Preparing for a Short Film Shoot

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  • Опубліковано 1 лют 2016
  • How to find crew, storyboard, and organise. Pre production.
    More Behind the Scenes: • Making a Short Film
    Watch the Short Film: • "Two Wrongs" - Short Film
    Host and Creator - Simon Cade
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    TWO WRONGS:
    Directed by - Simon Cade
    Produced by - Carl Mason (www.clfilms.co.uk)
    Written by - Johann Farhan
    Mark - Oliver Heald ( / oliheald )
    Connor - Deon Lee-Williams ( / deon_rswt )
    Pete - Sam Glen ( / samglen )
    Dealer - Lewis Brown
    Customer 1 - Naithan Ariane ( / naithanariane )
    Customer 2 - Ryan Clayton
    Connor's Mate 1 - Luke Orechoff
    Connor's Mate 2 - Lukas Becker
    Connor's Mate 3 - Paul Keighron
    Pete's Mate - Ross Doran
    Director of Photography - JP Caldeano ( / cinematicj )
    1st Assistant Director - Wayne Bentley ( www.callboxdiary.com/callbox/w...)
    Casting Director - Rebecca Jenner
    Sound Recordist - Kristian Edwards (www.manchestersoundman.co.uk)
    Boom Operator - Danny Feng
    Costume Designer - Emily Cooper
    Production Assistant - Anton Arenko
    Behind the Scenes - David Williamson
    Editor - Simon Cade
    Asst. Dialogue Editor - Samuel Jacintho
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  • @TomAndersondop
    @TomAndersondop 8 років тому +143

    My god that was deep. Simon, you're an intelligent filmmaker.

  • @WastedTime
    @WastedTime 8 років тому +20

    People complain about movies way too much... It's too easy to forget what a herculean task it is to complete something, even something as seemingly simple as a 10-minute short film. Good job, Simon. It's cool that you were able to get such a large crew together too!

    • @syekbe
      @syekbe 8 років тому +4

      I couldn't agree more with you. It's easy to criticize the flaws in any film projects, but many people here, who have made harsh criticisms without offering constructive criticism, don't realizing the effort behind any short film. I give Simon credit for taking the steps in making his dreams a reality weather he spends $100 or a $1000. He just make things happen and those are the ones who eventually get far in life.

  • @ucheucheuche
    @ucheucheuche 8 років тому +44

    Simon: single handedly keeping the apple industry fruitful.

    • @oldfilmnology8259
      @oldfilmnology8259 8 років тому +5

      meanwhile destroying the blooming medicines market

  • @theposterpig
    @theposterpig 8 років тому +15

    Really enjoying the behind the scenes for the short film!

  • @LionelJoshLee
    @LionelJoshLee 8 років тому +64

    Filmmaking = Problem Solving

  • @clementeen
    @clementeen 8 років тому +1

    Simon you reminded me of my film shoot 2 years ago, being so tired but so excited, so emotional, yet so focused. Going to sleep and waking up in the middle of the night typing on the phone an idea or a work around or a solution. You got my love and passion for this back, Simon, thank you. I haven't touched any of it for 2 years. I love that you share with us how real the struggle is for independent low budget filmmakers. But you know what, we are the most creative people because those with the big dollars don't need to think about solutions and work arounds, yes they might win the box offices, but they rarely win the hearts of the people they want. I can't wait to see your film Simon. Congratulations on your hard work and dedication

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому +1

      +Nadine Chamas I'm really glad you could relate to this! the short is finished: ua-cam.com/video/d56WjqYnCc4/v-deo.html

  • @tom-iz7ir
    @tom-iz7ir 8 років тому +7

    seeing these BTS has made me appreciate the actual film much more.

  • @SymonSaysTV
    @SymonSaysTV 8 років тому +50

    Hi Simon. Hey, I'm no better than you but I can't help but make a suggestion. I personnaly always go in person when looking for locations and i don't remember being refused a single time, even when we where sure we would never get it. You know what they say; you can't make a sale on the phone. Means you gotta be face to face. And booking a location is selling the idea that it is a cool thing to be part of this film. I thought i could share a what has been a good way of doing things for me. Just saying. Keep up the good work!

