Thanks, Ethan.

Thanks, Larky is mine!

Red MX, thanks.

Thanks Mark for the support in Berlin.

NP peace.

you went to school with me too. Prague, remember?

wow! i didn't recognize the name. guess i'm getting old! CONGRATS on the featured video btw! my, what talented young people emerson breeds. BEST!

Agreed. Red MX.

thanks nicholas. I simply exported and uploaded a non letterbox version and vimeo automatically kept the proper sizing. vimeo rules.

Right. So this was RED MX with anamorphic? Or did you just crop? Man I've been cutting and exporting my own videos forever now, and I don't even know how to create a non-letterbox version of my scope pieces. Where's the button in Compressor? I got a new vid I want to upload like that. Thanks bro. Again, nice cinematic work. Respect.

No accidents. On this size budget and insane amount of shots we couldn't afford to lose a single shot or minute. Story boarded every shot with stills and methodically mapped out the location. Had a 2nd unit camera picking off all the b roll that really made the video what it is. I've made a lot of "let's see what happens" style videos and I've learned that if you want to really have a vision, you have to be beyond prepared and make some real choices in pre production. I guess because budgets are tight these days a lot of videos are kind of finding life in the edit. It's a shame because I think its lowering the artistry in some ways. Obviously navigating production and finding those accidents is a part of the process, but I won't be relying on that mentality ever again. Appreciate the support.

We were using cooke primes. more specifics contact larkin seiple.

speed panchros. very light and incredibly tiny. Great for steadicam and for softening the image.

See tags... Extended version coming soon.

Thank You.

Thanks You.

Thanks Chris, people watching the video is all the credit I need. For some reason the YouTube version isn't HD and if they change the file it will lose all its hits (again). People have been very curious about that quote and story line, I don't want to say directly what it means. If you read the lyrics and know the band's history, I think it paints a pretty good picture what's going on in the video. As for the quote at the end of the video, stay tuned...

Contact Larkin Seiple for more info on camera rig.

thanks

cool, thanks.