“Youtubers” Aren't Filmmakers?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- 🤠 No Good Legend Playlist: Shot on Arri Alexa & LUMIX GH7
=============================
• No Good Legend
=============================
🎵 Music & SFX:
=============================
Our go to for music + SFX: audiio.com/camm... get 70% (yes, 70%) off your first year of unlimited music + sound effects with our code CAM70
Craterr Crew:
=============================
@MondoBytes: • We Filmed a MOVIE with...
@CamMackey: • “RUclipsrs” Aren't Fil...
@imKofiYeboah: • My First Film On the A...
@BradyBessette: • What Does A Cinematogr...
@BrittneyJanae: • 6 Tips Every Aspiring ...
@ConnorMcCaskill: • Is the LUMIX GH7 Ready...
@ChrisBrockhurst: • Without this camera ge...
@LeeZavitz: • Behind The Scenes On A...
@TerryWarfield • This was TOUGH.. I tri...
Brand Highlight Videos:
=============================
Hollyland: • BTS | No Good Legend ×...
Gear used in Production:
=============================
1. LUMIX GH7: hbhpho.to/462X1xh
2. Arri Alexa Mini: bokehrentals.c...
3. Hollyland Pyro S - bhpho.to/45ZODi5
4. Nanlite 720B - bhpho.to/3WgtfC5
5. Kondor Blue Base Rig MK II for Lumix GH7: bhpho.to/4cQFmeo
6. Kondor Blue Pro Battery Plate: bhpho.to/3LjACCr
=============================
Sponsors:
=============================
store.hollylan...
kondorblue.com/
nanliteus.com/
shop.panasonic...
blackstone-fil...
bokehrentals.com/
audiio.com/INS...
--------------------------------------------------
SOCIALS
Creators:
@connor_mccaskill
@terry_warfield
@leezavitz
@chrisbrockhurst
@bradybessette
@imkofiyeboah
@cammacky
@mondobytes
@brittneyjanae
Actors
Deputy - @highdesertshredder
Sheriff - @TERRY_warfield
Bronson - @byrdsview
Chelsea - @blueroseequestrian
Leader of Bandits - @Kevin.bohleber
Make up artist - @cynthiaangelinamua
Stylist - @Hold.my.scissors
Gabe (gets shot) - @gartar_creative
Brands
Craterr - @craterrcrew
Hollyland - @hollylandtech
KondorBlue - @kondorblue
Nanlite - @nanlite_global
Panasonic - @lumixusa
Audiio - @helloaudiio
Blackstone Entertainment - @blackstone.enterntainment
Atlas Lenses - @atlaslensco
Bokeh Rentals - @bokeh.rentals
B&H Photo: @bhphoto
Alright so when I’m not making dumb RUclips videos or taking photos, I work on a film set as a grip, or sometimes in the construction department as a carpenter… First things first, Obviously the title of this video is meant to raise a question, but I think people are answering before considering the question deeply enough. The future of Filmmaking is EXTREMELY precarious right now… shows are going down or being hugely scaled back because of AI, contract disputes, poor funding, and a whole host of other reasons. We saw three shows fold because they could produce it more cheaply with AI & VR… with Script writing becoming easier with AI too, we just don’t know what the future of filmmaking is on a commercial & feature level.
It’s similar to when Netflix started producing content and people were like… is Netflix going to be the next big movie studio? A lot of people laughed at it, said no, and watched them snag every award they could. So, all the people cutting their teeth on a free platform like RUclips, getting better and better every year and taking those skills AND connections to brands, I think it’s pretty obvious that the future of filmmaking is, at least in part, in the hands of solo creators, most of which are on RUclips. This is just the new independent film movement, and people don’t want to take it seriously because when you get to see how the sausage is made, it throws you off. Seeing brand integration or sponsored videos makes it feel like it’s not real art, but it is precisely the same thing as brand deals for movies, press junkets, or any other form of sponsorship or press… Long live the RUclips Creator. Great video, Cam.
BINGO. Now obviously I made this video to generate conversations around what’s going on underground rn. You hit the nail on the head, I feel RUclips is going to become a sector in independent filmmaking. As Hollywood possibly destroys itself for cutting story for profit.. people will starts craving more independent films. The numbers already show RUclips is dominating in total viewership.. like do people really think that filmmakers aren’t going to utilize this the same way the great filmmakers form the past utilize whatever sources were available for them back in the day..
Wow this is so spot on! 🔥
This is a phenomenal outlook! I also think as creators YT doesn't protect nor care about it's creators enough. They will ban or shut down your page for any random reason that you have no clue about. Then getting it back is insanely difficult. If there was a platform by creators, specifically for creators within the space would be phenomenal.