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому +21

      +Symon Says TV one of the problems with filming 3hrs away from where I live was that a lot of it had to be organised by phone / email. I think you make a very good point about the value of face-to-face :)

  • @TSGEnt
    @TSGEnt 8 років тому +5

    You know Simon? Even your stories about telling stories are good stories. Bravo.

  • @kidgemini3519
    @kidgemini3519 6 років тому

    Watching this video made me realize how tough planning a short film and shooting it along with finding crew, locations, props, budgeting, and the time to film can be.
    As an aspiring actor, writer, and filmmaker, I've developed a lot of respect for film making as I learn more about the process behind it and what else is involved, since I'm writing out stories along the way and have recently graduated from acting school with plans to make my own content.
    Props to Simon for making this video and the other videos related to making short films, how to start a short film project, and the importance of focusing on Pre-Production and working things out along the way with his personal insights.

  • @joshvassar
    @joshvassar 8 років тому +1

    How many times do we have to say you are the best filmmaker on youtube. Because you are the best!

  • @megustapony3169
    @megustapony3169 8 років тому +1

    Simon is the kind of guy that will end up getting to dirrect the $100+ million movies some day. I know so many people that will blow 90% of a budget on renting red cameras, cine glass and other camera gadgets and end up using people who cant act, no one who knows audio, and trying to cram a week of shooting into a couple days to afford the rental period. Proportionately this is what a larger budget film would look like, gear being one of the lowest expenses. Great film and keep up the good work!

  • @VinCentiments
    @VinCentiments 8 років тому +63

    I think you got a little too excited in making your first film which explains why the story wasn't that solid. You've concentrated more on hiring crews, auditions, wardrobe, and equipment and less on the storyline itself. No offence but, I really think that you can do a lot better than that.

    • @ChristianRuppelt
      @ChristianRuppelt 8 років тому +40

      +Vincent But that’s the point: Just start doing stuff. Write (or get) a script, shoot it, edit it, find the mistakes you made and start all over again. Don’t work too long on it. The first couple of scripts / shorts / movies are going to suck anyway and you will learn the important things.

    • @syekbe
      @syekbe 8 років тому +4

      Oh come on! Shut the fuck up! No project is ever perfect even big Hollywood pictures. It's all about making it happen weather is "good" or "bad"...there is no such thing as perfect -- actually the only three movies that came to perfection were Gone With The Wind, Citizen Kane, and Mad Max (2015 version). Anyway, Just get out there and take a chance and be creative. I bet you don't have the BALLS and talent to make something nearly as good as Simon's short film you jealous jerk!

    • @syekbe
      @syekbe 8 років тому +3

      +Vincent Fair enough. Not trying to be cool. I respect Simon so much for trying and going after his goals whether good or bad. I got a little carried away in my response to your reply. Had you said something like "nice try for being your first short" and then followed by your reply, I would have had more respect for you. Didn't you think he made decent effort for being his first short? I know the effort behind creating something big or small. But the point: just take a chance and just do it and not worry about it being perfect. You will get better as you learn from your mistakes. Yes I agree all movies take criticism. I'm sorry that I was harsh on your response and thanks for the reply 👍

    • @ChristianRuppelt
      @ChristianRuppelt 8 років тому +11

      syekbe Holy shit. Did you guys just came around from a swearing argument to actually discussing the point and being nice and decent to each other? Guys we are on the internet. The youtube comment section! What the fuck? :D Nicely done! You actually just put a smile on my face!

    • @syekbe
      @syekbe 8 років тому

      +Christian Ruppelt 😜👍🎥🎬

  • @jakobhovman
    @jakobhovman 8 років тому +1

    Thank You Simon for making these different angles on project, proces and end result...!

  • @buzzedlunne6668
    @buzzedlunne6668 7 років тому

    This guy has got to be one of the most genuine fellas i have come across on youtube when it concerns film making.. hats off Si.

  • @tmfilmproductionshd7470
    @tmfilmproductionshd7470 8 років тому +1

    07:42 very relatable. Sometimes you can be so calm about it, people may find you weird or uncaring for not stressing out.

  • @VeltisAngel
    @VeltisAngel 8 років тому +16

    Thanks for documenting your experience and giving such great insights into filmmaking. I'm in pre-production right now and seeing this video helps.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Veltis Angel no problem, i'm glad to hear it helps!

