great use of helmet cam!
I'll be rigging up a helmet cam to shoot a group of bikers while riding with them-
I was interested in what kind of gear you used to mount the 5d to the helmet, any advice?

Soooo Epic

Very cool to see how you guys did this scene. Thanks for sharing, Shane.

Excellent how-to! Thank you. Couldn't help but flashback to looking at the new GoPro HD Helmet cams...

Props to my buddy Tim for the edit and footage, nice work!

that was really intresting, thank you.

Really good stuff you guys had going there! Very inspirational! The use of metaphor and putting the audience in the scene was well thought out. I honestly just love that scene.

wow, super interesting -- thanks for sharing.

thanks so much for sharing .. great job

niiice!
really inspiring.

I'm wondering where you got your wireless video and wireless follow focus from!?

Fantastic video, I really enjoyed seeing the way you did this. I am always impressed by people who can teach me something. I'm actually working on filming a World War II film, and I think I might try to implement some smoke tomorrow during our big battle scene shoot so we can break up the background a little bit. That is a fantastic idea.

Check it out on my page if you want to see some of it, I bet you'd enjoy it.

vimeo.com/11485423

Thanks for sharing your work. It helps a lot! :)

Shane,

This was really an interesting watch. Thanks for taking the time to do a BTS.

excelent video!! congrats!

Wow that was great!

Excellent Shane.

The best, Shane

I love this!!!

masterful

Thank you for all informations...

Wow, really incredible! Thanks for sharing!!!

Es interesante, pero no entiendo lo de la mochila cantimplora.

very cooool!!!! thank you!

found out what microwave system he was using guys... Had to do some research and there's no pricing info on the site, but; hpvideo.tv

Thanks for posting this.

amazing behind the scenes piece that told the tech story AND all the great teamwork needed to make this baby fly!!!

Thank you again for all of the great feedback.

Is there a particular way of safely getting a lawnmower to create that smoke?

Hi, it was the most interesting lesson in film-work, I've seen! Thanks so much!

Thanks for sharing this Shane. Very informative.

Great video! But I have a question, Did you use a steadycam at all? Or was all of it either Helmet, or hand? Because it was unusually smooth for a camera of that size. Also, what investment have you made in that equipment, is it all yours?

Thanks!

Im getting ready to do a Vietnam short. This is a great resource. you did my homework for me, haha. Thanks
Your scene looks excellent.

oh yeah, if have minute, check out my one minute short film for a small contest. Literaly only one minute long .
vimeo.com/7805501

Unbelievable, Shane. I think the heart of this featurette (and perhaps the implicit message) is that you were only able to bring the intimacy home because of the 5DMII's compactness and ease of use. The POV really took it to the next level.

Glad to see real professionals are lending legitimacy to this VDSLR revolution.

Awesome work ! Just one question : which lens did you use on the helmet for this scene ?

Great Clip, loved the diffusion from the explosions.. What is the wireless monitor set-up you use with the DSLR's?

Shane thanks for sharing. Is very inspiring.

REally is a master piece of film making. Thanks

No words can describe how lucky i feel being able to watch that making of! Love how passionated you are.

Keep up the good work.

My best
Daniel

Great Making of. But I have a Question maybe someone could answer it would be great so what portable monitor are you using for the shots ?

Shane, thanks on this one as well!

A quick question - what did you mean saying "lawnmower smoke"? Is it literally lawnmower... smoke?!

Thank you so much, that was a great behind the scenes. thank you for sharing this, the scene looked great

Hi Shane, I admire your work in Terminator Salvation so I'm grateful you let us in on some of your techniques.

Hope to join your HDSLR Bootcamp one day :)

that's kool i have learnt something new

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Shane, very grateful