Can We Recreate the 90's Movie Vibe With This Camera Setup?

[@Andyax]

That was fun to make! :) What do you think gives the 90's move vibe? Check out our video with Nerdforge and William Faucher here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6jchp2KgpiHb5Y Check out our video about the new Nikon Z8 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6HIhYOnr9d6qbc

[@diuran1919]

Super Video but for me most important was a camera with the tape or whatever they use to movie looks like movie. Not really like how now movies looks like most like recorded with normal high-end digital camera.

[@kamidelfoe20558]

Very good !

[@WhySteve]

Nice! Juni Marie is killing it in all these episodes lately!

[@ISRAADVISUALS]

ngl this was such an exciting and entertaining episode..The jokes were delivered well and i was smiling throughout the video..Thanks for making educational yet fun content

[@stasz.lepszewideo]

I love how we’re all adults now, yet we still have fun doing these silly action movies just like 15 years ago :) Respect, Anders!

[@vegardpedersen]

Nothing comes close to the feel and emotion of a dolly. Especially the motorized, computer stabilizers, even tho you can't see that it is a gimbal, your eye tends to pick up the micro-jitters from the motors so you don't get that smooth cinematic feeling, that can ruin an emotional scene. That is why I prefer using a slider with a fluid head on top, it is not a dolly and is limited, but it feels so organic, smooth and I can control very precise where the camera travels, compared to a gimbal that you kind of guess a bit, especially with detailed tracking, but that is just my opinion. Anders, you are a big inspiration and when you keep making these amazing videos with endless amounts of value, that is incredible. Thank you, and thank you to the rest of the team! :-)

[@jason.martin]

Those dolly shots in the film are really good!

[@birdonfiremedia]

I think one of the biggest things you nailed here was making real choices as a director, rather than just shooting 'cool' shots & trying to figure it out in the edit. You also actually blocked your actors instead of having them just stand there and moving the camera around, which for some reason is a bit of a lost art (and what directors like Spielberg or Zemeckis do perfectly). Very nice work!

[@MilutinMujovic]

19:25-19:27 the best scene! He really nailed it.

[@giraffeapproved]

I noticed the shot at 19:25 I think Mathias should of walked to his right, and not left. It looked a bit awkward leaving the from the opposite of where he was looking. Overall SO GOOD.

[@jakebox]

Great job !! Bravo Emma 😉 Dad

[@HiroIchiro]

Great video. I love the effort you put into your uploads! Very inspirational.

[@kurtnelle]

This is the best SmallRig Ad I've ever seen.

[@okmedialive]

Not bad, loving the BTS from someone never used a Panasonic before 😂. The short turned out quite good, thanks for inviting me!

[@sunnynaguri]

Such a great video. Thank you for making a short instead of test shots with the tripod and dolly. The dolly was surprisingly good.

[@LeechTM]

thanks for making such great entertainment on a regular basis :)

[@brandonmrsh]

FANTASTIC - So good.

[@MichaelHodge]

Awesome Job!

[@joshthomas2862]

I love the look of this!

[@realmattjc]

Two words…. Love it 👌

[@wasifPOV]

Love your work sir

[@Gasperini.videoproductions]

Amazing. You deserve all the success as a production company. You're so great.

[@Vivek12440]

Love ❤from India🇮🇳👍👍I've watching you since 2014.

[@MihaUmek]

I also own the CamDolly rig! 💪 I actually know the guy who made and developed it! It is a Slovenian creation! Mine also sits on the shelf, too big for a small team... You need to have a grip unit for it. But it is very practical when you don't have a big budget for a professional dolly cart! Great video! 👍👍👍

[@Andyax]

Oh, that's so cool to hear! Thanks for sharing, Miha :) Feel free to send him this video as there are barely any new videos out there about this dolly system.

[@MihaUmek]

@@Andyax already did ☺️

[@kalexfilmmaker]

Good good good good! Thanks for this great video

[@Styrbjorn_DK]

Nice work!

[@adnanwarismusic]

Mosquito Killing Poison Movie. Really Good Shoots BTW.

[@ISRAADVISUALS]

i think what gives 90s vibe is more of vivid with less contrast colors..You guys nailed the movement but would be better if you went for more of anamorphic 90s vibe with oval bokeh hahahaha ..Thats just my opinion since i was a big fan of 90s anamorphic look hahahaha

[@Andyax]

Good input! Thanks Israad.