  • @ThreeAirFilms
    @ThreeAirFilms 8 років тому +32

    Pre production is the most important and the most stressful part. I hate it

    • @pip6293
      @pip6293 8 років тому +3

      same. it's overlooked a lot.

    • @szymonmorawiec2641
      @szymonmorawiec2641 8 років тому +2

      +Three Air Films true, u cant even sleep =/

  • @ClimbingCaed
    @ClimbingCaed 8 років тому

    One my favorite teachers stated that stress is what pushes us to do more. "Stress is good"
    And at first, as a student I really didn't understand until I looked at my work load that way. It made things look more for the positive. It made my mindset about working become better in general and easier to get things done.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Caedmon Calbero (TheCaedmonCalbero) that's interesting - I guess it's all about your attitude to stress. I saw a great Ted talk on the same subject a while ago :)

  • @dima9944
    @dima9944 8 років тому +1

    I love your videos. I'm just a hobbyist messing around, but I love that you explain things without trying to be a comedian like some other channels. Keep up the good work, kid, you're doing a great job.

  • @kurtlindner
    @kurtlindner 8 років тому +1

    Great one.
    Your last take away is probably your best -once you get experience with unexpected stress it helps you grow to a point where you don't freak out, but look at a situation rationally. There's a problem -ok, what resources do we have to fix this problem as best as possible, act.

  • @JordanFountain
    @JordanFountain 8 років тому +1

    So, Filmmaking=continuous problem solving. Great episode

  • @DANAMIONLINE
    @DANAMIONLINE 8 років тому +1

    I love your dedication of calling 28 takeaway spots. Thanks for sharing your process. It's very insightful.

  • @Stupchek
    @Stupchek 8 років тому +1

    Loving the behind the scenes stuff and the way you showed how you dealt with problems and how you managed to resolved them! At 5:42 i had a mini heart attack, but then i remembered from uk and everybody drives this way. :D

  • @Mickey-bo6cv
    @Mickey-bo6cv 8 років тому +1

    Thank you for sharing. Your thoughts on the film-making process and how problems always occur is spot-on.

  • @KentoGS
    @KentoGS 8 років тому +3

    All the videos you have been uploading so far, are really really really valuable.

  • @willpatersondesign
    @willpatersondesign 8 років тому +2

    Teach me Senpai. Simon you're going places! Love your work!

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Will Paterson haha cheers Will :)

  • @GodstoryProductions
    @GodstoryProductions 8 років тому +1

    I totally know how you feel. When you have probably after problem after problem it gets to a point where any problem isn't a problem because you just need to find the solution. A good portion of Direction is problem solving and the quicker you can solve them the better. But yeah keep your producer in the loop.

  • @playersonly2
    @playersonly2 2 роки тому

    I watched it after five years from upload. You did it professionally. Especially I like the production design

  • @milanrajbhandarii
    @milanrajbhandarii 6 років тому

    The way you end this video just gave me motivation about life... You've got awesome writing skills.. i saw your giving up video and i was shattered.. you are one of my digital friend. Thanks Simon

  • @jonathancontis55
    @jonathancontis55 8 років тому +1

    That Apple bite just tied it all up very nicely 👌🏻

  • @dat_bernie
    @dat_bernie 8 років тому +1

    Glad you powered through all the bumps in the road, it was totally worth it. This has been your best episode in a while. VERY inspiring man great work. Can't wait to see more from this series.

  • @tylerholbrook8634
    @tylerholbrook8634 8 років тому

    I sometimes wonder if you know how truly helpful these videos are. In fact you may single-handedly be pushing me to actually follow through with a short, simply by posting these videos. When there are unknowns beyond my counting I tend to get overwhelmed and lose motivation. In fact I could lose motivation at the drop of a hat. So when I see these, and some of those unknowns laid out in front of me, I start to feel better about the whole process. I've had an idea in my head for a long time and I think its a good place to start, so I wanted to say thank you for giving me the courage to get the ball rolling. Keep up the great work Simon. Also I eat more apples because of you.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Tyler Holbrook this is so good to hear - and if it helps, I can totally relate to the idea of losing motivation at the drop of a hat. I'm starting to think this a very normal experience for filmmakers: ua-cam.com/video/L4ENePj7Xxg/v-deo.html

    • @tylerholbrook8634
      @tylerholbrook8634 8 років тому

      I believe you are right, but for me motivation has never been there. And my work ethic is nearly non exsistent (I say nearly cause I've been practicing 😊). So when I even start thinking about the intricacies of filmaking I just sort of give up. But you make it so concise, write it all down, never letting your mind do all the work. That is a skill I want to learn, and you're helping me do it. I cant thank you enough. Oh by the way congrats on your short!