RUclips has completely changed my career as a DP. Seeing it grow even in the past 5 years when it comes to filmmaking is extremely inspiring and I’m curious how it’ll continue to evolve
I've been following you for awhile now from Cam's channel. Love your vibe and energy. Thanks for the inspiration
and it's been great to see you grow, dude. You're development has skyrocketed.
My wife and I started our channel 2 years ago and it caught the attention of a production company that got us a deal with our own show on one of the biggest networks in the world, which we are now actively filming. RUclips made that happen.
Man that’s freakin amazing to hear!!! Send me details!!
All this b/s on who is a filmmaker and who isn’t contains a lot of unnecessary negative energy. IT DOESN’T MATTER. Filmmaking isn’t rocket science anymore, with all this awesome modern tech in our hands. So no need to be proud of some kind of title. We all love to create stuff with cameras. Doesn’t matter if you’re a one man band with your iPhone or a director with a whole crew at your disposal, shooting 35mm motion picture film. As long as your bringing your creative vision to the screen and having fun, that’s all that matters.
A G R E E D. I think tech has consumed this community and the artist gets the bashing now. I will always stand for art over anything else.
Thank you for letting me be a part of this bigger discussion!! This was a great video!
You. Are. A. Real. One. I appreciate all you do with your platform!
It's amazing to see your growth with each video. You ARE part of the bigger discussion!. Keep it up.
I’ll play devil’s advocate and say no, they’re not the future of filmmaking. While RUclips has been acquiring a growing share of the content we all consume, it has earned that share by being an alternative to traditional content. What we like about RUclipsrs is different than what we like about film and television.
That doesn’t mean that a RUclipsr can’t cross over and become a filmmaker, but I don’t see that as an integral mechanic to the future of mainstream narrative content. I think the future is bright for RUclipsrs, but not necessarily as providers of premium quality narrative films.
From an outsider who has friends in the industry, YT is the dominant distributor. If creators go the route of filmmaking they will have the biggest advantage once the industry as a whole shifts. Camera technology advancements, sound advancements, and editing advancements had lessened the barrier to entry. I think there is a stigma still towards sophistication, but if the industry were to throw just 1/10th of the marking dollars towards a release on YT they'll do dramatically more numbers than in theaters viewer wise. You have creators with millions of views on single videos, long form film content marketed properly would do insane. The freedom of the creator also is expanded. Just my perspective.
Pinned this. I dont think people get it. Obviously we have everything from jaded filmmakers, people who watch yet hate, and people who speak without any personal actions.. but everyone putting in work, actively creating and producing, being apart of the growing industry.. all see whats happening. I think everyone has mixed feelings on it. But this has happened multiple times in history. Theater to Radio. Radio to Theaters. Theaters to TV. TV to Streaming. Streaming to.. take a wild guess.
This is a good point! I don't know if they're the dominant distributor. Just because of the cost to film wouldn't suffice what you'd make on YT. I think it's great to look at other distribution methods outside of the studios for independent production.
@@picxlmedia7856 I do think it would be cost prohibitive for a large release until a major player comes in and releases on the platform and they create a different CPM/RPM category that is higher for Film. I do however believe there are other strategic options to employ like in scene sponsors that contribute to effectively finance the film on the front end. If YT created a standardization of bit rate/quality like Netflix does along with additional monetization requirements and minimums I think they could establish a whole new creator level that could be tapped into.
@@cammackey it’s inevitable. This downturn will force the industry like every downturn does to an industry to find adaptive ways to be financially viable where the barrier to the consumer is lowered. YT is that in my opinion.
@@cammackey I think what's killing the streaming services (and movie theaters, even) is not the number of views. It isn't necessarily the quality of the production; although the story quality of many major releases makes you wonder about the sanity of the production teams. No, what's killing them is the shaky economic/financial basis of the business model. I've said for ten years that streaming services HAVE TO find a way to make their services profitable. When you hear of business that has at its heart a "growth business model," you can read into that: HIGH capital inputs, LOW returns, but HIGH interest and investments. If you business model requires the growth of new paying subscribers to keep your business afloat, you know that unless you figure something out the business will eventually crash. Netflix can have millions of views for a particular show, but if it doesn't draw in new subscribers, they're still fucked. You cannot grow new paying subscribers indefinitely. To this point, NONE of the streaming services have been profitable. It's all been a negative capital outflow, losing money hand over fist. But up until recently before the economic downturn, the expansion in new subscribers had offset their losses.
... and now the streamers have reached the end of the road with their growth business model. And this brings us to RUclips.
