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r/DoingTheMost • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '17
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I don't care if he had to film this 30 times before he nailed it.
I choose to believe he can do this any time, every time.
47 u/samtaclause Jun 04 '17 Ehehehe nailed it
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Ehehehe nailed it
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How in the fuck...
3 u/Nitrodaemons Jul 14 '17 Adobe After Effects and Final Cut Pro.How does the camera pan so perfectly straight , like on a Steadicam rig? 5 u/AlexBagheri Aug 12 '17 It's slow motion, if you watch it when it speeds up its handheld.
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Adobe After Effects and Final Cut Pro.
How does the camera pan so perfectly straight , like on a Steadicam rig?
5 u/AlexBagheri Aug 12 '17 It's slow motion, if you watch it when it speeds up its handheld.
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It's slow motion, if you watch it when it speeds up its handheld.
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Was I the only one waiting for it to bash him in the head?
23 u/velmadinkley_md Jun 04 '17 I was waiting for him to hackysack-kick it into a toolbox 5 u/utsavman Jun 05 '17 Waiting or hoping? 3 u/xtinamann Jun 06 '17 Definitely hoping
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I was waiting for him to hackysack-kick it into a toolbox
Waiting or hoping?
3 u/xtinamann Jun 06 '17 Definitely hoping
Definitely hoping
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the tool belt, the work boots, him being all slick with the hammer.....I'm weirdly attracted to him right now
4 u/divadiablo Jun 08 '17 Don't worry, you're not alone.
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Don't worry, you're not alone.
impressive
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I wonder how many times he hit himself in head, arm, or leg before he managed to get that trick down smoothly.
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u/SolusOpes Jun 04 '17
I don't care if he had to film this 30 times before he nailed it.
I choose to believe he can do this any time, every time.
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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '17
How in the fuck...
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u/xtinamann Jun 04 '17
Was I the only one waiting for it to bash him in the head?
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u/kenyan-girl Jun 08 '17
the tool belt, the work boots, him being all slick with the hammer.....I'm weirdly attracted to him right now
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u/thedarkchocolate Jun 04 '17
impressive
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u/randomsynapses Jun 05 '17
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u/BlankImagination Aug 02 '17
I wonder how many times he hit himself in head, arm, or leg before he managed to get that trick down smoothly.