  • @KevinSnyman_film-making
    @KevinSnyman_film-making 8 років тому +1

    Wonderful snapshot of pre-production on a low budget shoot, Simon. Good on you for learning to simply trust and not give up - probably the biggest lesson of all. No film without faith. My short starts its shoot on Saturday, and while problems come up all the time, they just get sorted out, even if one has no idea how.

  • @naufaldahari9806
    @naufaldahari9806 8 років тому +1

    Thank you for the knowledge sharing. I hope you could produce more short films!

  • @Fatihkocakjoyboy
    @Fatihkocakjoyboy 8 років тому +1

    My friend and me had to face those problems too for the 99fire-films award. And and the end we also got used to it :D but the last day of shoot where finally we thought 2 things in a row go as we planned, on the way to the location I crashed into a S-Series Mercedes Benz from 2015. Our Moral went down the last hours and the movie became a big bunch of crap. But I learned so much I am excited for the next project. Glad to hear similar things from you :D

  • @victorfilm_
    @victorfilm_ 8 років тому +1

    All good advise, Simon. It's amazing all the logistics and often times all the stress that takes to produce a major film let alone a short film. You are off to a good start. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes in all your future endeavors!

  • @deadheron98
    @deadheron98 8 років тому

    Simon you are a lad of otherworldly proportions, this just got me back on the pre-production horse.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Ben Thompson cheers Ben - all the best with it

  • @CATDIGITAL
    @CATDIGITAL 8 років тому

    An ingenious person , practical and useful to the societies and organizations : a true gentleman :-)

  • @decuccia
    @decuccia 8 років тому +1

    Seriously Simon your videos are a godsend

  • @pushREC
    @pushREC 8 років тому +1

    things always go wrong thats what i learned from every shoot i`ve been on. But thats what makes a good director/dop/filmmaker imo.. being able to solve those problems without becoming stressed out and harming the production that way :)

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому +1

      +RobTazor exactly :)

  • @narutomessi
    @narutomessi 8 років тому +3

    How could this only person dislike this ? how could be there any haters for this great guy...?

  • @PresentingReality
    @PresentingReality 8 років тому +1

    Awesome stuff. Who would've thought getting to film in a takeaway would be such hard work. Glad that you found one. Thanks for this in-depth video.

  • @StretchReality
    @StretchReality 8 років тому +1

    90% of filmmaking is problem solving after all haha. Great video man! Very insightful and helpful!

  • @nateadlervlogs4182
    @nateadlervlogs4182 8 років тому

    I don't know what i would do without your channel

  • @jonnypanteloni
    @jonnypanteloni 8 років тому +1

    Who knew a tutorial could secretly have the 3-act story structure embedded in it.
    Nice work Simon! :)

  • @mishtaromaniello8295
    @mishtaromaniello8295 8 років тому +1

    Sweet. Definitely going to be prepared. Seeya next week, Simon.

  • @SeareanMoon
    @SeareanMoon 8 років тому +1

    I love watching your channel, helpful and real advice!

  • @jeffblimisinahurry
    @jeffblimisinahurry 4 роки тому

    “By this point, we were used to things going wrong. So there was no point worrying about it. We had solved them before, so the question was, what are we going to do to solve this next problem?” I love that, I really relate.

  • @rajkumarisavi
    @rajkumarisavi 5 років тому

    Thank you. I feel less anxious about pursuing filmmaking. This is the kind of mentoring I was looking for.

  • @TrimiteProductions
    @TrimiteProductions 8 років тому +1

    Dang. This is exactly what I needed! Thanks for posting this!

  • @CHATHK
    @CHATHK 7 років тому

    Simon you're a legend! i leaned a tons of stuff by watching your 5-10 minute videos !!

  • @busybrain-productions
    @busybrain-productions 7 років тому

    I'm learning so much from your guides. Thank you for doing this, thank you so much.

  • @Richie7788
    @Richie7788 8 років тому +2

    Thank you for the great work and inspirational you gave me to keep moving forward with my goals in life!

