How to Create the Perfect Shot | Visual Engineer Explains

[@mjlagrone]

okay, cutting the rubber bands was epic: simple simple simple yet does exactly what is needed. boom they are out of there!

[@JLSTibu]

Then there's 4 10K and a 12K :v

[@mohammed-Ihsan]

The best interview with Steve yet!! Great episode, thanks!

[@indymogul]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@Jeanjean-nq8lk]

Thanks for sharing your passion, creativity, teamwork and smile

[@TheGarageLearning]

Thanks for the Interview. It was super fun!

[@theknowledgebysaurabhkumar6575]

This video is like a short refresher training on integration of Visual Engineering & Creativity. Also the way you embrace Holi colours to have asthetically pleasing artistry is truly phenomenal. Love from India.

[@bakaremichael849]

Steve you just earned yourself a subscriber. Thanks Indy!

[@ArrivalStudios]

The powder is ingenius. Really inspiring to approach commercial work so uniquely

[@robinryck2384]

Steve's work is mind blowing!!

[@NewLayer]

Awesome video, and it gave a great idea for a video of my own. It’s cool to see BTS of extra creative stuff like this 👍

[@bison5110]

Broo this guy is just next level with product ads He's an engineer with this😂

[@batenyo]

Wow. Creative nerd. So exiting and inspiring! Thank you for the video!

[@Swholli]

I love new Indy Mogul content, these videos are so interesting and inspiring

[@pedroarruda7878]

This is AMAZING!! This is the 'ingredient' that makes dreams come true'. Thank you.

[@RoyalZProduction]

Indy Mogul always coming In clutch with the filmmaking knowledge🔥🔥🎥🎥

[@broctonnunns280]

This was easily one of the coolest interviews you have done! Keep these coming!

[@IXISSV]

WOW!! Absolutely amazing work ❤️❤️👍👍

[@CreepyDan]

Love the channel, sooo much awesome knowledge. Thanks for the great upload. Take care in these crazy times guys! Stay safe.

[@ashley.caldwelldp]

This was fascinating. So many details and clearly a lot passion for the craft. Awesome to watch this!

[@adenikeomogenaija]

He is indeed an Engineer. Whatever your other skill is, use it in your creative work.

[@animusvisual]

This was excellent. Thanks for doing an episode on this! Lots to learn

[@cornellrw]

I'm already following Steve on Instagram so glad you got to interview him

[@EduardoHernandez-rb3yq]

This is a really dope video. Must watch!!

[@LeeChavezMusic]

I was just thinking about IM at work yesterday, while wondering how these shots are done. Thanks guys!

[@indymogul]

Glad we were able to help!

[@ilTagl1a]

Keep up this incredible work. So much knowledge. Thank you

[@mpatercologne]

Incredible and mind-blowing content. Much appreciation.

[@Rtcmanga_YouTube_Channel]

Amazing stuff!! :D Can't believe the dedication and hard work!! :)

[@douglas.barbosa]

Steve is my hero! Great content guys!

[@indymogul]

Steve is a legend! So much fun seeing the creative and mechanical process that goes into each of these shots. What was the big take away for you?

[@joelelhadj6993]

Indy Mogul this was awesome, the big take away for me is that there’s so much to it that if I ever need to make something cool like that, I’ll definitely hire someone, this guy is so cool because he is an expert in his relatively focused field, it’s probably the key...Focus on one field of expertise and excel, stop trying to do everything.

[@adenikeomogenaija]

He is indeed very brilliant. My take away is "let your other skill come in play as you work".

[@sahilgambhir582]

That was some really cool stuff!!

[@williansonp]

Good, good, good content, thanks for putting this together for us

[@zizou40]

this man really legand and i love when share bts for learn really nice man really enjoy this episode

[@cruzito701]

Mind blowing!!! Thank you!!! This is awesome!!!

[@MrForestExplorer]

This is so rad in every way. Cheers.

