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I didn't even notice it until after a few playthroughs.

You know.. I've never got around to watching Raid 2. I didn't notice the headrest until you mentioned it. It's likely superimposed in.

Oh cool, you watched The Raid haha. Most of the stuff can be achieved in camera. The few noticeable edits that I can tell are the obvious blood splatters and gunshots, but they also did a few frame cutting here and there just to speed up the action a tad bit. It's not unusual to do multiple...

I'm a firm believer of working with what you have, but we never had a steadicam of any sorts, so getting the DJI Osmo has opened up a whole new world for us. Especially now that the DJI is practically a mini Ronin. Sucks in low light, but it is an amazing alternative. It's also cool seeing old...

The idea came from The Raid 2's car chase Ours, however, was no where near as complicated. We just invested money in a DJI Osmo+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzqL4DSIUvg All we did was pass the camera to the backseat actor, and then passed it to another person afterwards.

Here's our Four Points Film Project short, Better Homes and Villains https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImdGmYkblzs These were the requirements Genre: Dark Comedy Character: Albert or Abigail Park, Veterinarian Prop: Cookbook Line: "You're destined for greatness." We also won an award for Best...

This is from one of my good friends, Andy Long, who had the opportunity to be a part of the Jackie Chan Stunt team https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Sv7ltq6nSA

Sounds like an infomercial.

Jingle All the Way! Arnold's hilarious in this movie.

If you showed me just a screenshot, I would've never guessed it was a green screen. I would've been fooled by the wide shot. The mid shot, yes, looks more green screen but that's more has to do with the placement of the cars.

If you don't want permanently write on your screen. Did you know that many old movies were actually shot in 4:3 but framed for 16:9? The same can apply to the other ratios... just remember that your story should still be engaging.

I've shot "gorilla" at a park for a National Monument and some people called park security on us because we were doing a fight scene along a cliff side. The security came up to us and gave us a fair warning and said we would normally need a permit. He let us finish our scene since he saw a...

I wasn't active on this forum at that time but, damn, 2005 was when I graduated high school and when my group started getting really active in the indy stunt community. We were still using a Sony Handycam Hi8. We then graduated to a Panasonic DVX100b in 2008. Now we're using a Canon 60D DSLR...

I've used a speed bump. 10:19 https://youtu.be/SLXZARGimm4?t=10m19s Obviously not exactly what you're going for, but selling from the actress, camerawork, and sound are key. I don't know what you're capabilities are in terms of mounting a camera, but you can still do the speed bump version...

Pretty easy to shoot that sequence. Shooting most fight scenes follow the same structure. Break it up into parts. Shoot a sequence from a certain angle, and then again from another if you plan on cross cutting. Shoot insert shots when necessary. The main trick is to begin your next angle with...

Not necessarily this week but we participated in the Four Points Film Project this past weekend. If you guys don't know what Four Points Film Project is, it's similar to the 48 Hour Film Fest, only instead it's 72 Hours and it's online submission and open to everyone in the world. The extra day...

There always this https://youtu.be/fJv3ra3Afvk Not exactly your idea but still weird and dark af.

https://hitfilm.com/express/westworld-to-yuma Click the blue banner at the bottom of the screen and go from there.

Rehearsal obviously prepares, but it also depends on the actor and how good they are at saying their lines. Most of the time we'll give the our actors the script beforehand and then we'll rehearse on the spot and shoot when ready.

Are FCP projects still importable to Premiere? You can probably do the chunk in FCP and then import the project into PR and go from there.