  • @enricoluzi
    @enricoluzi 7 років тому

    UA-cam keeps recommending me your vids, and it seems that in all of them you've got such a deep relation with what you're saying that is just so cool to see :D keep it up !

  • @pjsnow4107
    @pjsnow4107 8 років тому +1

    Great video as always! It's always good to hear about handling logistics and problem solving :) Looking forward to next Tuesday!

  • @KieranJB
    @KieranJB 8 років тому +1

    Such a great video, half the time it really does feel like filmmaking is 90% problem solving and events management! xD

  • @findingvictoria
    @findingvictoria 8 років тому

    I love this series! It's so interesting to hear, I've been looking forward for this episode all week! Can't wait for the next one :)

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +findingvictoria glad you like it! next week is the tricky topic of budgeting... :)

  • @EvanKakouris
    @EvanKakouris 8 років тому +1

    Loved the episode. All these will be really useful for my next short film :)

  • @benrogersfilm
    @benrogersfilm 8 років тому +1

    your videos have helped me lots on my college course ... thankyou bro love your channel

  • @GAURAVDUDEUD
    @GAURAVDUDEUD 8 років тому

    one of the best videos i have seen on youtube, your videos are really good .! so many things to learn..

  • @predspete2625
    @predspete2625 8 років тому +1

    Such a great video! I appreciate all of your hard work

  • @nilsg2965
    @nilsg2965 8 років тому +1

    Sam and niko shirt! Two of my favorite youtubers united!

  • @alrevon
    @alrevon 8 років тому +1

    this is so educational. I've been looking for something like this for a while. and this is just perfect. :) thanks for sharing.

  • @sickphil71
    @sickphil71 8 років тому +1

    Wow, this was so interesting. Yeah, a production could die from a thousand little cuts. Glad to see you kept soldiering on.

  • @BildfabrikTV
    @BildfabrikTV 8 років тому +1

    I know exactly what you went through but it's really interesting to hear your fears and feelings before shooting a movie. Maybe next time i will feel a bit more relaxed thinking about all the other people out there who had gone through "the hell of making a movie". Good luck with all your further projects - i really like your channel.

  • @cozyking5089
    @cozyking5089 7 років тому

    man, I can't wait to make my first short film, this channel helps me with ideas and everything. I'm only 14 years old, I'm an amiture film maker, and my dream is to become a professional film maker, and you are helping me even though you are in the U.K. and I'm in USA, THANK YOU SO MUCH SIMON, I'M OFF TO PERSUE MY DREAM

  • @IridisMedia
    @IridisMedia 8 років тому +1

    Excellent advices! =) Thank you so much and waiting for a next episode!

  • @TonyBabarino
    @TonyBabarino 8 років тому +1

    Ha! I see we got the "1st take" apple (no other bites in it before the bite we see). Keep the video coming Simon! :)

  • @DRGamerPRO
    @DRGamerPRO 8 років тому +1

    Great video Simon. I must say your videos really help me.

  • @rustyviking2026
    @rustyviking2026 8 років тому +1

    You really do put the confidence in people :)

  • @BeaGonzalez13
    @BeaGonzalez13 8 років тому +1

    Thank you Simon this was so helpful and interesting to watch! There were a few things I would have never thought about taking care of, hopefully I´ll get to experience it for myself soon :) thanks again it was great

  • @theadventurebiker
    @theadventurebiker 8 років тому +1

    wow man!!! Thats a lot of logistics and various challenges to overcome! Can't wait to see the finished product!

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +The Adventure Biker you can watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/d56WjqYnCc4/v-deo.html

    • @theadventurebiker
      @theadventurebiker 8 років тому

      DSLRguide Thanks! I'll definitely check it out!!! Love all your videos by the way! Keep up the great work.

  • @OneSideMediavideo
    @OneSideMediavideo 8 років тому +9

    Your short is not perfect, but it`s very cool that you working with that like a real pro. And I`m sure that your future works will be better and better. Keep it up!)

    • @DulinaChandrasiri
      @DulinaChandrasiri 8 років тому

      +OneSideMedia it's his first serious short duude
      it was pretty good
      can't wait for more :D

    • @kalebalessandro2978
      @kalebalessandro2978 2 роки тому

      Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a way to log back into an Instagram account?
      I somehow lost my account password. I love any tips you can offer me!

