DVTV: Action Movie Trailer HDSLR Shoot BTS, FaderND Review

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We're on the road shooting with Isaac Alongi, photographer and cinematographer. Isaac takes us behind the scenes of an action movie trailer shoot where we learn some new techniques and see how he creates his brand of stunning images. We also review two FaderND filters from http://lightcraftworkshop.com.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• HDSLR
• DSLR
• video
• film
• action
• movie
• trailer
• filmmaking
• cinematographer
• photography
• BTS
• behind the scenes
• fadernd
• nd
• review

[dappey]

What monitor was Isaac using??? PLEaaAS answer:)

[NextWaveG]

@dappey The SmallHD DP4 with the EVF attachment. We reviewed it a few months ago.

[xxperoxidexx]

that guy was terrible at directing how to use a gun.

[danielchasehooper]

Good stuff here, but that background music loop is driving me nuts.

[norchaaa]

thanks for friendship...OMFG if i had such cameras and equipment !!!! (wueeeeeeee- wuueeeeeeeee!!)

[Jackflash0711]

lol, this is more like "gearporn"....

[rapley48]

Is that film released? If not, when will be released?

[LearningVideography]

Great behind the scenes! I wanted to share with you a short intro video to a great nonprofit that provides sports programs to the physically challenged (it's on my channel). I have a TON of improving to do. Hopefully someday I'll get there. Thanks again!

[Feelosoph]

Really Nice Equipment, but no Skills as Director !!! Sorry :(

[vicharris07]

Umm, what movie is this? The girl asks if she has to make the gunshot sound? Really? You show this guy making a "movie" and that's the lead actor he chose? Kind of discredits everything he says or talks about. 

[robertgeorgekouba]

I'm sure that from a cinematographic point of view the footage looks amazing but it seems to me that this guy has no idea of storytelling whatsoever. Just look how he talks to the actors, he doesn't care what they do unless the picture looks great. That's why photographer should stay photographer or camera men and directors should direct movies and actually tell a story with actors performances involved.

[psalmxider]

what brand of reflector is that? thanks

[baramin5kx]

I wonder how he got the natural silloutte look through the camera

[baramin5kx]

Wow! He spent all day just to use .5 seconds of a clip and cut scene. I kno the feeling.