Building the Spin Rig! (NexPort BTS Pt. 1)

[@ChristianTrampenau]

Genius, so well executed and the end result looks so professional.

[@bigmambaproductions]

the amount of work that went into this short is actually insane so amazing

[@tuperhero]

Inspiring stuff well done, you nailed it. I remember spending days making a DIY cable cam contraption and never actually using it for anything, so congrats on actually going all the way. It's a great opening shot !

[@cat52]

That Skywatch short film was amazing, and now I want a full Skywatch movie!!! Amazing job guys. Get a full movie script going and pitch it to the studios to make a full movie!

[@TopChannel1on1]

its amazing how much work went into your short movie, and you can tell by the quality of production

[@supafun33]

I think about Ryan's rig all the time. You guys did an awesome job.

[@austinscherzberg4569]

im impressed by the fact you made that sony look that damn good

[@brokenstudiotv]

It's so satisfying to watch the process and how it all unfolded. Great job to everyone, let me just say that seeing stuff like this is very inspirational and makes me feel pure joy! Thank you.

[@jimmac]

Such an amazing shot.

[@cote90789]

thank you for sharing! incredible work!

[@jaymata1218]

So well made.

[@fixstarnumber1966]

Bravo !!! That is an interesting way to film !!!

[@luftballonproducciones3067]

Awesome DIY!!

[@abhayrajeev7216]

This is frickin insane💥

[@mehmetsenacicekli]

thanks colin this is really perfect 💪👏👏👏

[@orenji-ov2yq]

4:20 undertale!!! dont say you dont hear it...

[@BryanHiggins]

Wow Colin, nice breakdown! I remember back in the day speaking with YOU on aim about Icarus tracking software. Haha, good times man, glad to see you doing well!

[@askeen20]

This is great! I was wondering how you pulled off that shot, so I really appreciate this video and your prolific use of the word "swoop"

[@ge2719]

nice, i thought this would be how youd do it but was wondering how you kept the equipment out of the shot. i guess the answer to that was the easy part :P

[@berat02xz]

Amazing

[@eurosamsam]

amazing

[@saravanakumar3887]

Great work..\

[@Aloewells]

I noticed that effect and just in time, Bullet time came. But Homemade is always versatile.

[@oby1]

I volunteer for whatever next project yo!

[@STRASHILA]

Dudes! there are rails for that))

[@Anita-we4vf]

ITEFM beautiful

[@Ephisus]

I started this video thinking, let's see how close this is to project white rabbit. Two minutes in. Oh, yep.

[@andywhiteley]

The transition from shot to shot is so consistent, the rotational speed was just guess work by hand?

[@ColinLevy]

It required quite a bit of re-timing in post! Stay tuned for Part 2 in a couple days-

[@andywhiteley]

Colin Levy Clever stuff! Look forward to Part 2!

[@mykalimba]

If you supported the swing arm from the ceiling instead of having it floor-mounted, you could have saved a lot of post-production work.

[@coreyroberson4550]

Not if you count drywall and paint repairs to be post-production work.

[@mugilansupramani]

Good invention but, it could have been done with a DIY U shaped dolly tracks isn't? Could had saved more time in the post.

[@praveenpsg77]

Bro what is the impact of this film? Did any producer contacted you for the feature film?

[@giraffeokapi3223]

Waiting for the confused Army (BTS fans)

[@lwir]

4:32

[@flaviopresutti]

Wouldn't it have been easier and cheaper to rent rails?

[@azharak5484]

bro u ar omg

[@xalener]

why sans

[@hamdansajid]

Amazing