Will studios and streamers start investing producing RUclips stories? Tough to say. They're already competing with hundreds of thousands of quality channels and getting eyes on new products is harder than it seems. Also, what's the business model? I can see how a RUclipsr or a group of RUclipsrs can collectively pool their resources to create a short film, as you've done, but does that work for a studio/production company? In other words, if they spend a million dollars to produce an hour-and-a-half film and release it on RUclips, will the revenue generated by RUclips exceed the production cost? And if so, by how much? What is the rate of return that will make the capital investment worthwhile to begin with?
It is one thing to have ONE person, a RUclipsr, generating revenue for himself on RUclips that will justify his investment in time and money. It is another thing to have a studio, with all their employees and interests and bureaucracies, releasing a film on RUclips. Will the revenue generated by the studio release of a film on RUclips cover the cost for all the people involved in that production? It's tall order, I'd say. If studios participate on RUclips, their productions have to be slashed to the bone to satisfy that investment/return ratio, to make it work at all for them. Otherwise, it'll be just another failing business model, like the current streamers.
More than anyone else right now you’ve raised the bar for visuals Cam. Way to keep pushing 🙏🏼. Such gorgeous ratio goodness, colours and texture. Inspiring work. Bravo!
For someone who didn't go to film school, without RUclipsrs, I wouldn't be able to learn many aspects of filmmaking. Big respect to you guys for sharing your knowledge here. 👌
Love this, keep going !
Looked like a super fun shoot! So excited to see where this whole RUclips thing goes in the next 5-10 years, it's already changed soooo much in the past 5. And I love that more chill stuff is making a resurgence right now.
RUclips is one space that is grooming the new wave of filmmakers
As a cinemaphotographer or dp, there has never been a better time. Everything is so accessible and affordable. From low, medium, to high budget projects, the looks are incredible, the details, the richness of the images, all are top notch.
But that’s not where the problem lies. It’s with stories. People have forgotten how to tell good stories, and no matter how brilliant the technical expertise, if the story is horrible, the film will be horrible. Period.
Agreed
Agreed. I think we're a loooooong way off before a RUclips channel makes the next Michael Clayton or Sicario. If screenwriters make the jump to RUclips with budget, support and are held to the same standard their fellow writers ( which is much higher than studios) then RUclips can certainly challenge the studio system. Until then, RUclips is mostly really nice videos of people talking about themselves - a far cry from cinema as we know it.
@@vandorefilms a lot of people are confusing this video tho. I asked are YouTubERS are the future. Not RUclips itself.
The person I'm mentoring asked me why I don't try to be RUclipsr and I couldn't come up with better answer other then, "I just don't want to" so I personally have no interest in being a influencer or YT Filmmaker BUT I love seeing youtubers put out great work! I love seeing in depth break downs that are educational. I also totally agree with a lot of the points you made in this video.... I'm not sure if being a youtuber helps that much with someone's individual cinematography career but I'm for sure excited to see you guys get more organized and create content around larger budget projects. Great Video!! Thank You!
I like to see people doing their thing without Hollywood. For certain in these comments, there will be someone hating the creators who are in fact being filmmakers. Why? Because they leveraged RUclips to fund a movie while others sit around and wish. Applause’s to you guys!
Yeah I think it's just revealing the talkers from the walkers. They'll choke on dust as they dig their own holes haha
MAN. Such good video Cam! It's been so cool seeing how impactful RUclips really is for the Filmmaking world. Can't wait to see what else you have in store!
I agree RUclips has giving a lot of opportunity to many. It is how you handle the journey. Not painting a picture that is an easy process because if it was like that more people will be come creators.
Yup. I saw this coming years ago. We pump out more content per year than most studios…and we already have audiences built in.
When doing financing rounds for an indie film today, one of the first questions you get as a producer is if the actors and key creatives have a strong social media presence. RUclips
YUP. I know people hate that.. buts it's the same thing as producers hunting the most popular actors to get on their films.. it's no different. Except the trend is going to become smaller and smaller.
@@cammackey With the big film/tv industry contraction, the traditional production models are being questioned and alternatives are needed. Hardworking filmmakers on RUclips, like you, are more adapted to the new landscape than anyone else.
It always good to see talented passionate people coming together, I have been pioneering. on my own mission and I like the vibe and its resonating with alot of other creatives around the world. Love the inspiration we all must share it.
That’s a Hard NO. If you say cinematic because of the equipment instead of lighting.
@@jackofblades6736 lighting is equipment bro
@@Eyeofkamau he's referring to cameras.
Love the video, love the message because the new opportunities are coming, and what you guys missed (not by your own fault of course) is that is happening in different languages, for example, I'm trying to expand that same message in Spanish! This would be unthinkable years ago.