[@videomasterclass]

THAT WAS EXCELLENT

[@TYPE1media]

For the Vertigo shot you can also keyframe in post.. you will get the same effect but smoother and without focal length distortion.

[@Andyax]

Thanks for the idea!

[@TheLittleKingRyan]

But the focal length distortion is the whole point of a Vertigo shot. That's what makes it feel so unsettling and impactful. A digital zoom with keyframes to scale the footage will feel fake, because you're just scaling the footage. I would recommend analyzing Spielberg's Vertigo shot from Jaws. It is the perfect example of why the changing focal length is so crucial to achieving that sense of being overwhelmed by the intensity of the moment.

[@TYPE1media]

@@TheLittleKingRyan yeah I agree, but when trying to manual zoom a photo lens you get micro stuttering, for this purpose on the video personally I would’ve keyframed in post, you will still get the ‘vertigo’ effect which technically is called Dolly Zoom, you still do your dolly in or out manually and then match in post, the only thing that will be different from doing it manually is that you won’t get the width of the subject being effected by focal length, but you will still get the impression that the background is shrinking or expanding which ultimately is what makes a dolly zoom cool. Personal opinion of course 🙂 just a different way of doing it.

[@SaintMatthieuSimard]

That's REALLY cool! I wish I could afford these toys! Wish you a lot of fun with these!

[@lkptlst3256]

this was fun to watch

[@NativeBlackAmericanTv]

...excellent... thank you...

[@Gabriel-js6bl]

Still amazing like every times

[@fabriciorodias]

Inspiring work!!!

[@ishaq6558]

I love your videos ❤

[@kennedykihire1919]

Stupendous 🤩🫡👌

[@quantumuniverse4606]

It was fun to watch.

[@geoffrygerrie5088]

Amazing. Definitely gonna try this method at my next project 😁

[@KirimaraShakugan]

I thin a One-Shot would be nice with this rig. Back in school we made one and it was very difficult to get a smooth transition.

[@josephemmanuel6333]

Very nice and helpful

[@rocroyal3104]

I just loved it ❤

[@kalexfilmmaker]

I still remenber when i bought my first steadycam, the Yelangu S60, i whatched your video test a few times! Today your level is so far. 😅😅😍😍

[@IBRAHIMWISDOMTV]

Much love from Nigerian 😢❤❤❤😊

[@Slipsch]

How are you not already using an ARRI? I mean I'm sure you don't need it but you guys are at ARRI level.

[@ZvilgantisKailis]

Oh, what a nice project :) A test, a film and an episode for the youtube. This is how a gear test by a filmmakers should be -a short film! I don't like reviews where a talking head shows a power button and explains that this button has a function for turning on the device.

[@Andyax]

It takes some time, but It's fun and you learn a lot :)

[@Yoshiiselliot]

You knocked those dolly shots out the park. The result makes me wanna rewatch Jurassic Park 👌🏽

[@giraffeapproved]

"this is from a shoot in 2006" Leather jacket, spiked hair, Sony handy cam. It all checks out lol.

[@MePeterNicholls]

At film school I put a job on the dolly. No one else had done that and the supervisor was pretty miffed at me. But by god it worked well.

[@flipnap2112]

great stuff! whats the handheld smoker?

[@NewLegendPictures]

You'd be surprised by how many movies and TV shows still shoot with what we call a "Chapman Dolly" or a "Fisher Dolly". What's cool about those, is that you can boom the camera up and down using the built in compressor reframe or use in your shot. But it takes a big Grip crew to set up all the tracks if, especially if you're shooting outdoors!

[@scottjohnnyhelgemoaune2951]

Finally a video about recreating a look without the «VHS LUT pack»

[@rickhickman2730]

First test reminded me of a Scream vibe lol

[@IsThatYouSimon]

On the final result the dolly shots at the beginning are shaking/lagging. Is it because it was stable on the road ? Because the idea is cool and the product seems very usefull but when i saw the result I thought "should have been better at the end with a gimbal, because the effect is strange like is some frames were lagging or the rolling of the dolly not smooth". Do you see ?

[@BadKarma714]

Korben Dallas is Bruce Willis‘s character in the fifth element lol😂 zorg is Gary Oldman’s character in the same movie

[@Andyax]

Haha, I didn't know. It's interesting that the AI gave us that name then. I have to see that film now.

