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I love Andor! When does Season 2 start?

@@TheFilmMultiverse It’s rumored to be coming out 2025. At the moment there’s reports Andor season 2 is currently doing reshoots reshoots.

Thank you! No secret. I'm pretty new to 16mm. I simply shot Kodak 500T on my K-3 exposing wide open. Lots of street lights helped. I then did a simple color grade in Divinci and up rez'd to 4k with Topaz Video. No FX or tricks. I was super happy with it.

Wide open... f1.9. The 500T film is amazing. I had no lights and the film did great. I pushed the grade a bit in Resolve. Thanks.

I think you'll see a huge improvement with 16mm. Give it a shot. It's awesome.

@@TheFilmMultiverse Did you do any noise reduction in post?

@@JJKoester No noise reduction or digital FX of any kind. I color graded the footage in Divinci Resolve and then used Topaz Video AI to up-rez from 2k to 4k. That's it.

Thanks!

I'm not sure. It was a 2k scan and I think I got a ProRes file on delivery.

Thanks! I've really enjoyed using the K3.

I agree! Thanks for commenting.

I didn't use any filtration on the lens or any post FX. I shot on the K-3 with the Meteor lens it came with. Maybe what you're seeing is the beauty of 16mm? Thanks for watching!

@@TheFilmMultiverse Ah ok ma badd. Just wondering where the ghosting of the lights in some of the shots is coming from, It's like a double reflection. Thanks, great video.

This is an original analog synth soundtrack my son did for the video.

@@TheFilmMultiverse ohhh. i want soundtrack like this soo much

No. We didn't push it at all. I brought it up a little in Resolve but that's it. I was very happy with how it turned out. The 500T stock is pretty amazing. I shot run and gun style with no additional light.

it seems like its too bright...

I agree, I love mechanical cameras. They are a blast to use. I used to be intimidated by shooting film but it's super fun and not as tough to pull off as I once thought. The results can be stunning.

Thanks. I was disappointed when I first saw that the footage had slipped in the camera. However, after looking at it I thought it looked pretty cool and ended up using it. A happy accident. I love 16mm film.

It was a total accident. The film wasn't registered in the sprockets properly in the camera and came loose while shooting. This was my mistake loading it. However, it created a cool effect so I used it. This is a true "in camera VFX".

@@TheFilmMultiverse dang, that's really cool. I wanted to use this effect in my current film.

Wow! Good ear. Greg synth! Thanks for watching.

Thanks!

That was an accident actually. I loaded the film incorrectly and it wasn't registered in the gate properly. I was bummed out when I saw it but decided to use it since it looked cool. Not sure I could ever replicate this the same way if I tried. It did teach me to check my film loading before shooting.

Thank you!

Thanks. I was surprised how well the K-3 handled this shoot. It turned out much better than I had hoped. I shot a bunch of film on the K-3 in Europe this summer and hope to post it soon.

@@TheFilmMultiverse I look forward to your footage! Looks like you lost a loop somewhere during the shoot. This can happen sometimes, even to the best. I recommend: if you hear anything strange when filming: stop immediately, open the camera in total darkness and try to figure out where the film is. Try to thread it again and continue shooting. Of course this needs practice. Best of luck!

@@truefilm6991 Yes, I didn't load the camera properly in hindsight. It was my first time shooting on the camera and I wasn't really sure what I was doing. I've learned a lot since then. As a side note, your video on how to load the K-3 was one of the videos I watched. Great job and thanks. I decided to incorporate the "ruined" footage into the concept of the short film. I think it's a pretty cool effect as a novelty. Thanks for your comments!

@@TheFilmMultiverse It's the perfect example of a happy accident. It looks really awesome and just plain organic. Kind of like when a guitarist plays with feedback from their amp; there's chaos going on which you can't really replicate easily digitally.

Why the close up of the cola can?

Really? It highlighted mental health issues, plus the importance of getting out one life to try & start something new. But unless you get head together first the same problems can come up again & again. So I guess that was the message they were trying to convey.