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[@thereisawolf]

What a spectacle! Great movement and effects! Hilarious story telling with the journal! Loved that! Great idea! Obviously great cinematography!

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Hey, thanks for taking the time to watch! It was fun jumping in at the deep end and seeing what would come of this first attempt. Trying to write the next short film, to be shot through the upcoming winter.

[@thereisawolf]

@@adventurefilmclub2549 that’s so awesome! It’s very well done! I’ll be staying tuned for the next one!

[@andjeeve]

Beautiful soundscape and scenery. Looking forward to the next film, keep it up ma man

[@bryanross962]

An impressive debut - superb locations - Well done !!

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Cheers Unc! Hopefully the next one will have dialogue and a bit more of a story!

[@AndrewMacLean-w2g]

Very good debut great work on the locations and cinematography

[@hillgoers]

Superb, well done!!!

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Cheers, much appreciated!

[@PurplePlanetM]

I actually randomly found your channel after reading your comment on Film Courage's latest video and WOW am I glad I did. For a first short film this was really good! I'm eager to see what you have cooking next. :)

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Hey, thanks very much, it's always nice when someone takes the time to watch. This was a 'jump in at the deep end and see what happens' first time filmmaking experience, and it turned out better than expected! Need to master audio on the current short I'm working on, then shoot another short, and then the scary prospect of a 70 minute feature in 2025..!

[@VeronicaMacLean-o3h]

Lovely scenery and a great range of locations!

[@stewartmaclean527]

Phenomenal cinematography! Great debut

[@VeronicaMacLean-o3h]

Couldn't agree more!

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Cheers! Taking the time to watch it through is much appreciated! Next film is will be shot through the winter hopefully ❤

[@lascellesthornton1976]

Brilliant. About time to. The only thing that could have improved it, is if Sean Connery had jumped over that log on his horse and shouted ‘Macleod’. Then the characters all did the Cape wrath trail together, and then, at the end did a gear review of all the kit they took🥸

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Cheers! Thanks for taking the time to watch the finished film ❤ I’ll AI generate Sean Connery for the next film…

[@lascellesthornton1976]

@@adventurefilmclub2549always a pleasure watching your stuff. Keep up the good work🖖

[@salvatorepuglisi2465]

Bello...It would be interesting to know what the shooting setup was...the lenses used...raw or prores...etc

[@adventurefilmclub2549]

Hi, the equipment I used was a 12mm Meike Cine lens, which is about 35mm with the crop on the sensor, and a Weebil S gimbal. A variable ND sensor was essential as I left the frame rate at 24fps or occasionally 30fps to be slowed down in post, with a 180 shutter angle, and ISO at 800. I shot everything at in RAW so I could get the best image quality and alter white balance etc in post. I tried to shoot around dawn and dusk as much as possible, or bright daylight in the forest to get a 'day for night' moonlit look. I did buy an external monitor but rarely used it, and had 10 spare batteries in my pocket for each day of shooting. I'm confident my next film will have an even better quality to the image, now I know what I'm doing with the camera and settings, and will use a light or two to enhance the shot.

[@salvatorepuglisi2465]

@@adventurefilmclub2549 ECCELLENTE...BRAVO