Incredible, as some one who currently runs a video production company. Super inspirational, need to pick up the controller and play the RUclips game!
Cam, thanks Brother!
Definitely will be an avenue that will definitely develop into its own thing. Opportunities etc. with funding and exposure. I am on quite a few very large productions from Netflix/Amazon/Appletv for features and other features that are outside of that space then at times TVC and music videos and can say it is definitely a conversation piece that pops up but is another chicken and the egg issue of people getting the right kind of experience to raise their game enough to work on bigger things vs making up the process as they go along as "content creators" based on what they see on youtube being a self sustaining circle of creative procrastination. If people actually put what they learn into practice vs just talk or blogging about the idea of making films then this is definitely something that will in my own opinion build a niche of films created by content creators. I know that youtubing is a massive job in itself so the irony is that I see RUclipsrs as unchecked teachers. When would they find time to create anything beyond short form content? I look forward to all of it because the consumer wins with more creations hitting the screens either way. :)
This was so good and truly inspirational. As a person learning the craft, this was great to not only see but it was great to hear multiple people's opinions as well.
I love this . I’m so glad you guys got together and show us a real behind the scenes. Keep up the good work
The production of this video was amazing! The editing was so good Cam!
That was the homie @jericho who put most of this edit together!
I totally agree, people, especially the older dogs in the filmmaking industry think that RUclipsr’s are inexperienced TikTokers. Not all, but a good majority of them. and we’re here to change that. Great video.
I think people dont realize that some of the top top filmmakers are insanely supportive because THEY WERE ONCE US. Granted in a different era. They did the same thing with the resources they had. I do think it's fair to say though that STORY was their main driving point. Sadly in this day and age, being able to tell a story is difficult when competing against algorithms that train us to move on in 5 seconds. BUT thats the same thing that happened when the TV killed the radio and streaming killed the TV.
Now I want full-on Cam WhisperMode as an option on all videos going forward
🔥😂😂🔥🔥
Thanks for posing the question. It’s good to see some serious filmmakers adopting this platform and adding real film content here. It’s inspirational and it’s way more interesting than the usual gear reviews. Now get out there and tell more stories!
In my house, Cam Mackey is a televised event. Gotta get off my phone and immerse myself. Thanks for all that u inspire.
Damn I love hearing that!!!!!
If RUclipsrs are funding film productions and shooting with ARRIs and anamorphic lenses you haven’t shifted anything to a new future etc. you’ve just become an independent filmmaker.
I make my own money outside of film (you with RUclips), I purchased an ARRI Alexa Mini LF, I fund my own films, I sell them at the American Film Market, I also won a Walmart sponsored category at the American Black Film Festival last month and guess what, Walmart has my film on their RUclips channel. What’s the difference in that and what you’re describing here? I didn’t fund my films with a RUclips channel but seriously what’s the difference.
Welcome to “independent filmmaking.” If RUclips starts dropping money into RUclips original films, again, a new future hasn’t been created, RUclips would just be joining an already existing but rapidly evolving film industry.
I think you misunderstood what this video was about brother haha. I’m not saying RUclipsrs are reinventing the wheel. I’m saying RUclips is becoming a new source for filmmaking opportunities. Just as you said.
@@cammackeyI get what you mean now. That’s awesome. The more people who find ways to create films outside of Hollywood or the mainstream the better it is for all of us. In any case, I love your work and am learning from your experiences. Keep it up 🤙🏾
@@Blaqbird_ haha that’s when I was reading your first comment i was like.. yes yes yes but.. haha
RUclips is crazy and I love it
You’re gonna be a top dawg brother
Dope video AS ALWAYS bro! S/O my guy Kofi and everyone involved. Fantastic job yall!
I always love it when people on RUclips go that extra step to give their content an entertaining twist. I‘m really bored of those plain gear review videos. And I think companies more and more recognize that’s the best way to market their products.
This was a really nice and refreshing discussion
RUclips itself is a great platform for current and future filmmakers. I watch RUclips videos more than any other service. It's great as a resource for inspiration and information. The cammackey channel is an inspirational channel itself.
By the way, what camera monitor were you talking about in the video? I didn't catch the name.
RUclips is birthing BIG names as we speak 🔥🔥 movie credits will be littered with talent across the board all because of their degree from RUclips University
I think it’s an expansion ! There’s multiple countries that have the same sport, the rules might be different, but at the end of the day, we’re all ‘athletes’ it’s just our output might be somewhere else
I agree! This space is just opening up to more and more creative people
I think definitions are in order. First, define "RUclipsr" -- that can be a broad term, inclusive of anyone from the budding DP to the Pro with the means to upload, or, it can mean a seasoned production house that uploads to RUclips as a primary means of distribution.
