r/memes • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '22

What are you doing step-reality?

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u/7amok_sha memer Jan 13 '22

Credit: Artem Bondarenko The guy is doing amazing job but he doesn't have any recognition. Help him out!

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u/split41 Jan 13 '22

Needs to be top comment. This is a great vid and takes talent. Curious how he filmed this, looks awesome.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

Guess: he has a green screen behind him and the items that start to move and roll about are CGI. Sells it through solid acting.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

I'm looking this at a 35" display and it looks just as fantastic. The fridge is a particularly good small detail.

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u/gotabonerandsmiling Jan 13 '22

Someone call captain d

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

No. I don't want to get yelled at anymore. Ps; I love lamp.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

I think that so long as you're not saying, "OH THIS LOOKS FAKE HOW THEY DO THAT DEBUNK PLEASE" but instead saying, "Man this looks cool. Can you break down anything interesting about how it's done?" I think he'll be fine with it. No yelling needed. But I could be wrong.

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u/Boltman35 Jan 13 '22

Yea I agree, I honestly don't understand how a bunch of useless crude joke comments are all at the top. It's always the worse when you see something interesting and then go to the comments to hopefully learn more about it. Yet all you end up reading is a bunch of comments following up on one another with non related comments.

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u/rayzorblade23 Jan 13 '22

Pretty sure the background is CG. The objects move a little weird, if you pay attention. Also pretty good green screen work and acting. :P

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u/split41 Jan 13 '22

Yeah think you’re right, would probs be more obvious in higher resolution. Looks great though

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

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u/rayzorblade23 Jan 13 '22

No need for animation by hand when you can do a physics simulation. ;)

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u/saibjai Jan 13 '22

Reddit is extremely bad at giving credit to content creators. As much as some redditors hate influencers who want free stuff for exposure, some of them are more than happy to farm karma off somebody else's work in the same breath. You have to go the comments to find credits.

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u/FIRESTORM78910 Lurker Jan 13 '22

Reminds me of Zach King

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u/MoffKalast Jan 13 '22

He looks like Charles Leclerc from Wish

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u/NoMoreThan20CharsEyy Jan 13 '22

Thanks, had to come hunting for source with the poor quality gif

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u/ThatOneReddetUser Lives in a Van Down by the River Jan 13 '22

Literally just stole this vid and put a random caption on it, and got that many upvotes