  • @MittonProductions
    @MittonProductions 8 років тому +1

    I would say the hard work paid off mate! Loved the short, hope to see more from you.

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому +1

      +Dan Mitton cheers Dan :)

  • @720FPS
    @720FPS 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for sharing your experience! It's really useful

  • @sinisasvetec2621
    @sinisasvetec2621 8 років тому +1

    nice work, glad to see that life is doing good for you

  • @shmmaxoxo
    @shmmaxoxo 7 років тому

    This is so helpful and simply presented. Looking for more thank you

  • @jinhuang4915
    @jinhuang4915 8 років тому

    Thank you soo much Simon for your teaching and inspiring!!!

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому +1

      +Jin Huang you're welcome Jin!

  • @illusiveaxeman9164
    @illusiveaxeman9164 7 років тому

    Your videos are really helpful for me. Thank you for making them.

  • @chaplinesque111
    @chaplinesque111 8 років тому +1

    Fantastic! Learned a lot from your experience. Thanks for such a great vid!

  • @Joaopinetree
    @Joaopinetree 8 років тому +1

    Awesome work you are doing here!

  • @respawn3370
    @respawn3370 7 років тому +1

    cool, dude. this vid was so helpful in knowing about the preparations of my first short film. thnx dude. appreciate it

  • @alvinburrell
    @alvinburrell 8 років тому +1

    Apart from the apple at the end, a really interesting video. Well done for actually going out and doing it - sounds like you learned so much from completing the project.

    • @oldfilmnology8259
      @oldfilmnology8259 8 років тому

      but...the apple is his trademark feature 😨😱

  • @heyitsnil5001
    @heyitsnil5001 8 років тому +2

    I love this channel

  • @matthewcswhite
    @matthewcswhite 8 років тому +3

    1:40 Simon, you basically just described the apparel of a chav aha.

  • @Ultrarc
    @Ultrarc 8 років тому +1

    great work, I don't think I could handle all that stress

  • @sreemanthreddy6952
    @sreemanthreddy6952 8 років тому +1

    YOU ARE THE BEST!!

  • @fikrifahmie
    @fikrifahmie 7 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge, experiences and techniques! I've really enjoyed your vids, they're very enlightening. Keep it up! :)

  • @kaziwaleed
    @kaziwaleed 8 років тому +1

    You are a blessing.

  • @msujonbd
    @msujonbd 8 років тому

    Very interesting. Glad you were able to overcome obstacles and pursue your interests. Can't wait to see the completed film!

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому +1

      +Mohammed S thanks Mohammed! you can watch the completed film here: ua-cam.com/video/d56WjqYnCc4/v-deo.html

  • @TravelNomad
    @TravelNomad 8 років тому +1

    Looks like a lot of work :) This + school + YT + blog? You have my respect...

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Travel Nomad it is indeed a lot of work haha I really need to sort out my work life balance

  • @Yvaia
    @Yvaia 8 років тому

    Extremely interesting and helpful, since I'm in a pre-production stage right now. Please do continue with these, it highlights problems I never would have throught of!

    • @DSLRguide
      @DSLRguide  8 років тому

      +Yvaia I'm so glad to hear this :)

  • @AustinKayDirector
    @AustinKayDirector 8 років тому +1

    Inspiring man! Love the Sam and Niko shirt! :D

  • @dakoduh
    @dakoduh 8 років тому +1

    i do that so often when reading

  • @mychalsimonz
    @mychalsimonz 8 років тому

    Love this video segment too. So candid and honest. I'm in the process now of trying to find people in my area who I can connect with and exchange services when budget is an issue.

  • @scottpatonlevin2686
    @scottpatonlevin2686 8 років тому +1

    Carl seems like a bloody amazing producer.

    • @CineBitesLtd
      @CineBitesLtd 8 років тому +1

      +Scott Paton- Levin Why thank you Scott

  • @khwalotechtv6403
    @khwalotechtv6403 7 років тому

    I'm learning a lot from you buddy. Thanks a lot man.

  • @SvenskFrukostPoesi
    @SvenskFrukostPoesi 8 років тому +1

    Yaay a new video!

  • @jacopogabrielli7069
    @jacopogabrielli7069 8 років тому +1

    This is so much usefull thanks Simon