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What's up with this film, I never saw the first gorilla.

poprocz 2 years ago

I'm wondering if Kanye West had a permit when he was on "Punked." I think most people shoot gorilla style unless there are a lot of people involved.

dreburch 2 years ago

@dreburch You're right, they most likely did not have a permit. But more importantly, I'm sure they had permission.

esotericsean 2 years ago

Just watched S. Darko and there is a scene where the guy who bought the meteroite took her to the top of a hill to watch fireworks. It looks very similar to location in your video.

maroon001 2 years ago

Looks like S. Darko was filmed in Utah. Would have been cool if it really was the same place :)

esotericsean 2 years ago

opps nvm haha

wow you guys live close by hope we bump into each other shooting one day! although ill probably be doing a photoshoot since im just beginning film

TVTsteven 3 years ago

Nice! Where in Buena Park are you from

esotericsean 3 years ago

hey where do you guys live?

I live near buena park what city was this locationo in?

TVTsteven 3 years ago

This was shot in Huntington beach, but we're both from Buena Park, actually :)

esotericsean 3 years ago

you can definitely tell sean is a photographer just the way he composes the shots quickly holding the camera.

carmelclassof08 3 years ago

your videos are really interesting and entertaining, guys! thanks a lot for uploading them! And I would love to live in california :)

joeneschumi 3 years ago

That's an awesome location. The thing with me, is i don't drive yet. All i can do is walk to places, which restricts me from alot. Sweet episode.

Tinman1118 3 years ago

what kind of dog was that at 00:15 ????

qwert963 3 years ago

That's Cha Cha. She's a Chihuahua/Boston Terrier :)

esotericsean 3 years ago

Do you go to a specific film school or do you research things and then learn that way?

also,

Is there a certain way to upload a video so that the quality is the best possible? Youtube struggles greatly with video quality.

- John

MonJakants 3 years ago

Sean's a bit more anti film school than I am, but I go to school; mostly because it can be fun, and you do learn new things. We still research often. But some topics, depending on our personal level of interest, are spontaneous. Despite our tutorials, we like to see ourselves as experimenting just as much as the other guy.

We try to post either in WMV file format, or MP4, depending on filesize. MP4 tends to have less blocking, while WMV has better saturation.

pilamin 3 years ago

He was playing mario kart! but i am going on a location scout pretty soon for my movie!

filmguy91 3 years ago

coolie i want to go there

christiney89 3 years ago

i bet location scouting must be a lot more difficult and boring in some places in america, i stayed in texas for a while and it is very flat and dull, now i live in edinburgh in scotland, millions of locations for filming opertunites there. permits could be more difficult though

dombower 4 years ago

where is that hill location, it was pretty awesome. and the coyote shot reminded me of Michael Mann's Collateral with the coyote in the street during the audioslave sequence. Nice ep. dudes.

Steckman87 4 years ago

19770 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, CA

It's right behing the Mother's store/restaurant in a shopping center :)

esotericsean 4 years ago

dude thats right up my ally. nice location too.

rcpro8 3 years ago

Sounds like a great idea. Just go out and practice practice practice! :)

I used to carry a point and shoot and take random video clips all the time.

esotericsean 4 years ago

Yeah, our friends knew of an abandoned insane asylum and they went and shot there a couple years ago. We went along, but unfortunately didn't bring any equipment of our own.

esotericsean 4 years ago