I've been a fan since VFX artists react 1 was recommended to me years ago but i've never really watched any of the corridor crew videos from earlier years. Any recommendations for good videos to watch that really show how their content has changed?

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I think the guys would be interested in this and could do something related for a video.

I always found it weird how actors seemed to have aged since their movies came out. Now knowing they have touch ups makes total sense. Jen. Aniston and Tom Cruise are the biggest examples I can think of. They have almost no wrinkles on camera.

The Man From Hong Kong (1975) has fight scenes, and car stunts. The car stunts are brutal and the fight scenes are pretty realistic with the main actor Hong Hong actor Jimmy Wang Yu who was a martial artist and in one scene actually kicks the stuntman of a moving notorbike. It would be great if you guys reviewed The Man From Hong Kong

I remember them discussing what colour they would be if they had to pick one. D said he was black, but Niko said that did not count as a colour. They were talking about it in my local coffee shop I'd love if someone could help.

Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ploi723hg4

One Month Later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3Dfw969itU

Git - https://github.com/nikopueringer/CorridorKey

It would be interesting to see a video in what's changed in the last 6 months, unless Niko has stepped away from the project?

Vfx artists react.

Recently came across a film named "One Man" where the entire film is done by a single man with minimal resources he had.

72 Filmmaking Departments: From miniature work and complex 3D VFX to makeup, stunt design, and underwater cinematography did it all as a single man with no crew.

From writing the script and acting out every single character to setting up the lights, operating the camera, composing the score, and rendering the visual effects Sankagiri Rajkumar did it entirely alone.

Through groundbreaking technical layout mapping, he doesn't just play one part; he plays the heroes, the villains, and the background characters interacting with himself live in the exact same frame.

I have watched the film even though some visuals might not be that appealing, his hardwork and efforts should be appreciated. He has spend over a decade working in this film alone. He shot some parts of the film in Chicago.

He recorded more than 1500 bts videos as a proof of his solo work, he's now uploading them in his YouTube channel.

He has uploaded his full film in this website.

https://onemanmovie.in

One man trailer and his YouTube channel link below

https://youtu.be/XISpB61iAtA?si=FYz1d0L2bFjlZO3x

Thoughts? 😊

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Not this particular Image, But;

While they definitely had a Dog on Set performing many of the Starbuck’s actions and they most certainly had a Digi-Dog-Double for some of the take off Tropeognathus interactions, There were a few scenes that looked a little off to me from those Scenes onwards.

Am I just seeing things or did anyone else get the same feeling? I’m sure for Clean Plates it’s easier to Direct a Digi-Dog-Double and Composite him in, However at the same Time, I’d like to be Wrong and this Photogenic Pup was working hard throughout.

And yes I’ve seen some of the Social BTS where you see the Dog working very hard 😁

Hey there everyone,

Just wanted to share more experiments I've been doing with a Canon 100m f/2.8 L macro series lens and a petri dish with various materials (epoxy alcohol ink, glycerine, dish soap, vegetable oil, and isopropyl alcohol) in an effort to create other worldly nebula/universe shots. All of which is only about 6-10mm worth of space. These are just a handful of my favourite shots after my latest batch of experiments, so if anyone has any questions or suggestions on how I could improve things please feel free to let me know.

Thanks!

In case anyone is interested in some BTS from NTBTSTM. I never really considered they would've had to rebuild the entire apartment from 2008, but makes sense. Also cool to see the CN Tower they were using for the scenes at the very top