LOS(T) SUEÑOS - Short Documentary

[@markbone]

Shot entirely on the Panasonic Lumix S1 with a 24mm and 50mm. that's it. story always wins over gear.

[@alexalexis7899]

Had he shot it on, say, a Sony a6500, the rolling shutter would’ve rendered those bike riding, energetic shots borderline useless. Gear does matter, folks.

[@laban9735]

@@alexalexis7899 Mark did not say that gear doesn't matter. He said that it's less important than the story itself. If the film had been shot on the a6500 they would just have had to find another approach to tell that same story.

[@alexalexis7899]

@@laban9735 Which would have conditioned the end product, and if the current chosen language is how the filmmaker knows how to express himself, it would not be as effective. Form affects and informs story, and gear conditions form. Obsessing over gear is pointless, very much agree, especially when you have access to gear of a certain caliber - had he used a RED, or FX9, or Kinefinity it wouldn’t have mattered as what those cameras bring to the table would not make much of a difference on the final product. But there’s still a vast array of low end gear with noticeable limitations, and assuming it is not part of a symbiotic relationship with story is a considerable overlook.

[@kazlepek6552]

What did they use to record audio?

[@7thHill112]

@@alexalexis7899 It's just like money, when money is too low and one is thrust into poverty it can definitely impact your life in a negative way and lead to unhappiness - but once you reach a certain threshold and your survival and basic freedom is taken care of .. more won't necessarily transform your life. So it is for camera equipment, a certain threshold is required but after that its not going to make your story better .. give someone an Alexa 65 and DNA primes that doesn't have a good story, and it won't mater - this gentleman with the $2K mirrorless camera and two lenses will have the better film if he has a great story (the phenomenal editing, sound design and coloring doesn't hurt either lol)

[@baker2880]

So glad AOD is showing peoples work. Very insperational.

[@FelixChacon]

Omg! This one really gets me. I’m from Venezuela living in Buenos Aires since 2016. A lot of emotions and feelings watching this. I’m really grateful this story has been told. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@Jasondeheus]

I truly love the sound design and vibe of this Doc. It just keeps moving.

[@KianteMarron]

Beautiful. The pacing, his story, and despite what life threw at him he did what brought him joy. Riding.

[@JustWojtek]

what a story, when an edit, what a grade - what a film!

[@ienpassi]

thank s for sharing I Loved it

[@kevincedenoc]

Felicitaciones! Que buen mini documental! Congrats! great doc. Inspiring

[@Itzyozora]

Really good! Thank you for sharing this story.

[@nathanzanders9810]

Beautifully done!

[@JeanClaude-qx3ni]

Beautiful, wow!

[@MrBernardofonseca]

Like it a lot. Organic, real , sensitive!

[@ducanh244]

Sakra, to je parada Kubo. Fantasticky.

[@work.alezcollection]

Amazing. I'm inspired.

[@ericbelluche9503]

I love everything about this documentary short... especially the use of sound with the fast pace edits. Well done and incredibly inspiring!!

[@brunocannavina]

Felictaciones desde argentina! me encanto!

[@SegunJana]

This is awesome. Not until you get everything (gear, crew, and huge wise) before you start telling a good story. Start simple and keep developing. What I have learnt so far

[@lapinonero]

Great one, loved the the vibes and the shoots are so well colored..again, great one!

[@michael-crocker]

beautiful work, really engaged the whole way, powerful story with amazing visuals

[@lewisaa05]

Wow, amazing story and film making!

[@danielluedtke5578]

This was a phenomenal piece. So captivating. Keeps the pedal pushing while taking time to glide through the character's personality. Engaging and inspiring.

[@kendallrodriguez8634]

Bravo!

[@erikgouletphoto]

Incredibly inspiring short doc. The intimate moments, the sound design, it's a cool ride!

[@mcardphoto1057]

This was incredible.

[@OnassisRabanes]

beautiful!! pacing was great and overall, really well done! great job!!

[@michaelmoyer1762]

Elite editing and audio work!!

[@Pavloun]

Pecka Kubo, tvůrci jako ty jsou mi velkou inspirací a vzorem. Díky moc :)

[@JakubChlouba]

Mockrat dekuju! :)

[@MotuPictures]

Espectacular

[@alessandrovalentino3406]

A very lovely story. Definitely a message I needed to hear in this moment in my life. I really do love this program. It has been a motivator for me to continue to grow and find my voice. Thank you! To the filmmakers, congratulations on telling a story that matters to you. Thank you for sharing your work with all of us. Can't wait to see where your journey as a storyteller leads you!

[@TheodoraVoutsa]

Congratulations to all! Interesting story. Chapeaux to the lead for opening up and sharing his story. Beautifully visualized by the filmmaker ✌🏼👏🏼

[@markkut]

This is so excellent. Really well done!

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

great job guys👏

[@staylookingout]

Nice!

[@EmFarber]

sheeesh

[@DannyDHidalgo]

👏👏👏

[@flochfitness]

Well done. Anyone gonna have to watch this two or three more times to get everything out of the this 6 min film?

[@stevenkralovec]

For sure! Watched it twice and I’m gonna need to watch it again later

[@foxtailmedia8189]

Sound design was great!

[@JusticeGoble]

This is really beautiful. I'm surprised though that there wasn't anything about him losing his daughter. I can only imagine how hard that would be. I feel like that was the bigger story. But, had I not known that had happened I wouldn't have questioned the storyline at all. Regardless, The shots, transitions, color, and audio were really, really well done. Lots of love in this!

[@GegengeradePodcast]

Thank you so much for sharing, and congrats to Jakub! Very impressive - especially the shots (I know that you have taught us to focus on the story, Mark, but the pictures are outstanding, anyway)! I can feel the passion that has driven this work. One slight hint: probably due to my color blindness (not colorblind in particular, but having difficulties In telling apart color transitions, e . g. yellow to green, green to red etc), I am hardly able to read the „After the tragic loss…“ lower thirds on my smartphone (somewhat better on a big screen, but yet hard to read for me).

[@AkaBull]

👍👍👍

[@WarrenTheWanderer_]

Great stuff loved how you used voice-over for the entire film and the appropriate b-roll the entire time 🎉

[@mashudali8482]

Very pretty, dope and deep!

[@angel_pradol9662]

Muy buen trabajo, gran manera de contar esta historia

[@ChristopherShipe]

Awesome film, Jakub did so well telling Andersson's story while keeping it oriented towards biking as a whole. Andersson's story is heavy but the small peaks into it were so well done, thank you Jakub and AOD for sharing this with the world 👏

[@regnismada4936]

This is absolute class.

[@Kareemnoel]

The editing style is 🔥

[@mikydubYT]

te fuiste al carajo... tremendo docu

[@dpstudio1999]

Dude the opening title is dope, is it done in 3d?

[@tommynaturephotography]

Really great job guys! Muchas felicidades a toda la banda!

[@christianzaneclado]

What a great story and well done

[@philiplimawan]

❤

[@alexandreleblanc324]

It was so good, congrats 👏👏👏

[@hongkongcitywalk]

❤❤

[@arnaudrwasangabo]

Epic

[@magwild2430]

Good storie

[@kacperwojtek98]

The retro grain effect, is it LUT or lens effect?

[@rashaowais5055]

awesome story .. I can relate to it because it reminds me of so many people I met who share Andersson's path in life

[@IsraelSuperguide]

I am not so sure yellow was the best color to add the subtitles. I couldn't read the opening of the video.