[@judahmakesvideos]

2:04 This man literally gets paid to play with his food.

[@indymogul]

Dream job right here!

[@anastasiyakudryavchenko8175]

Genius work! Thank you for sharing!

[@CodyStoner20]

Steve is awesome

[@cristy9814]

I love your content, keep going!

[@CRMayerCo]

That was fun. 👍🏻

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Incredible stuff :)

[@brandonpoulin]

This is insane!

[@TulsaMotoClub]

Well hell. I've been needing some speed bag B roll!

[@RolandoCocom]

Wow. Thanks Indy

[@Quionynavarro]

18:44 was nothing! Listen to Steve is always a short time! THANKS.

[@AntCooke]

Brilliant!!

[@YasserTR]

13:31 He just blew my mind 😵

[@indymogul]

I know right?! Love the DIY spirit

[@ItsNuxFury]

Great vid! Glad it's super cheap to get started! I just need to head to Home Depot to pick up a cheap air compressor, a 3D printer, a $250,000 robot arm, and a $150,000 Phantom camera. I'll need to make a quick stop at my father's first to get a small loan of 1 million dollars. On a serious note, there are some great ideas in here that can be recreated by a clever poor man.

[@jayhendrixxxx7568]

Ivan learn robotics much cheaper

[@indymogul]

You'll be surprised by what you can accomplish with just an air compressor and a camera that shoots 60 fps!

[@venjemen4444]

IN-fucking-CREDIBLE

[@AnthonyMichaelSneed]

love this guys energy. wish he was my boss

[@bottledwaterprod]

Anyone know where to find that powder map film? It's not on his KZbin.

[@tamil_selvan-eaets]

Wonderful

[@nadergadelrab2669]

amazing

[@joelbeckwith5379]

17:45 is Ted about to cry?

[@JonJOn0]

So quick question : if you shoot at 1000 fps do you still respect the 180° shutter rule? If shutter is at 1/2000 with an f8 aperture, I much better understand the 4 10k behind that thing lol.

[@indymogul]

That would theoretically be true! Although if your camera shoots at 1000 fps, chances are you would be dealing with shutter angle primarily

[@raredreamfootage]

14:39 - Are those water cooled lights?

[@indymogul]

Yes! According to Steve, they were streaming water from a fishtank underneath constantly

[@TheNews1990]

The Indie Machines Facebook page was hacked April 6th, and whomever is behind it continues to mess with it. Erik Beck needs to know about this. It's the Facebook page / home for the Father Son Run he had with his dad.

[@bokbokeh]

delicious!!

[@Majestic784]

I would like to work for him 💯

[@rizezzz3794]

Wow

[@harrisondakota7676]

This is amazing and mind blowing, but i can't wrap my mind on why a company would be ok with the extremely high cost of these productions when the same result can be obtained with CGI probably for much less. The Jack shot could be made so easily in cgi and it would look identical. Considering that they had a rough initial idea, why they decided to do it with someone that has to build that kind of thing (and price it in the quote) instead of going with a CGI agency? I know that this is more authentic and I'm happy Steve can make it work, but usually big corporations doesn't give a damn about that and are more than happy to save a good amount of money. I'm genuinely curious on how can you market something to corporation that will even end up costing them more and still close the deal.

[@alex0589]

Harrison Dakota .why do anything? Why make movies and not animated series? Why live? Why even anything? When

[@indymogul]

Many product cinematographers tell us that there's just textural quality to shooting it practically that would take VFX artists much more time and money to produce.

[@Seactor]

interesting. Waaay over-engineered though. Such skill nonetheless

[@salimhabib5891]

WOW. Looks like magic show to me. Regret in our part of the world ( Saudi Arabia ) They are reluctantly willing to pay only SR 5/= per final shot ( US 1-1/2 .) All new generation are super duper professional photographer with their cell phone and the real value of photography is dead. BHOOOOM.