it's too dark. Shoot in a flat, low contrast picture profile and learn how to color grade.

[@asyrafjalil3506]

Where do you find or how do you make the background to replace the green screen? Like in 6:14. Do you find images or is it 3D modelled?

[@Ephisus]

That particular scene is a combination of some models we bought, and some custom modeling in cinema4d, and some stock images. You can find 3d models on turbosquid or cgtrader for higher cost, or someplace like daz3d or renderosity on the cheaper end, but a lot of that is still really good. You can find awesome stock images on textures.com, or just through google searches filtered for reuse in your search settings.

[@asyrafjalil3506]

Apsis Motion Pictures Thank you so much for responding!!! Really appreciate it alot. It really helps.