Shooting a 16mm Short Film in LA | FILMMAKER'S VLOG EP 1

[@ella_stewert]

thank you so much for making this. BTS is my favourite thing to watch and I can never find it

[@nkosiroma]

I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@nahshon_k]

As usual Nkosi, great content. As a South African independent filmmaker this was such a great trip to be on with you to witness your shoot BTS. As a brother in Christ, I am also in development stages of my faith based short film. As filmmakers It is so important to produce and create as many faith based films and content as possible as part of the Great Commission. All the best Nkosi and keep up the good work and keep shooting on FILM alive brother. Stay blessed.

[@nkosiroma]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate your support and the kind words. Best of luck with your film! 🙏🏽

[@Aditya-cn1fg]

love it ❤️

[@jaymeclapp5299]

Love it Kos!!

[@jonathanhornby]

Dope video! Thanks for taking us along on your shoot 😎🎥

[@nkosiroma]

Thanks for watching!!

[@MadmooseChasenNuttall]

stoked to see the final project. was this a passion project?

[@nkosiroma]

There’s definitely passion involved in all my projects, but this was a paid job, if that’s what you mean!

[@BodhiTOuellette]

I'm loving all of these videos with your SR3 man. You've been shooting some awesome stuff (the Nanamorphic video is just amazing to look at). What are you using to get a feed to your monitor? I've seen some DIY methods on film cameras, and I know the 416 has a video tap port, but how are you getting something for the SR3? I don't recall that camera having any Video Tap out, or maybe I'm remembering things wrong?

[@nkosiroma]

Thanks so much! I have an SR2 and outfitted it with a small micro four thirds camera in the video optical port. The T bar has a beam splitter prism so half the image goes to the eyepiece, and the other half to the video tap!

[@BodhiTOuellette]

@@nkosiroma Thats awesome. I saw on Instagram somebody using the original Pocket camera on the T Bar of a 35mm camera, and sending that into a SmallHD monitor. I can only imagine how much more reliable it would be doing it that way, and then splitting the feed through a Teradek out the monitor or using a Blackmagic Converter/Freakshow HD converter box. Thanks for the insight!

[@staceyroma8543]

ayeeeeee