[@zooloo73]

Zorg is Gary Oldman's character in the same movie. Looks like the AI has great taste in films.

[@r_jones340]

i carnt wait for the tilta nuculus nano 2

[@brettalexander.studio]

I use a dolly on every set that isn't run and gun. You can't beat. My preferred method is 12ft jib on a tracked dolly. Amazing for camera movement and immediate camera repositioning. HUGE time saver!

[@omtelu]

hello, we are from Indonesia, we make a content with small budget.. we are really happy to see your videos. we can learn to use effective tools

[@tyleradams3490]

This was a great episode!!! More 90s please? Been watching for 13+ years! Subscribed August 5th 2010 (Different YT account - I use that one for my TVs 😊)

[@rathuone3001]

Super movie I would watch it in theatre 👌 both girls are amazing in acting Please put some guy in alien costume and do this movie again as short film really interesting 👌 Amazing skills bro 🔥🔥🔥

[@Superbustr]

You missed using a dedicated evf. The EVF is half of what gives the look. If you can't see what you are shooting perfectly how are you supposed to get perfect images?

[@LeftWristScope]

When can we expect another episode of Making a Film Company?

[@colinthomas2525]

Great video as always. Serious question though, how close would the ronin 4d get to this look/movement with very little effort?

[@birdonfiremedia]

I assume the hardest part would be keeping it level and going in a straight line? That's not what makes it special though, at least for me. What makes these shots work is actually planning and executing an intentional move. Its the intention that's often missing in gimbal work, as the freedom to move it any direction often leads to filmmakers not thinking about what the shot should actually be. The result is a floaty, dreamy (probably also slow motion), beautiful shot that says nothing about the story or characters. A good example of floaty shots with intention is how Spielberg does his oners, or Guillermo Del Toro's work in The Shape of Water where he deliberately wanted the camera to float like it was underwater the whole time.

[@ShangleLP]

fast tracking shots would have been interesting to test ^^f

[@Andyax]

Agree!

[@adnansargul2522]

you are good poeples

[@BurkenProductions]

Fan det där vill man ju vara med och hålla på med.

[@maxime_richard]

Why the final film reminds me of The100 series ?

[@bruceb.5]

Firee

[@snowkombat263]

Hey which camera was used on these shots ?

[@Andyax]

90s shoot was Nikon Z8. The rest was Canon c300 miii and Panasonic GH6

[@aLgProduction]

it might have been neat to include the airplane into the script 🙂

[@MassimoOstolidi]

GUYS ! I LOVE YOU !

[@JarandDev]

Dritkult :D

[@AldyPradana17]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@danielvilliers612]

I don't understand the concept of those ultra tall tripod. I have one and is a pain because they don't go low enough.

[@bmkhalidhasan]

The shot actually looks aesthetic, and organic I just thought I watched a 90's movie! Thanks Andyax!

[@robertdouble559]

Sharps

[@welldaus]

😃

[@soondartube]

Soderberg went real low fi for Unsane and used a wheelchair as a dolly. With an iPhone in a gimbal

[@BAPINAHA]

This question is for the team members. Doesn't Andyax angry with you guys ?😅

[@TaliosLintry]

Zorg? Korben? Where's Lilu?

[@Ahmed-.-pro]

So cool❤ But the story doesn't make any sense☻ I realy loved the vertigo effect scene🔥

[@mintdel333]

Now U understand importance viewfinder old-school always like viewfinder

[@charlyanthony9594]

😂👏🏼🤝🏼❤️🫶🏼🔥⚡️🎥

[@vvisualsmediasolutionsllc6820]

No IPAD in the 90s

[@ookiemand]

In the 80's and 90's white men were still allowed to be characters to aspire to, not just arrogant losers needing to be saved by - fill in any of the today's 'heroes'. - If you want to be a rebel today, make something traditional story and roles. The dolly shots and the cool dolly zoom are looking cool thought!

[@minoruミノル九]

Womp womp

[@peopleschoice9555]

I mean...all good but why the bad sound design????? I had such high hopes man!!

[@computerjantje]

I unsubsrcibed. It felt too much like a long commercial for several products.

[@durasjan]

This was worth watching just for the outro🦩

[@seveleleventwelve]

Stop it please, don't try to recreate 90's movie vibe with modern consumer camera, it's stupid. Just don't do it. We know you do it for views and that's so disrespectful to us the audience.

[@morten.rustad]

You alright Lukas?