How to Film Driving Shots | Camera Rigging & Lighting 101
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Easily one of the most grip and production-heavy episodes we've done so far, Valentina and the crew are tackling one of the most common setups in filmmaking - the driving shot. Today, we're going to teach you the most cost-efficient way to professionally set up a car rig.
The key word is safety - everything that we're doing follows all SAG and production regulations, and no expense was spared when it comes to the safety of our talent and crew. That's why we have extra grip rigging, ratchet straps, safety chains, zip ties, a whole lead vehicle for the crew to operate, etc. And of course, our lighting was controlled remotely and battery-powered to give the impressions of street lights, moonlight, sunlight, whatever the situation called for. We prepared two looks for this shot - one during the day and one at night. If you don't have the money to shoot with a moving vehicle like us, hopefully the tips about lighting and camera placement will be helpful when you are shooting other methods for car shots, like poor man's process.
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0:00 - Intro
0:28 - Story/Concept
2:06 - Safety/Logistics
3:34 - Rigging
5:27 - Lighting
6:11 - Video Villiage
7:47 - Scene #1
8:19 - Sidus Link
9:17 - Setup #2
12:07 - Final Result
12:39 - Outro
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Host/DP: Valentina Vee
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Producer: Moses Israel Guerrero
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Director: Tue Duong
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Aputure's YouTube channel provides free high quality cinematography, lighting, and filmmaking educational content to help you take your film projects to the next level.
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Easily one of the most grip and production-heavy episodes we've done so far, Valentina and the crew are tackling one of the most common setups in filmmaking - the driving shot. Today, we're going to teach you the most cost-efficient way to professionally set up a car rig.
The key word is safety - everything that we're doing follows all SAG and production regulations, and no expense was spared when it comes to the safety of our talent and crew. That's why we have extra grip rigging, ratchet straps, safety chains, zip ties, a whole lead vehicle for the crew to operate, etc. And of course, our lighting was controlled remotely and battery-powered to give the impressions of street lights, moonlight, sunlight, whatever the situation called for. We prepared two looks for this shot - one during the day and one at night. If you don't have the money to shoot with a moving vehicle like us, hopefully the tips about lighting and camera placement will be helpful when you are shooting other methods for car shots, like poor man's process.
Want more free lighting and cinematography tutorials? Subscribe to us so you never miss an episode: https://goo.gl/QwazdM
0:00 - Intro
0:28 - Story/Concept
2:06 - Safety/Logistics
3:34 - Rigging
5:27 - Lighting
6:11 - Video Villiage
7:47 - Scene #1
8:19 - Sidus Link
9:17 - Setup #2
12:07 - Final Result
12:39 - Outro
🎥Subscribe to Aputure:
aputurephoto
Facebook: aputure
Instagram: aputure.lighting
Twitter: AputureLighting
🎥Free Cinematography Lessons From Experts!
Back to Set | Learn Cinematic Lighting
🎥Connect with the A-Team!
Host/DP: Valentina Vee
IG: Instagram: valentina.vee
Twitter: Twitter: valentinavee
Producer: Moses Israel Guerrero
IG: Instagram: moses_israel
Director: Tue Duong
IG: Instagram: tuezzles
Episode Cinematographer: Joe Adams
IG: Instagram: adamsjoe330
Editor: Matt Esteron
IG: Instagram: l0fi_the_robot
🎥Follow the Aputure User Groups:
Global: Facebook: AputureUsers
Europe: Facebook: AputureEurope
Asia: Facebook: aputureasia
Australia/New Zealand: Facebook: aputureAUNZ
Japan: Facebook: aputurejp
Taiwan / Hong Kong / Macau User Group: Facebook: 4418583988245636
Brazil: Facebook: 1073050466408582
India: Facebook: 667708807005184
Israel: Facebook: aputureisrael
🎥GET APUTURE GEAR:
http://lddy.no/3dkv
🎥MUSIC:
http://bit.ly/pb_aputure
Summary:
Aputure's YouTube channel provides free high quality cinematography, lighting, and filmmaking educational content to help you take your film projects to the next level.
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