Exactly. Its a broad spectrum of talent and backgrounds
Inspired. Thank you. Appreciate anything you do, and yes, love this shit too.
Great Video as always!!!
Full control of our own narrative and freedom. I get it. But as a viewer, I see so so many creators making ‘algorithm’ content.
Well the cool thing is, you don’t have to watch it. The other cool thing is.. there’s countless of other creators out there that you can find who aren’t just making “algorithm content”. So much so, it’s almost unnecessary for you to even care or waste time thinking such a thing.
Awesome video !
I'm genuinely wondering why you would shoot RAW ? I work in editing and color grading on feature films in France and the only movie that I worked on that shot RAW was a way of compensating for the DOP's mistakes. I got the opportunity to work on some Cannes movies and none were in RAW. So I don't really get the need for overhyping "RAW" when you have a great camera and great DOP... (And btw this is a genuine question, because it seems to be a very important feature for everyone on youtube and I don't know why)
I think it’s a mix answer. Some cameras do give you better quality on raw. Some don’t. For run n gun filmmaking, raw can really save you. On a feature, you probably don’t need it as much depending on your camera. A lot of the more affordable cameras don’t shoot 4:4:4 or even standard Pro Res.. but will give you raw options. So would you rather shoot in h265 or raw.. specially if there’s more data on that raw for larger screens. If you’re only working on feature projects with proper cinema cameras, then yeah, raw isn’t always needed.
Reminds me a bit of early Netflix, that was why many went to make film over there, there is the freedom and funding, and slowly that's merged back into mainstream hollywood / become it's own hollywood mess 🙃
in a few years itll be interesting to see if this is still applicable or has changed
As always bro, super talented my dude, glad to have you on the team.
Great video as always. Minute 8 speaking facts!
When I saw the dynamite I had fears of Cam being in a courtroom explaining The Great RUclips Tragedy of 2024.
Not yet lol
The key is getting financing to get equipment and to gear up. Congratulations to @cammackey and the other RUclipsrs for getting the sponsorship to make this production.
Right on man, keep plugging away and history will speak for itself! This is invigorating.
Om namaste.
Very soon a new strong player will enter the video hosting market and will significantly move RUclips into second place.
The new player has extensive experience in film production.
The new video hosting will adhere to high standards of content quality.
this will happen very soon. And also soon the entire film industry will change forever. Every person who has the creative desire to make a MOVIE will be able to reach the viewer.
Netflix will very soon enter the video hosting market and RUclips will not be able to compete with Netflix in terms of the quality of creative real cinema.
THANK YOU
I know of that, but I disagree. You’re saying the same Netflix that keeps pumping out these pure garbage films.. are going to out produce the creativity of independent creators? Pass.
Netflix puts out 2-3 good films a year and the other 50 are hot trash. We all know it. They are not Spotify. It’ll take them forever to learn how to curate the thousands of pockets of niches that people can find anytime they want on RUclips. Quality control? More like financial control.
@@cammackey Посмотрим... так или иначе это должно быть интересно.
No
Why's that?
Not sure RUclipsrs are really respected outside of their own circles.
You must have a small circle if you think that lol
@@cammackey LOL
Narrative filmmaking is all about the story. If you can sustain studio quality for a feature length film with compelling writing and acting you'll have a product people will want to see and you can make money. Shooting shorts with a full crew on location is not a viable business model except for the various RUclipsrs who can add the content to their monetized channel. Everyone on that set needs to make a living wage which in SoCal means 100 grand gross per year. We've always been able to shoot high quality shorts with talented friends but it's always for fun and experience and maybe some exposure. RUclips may give you a chance to make money while being creative and having fun but I doubt the entire crew all have monetized channels. I guess my answer is no. At least until you can create enough high quality content so that everyone helping is able to eat and pay rent.
I appreciate your comment. Though the original question was are RUclipsRS, not "RUclips". But yes I agree partially. Cause if we wanna go with "compelling writing and acting" then majority of the stuff coming from hollywood rn doesnt count hahaha. I think the hardest part, even for myself, is accepting that feature length story telling could change sadly. Its like how music went from selling album to only singles.
Do you have any films you recommend from a RUclipsr turned filmmaker I can watch on any platform?
From off the top of my head.. Shazam! (The director still makes RUclips videos sometimes!), Talk to Me, Eighth Grade. I’m assuming Danny Gevirtz is next up
Films are the past, the art of long form TV series is in its golden age baby!
Killed it with this video Cam!
I hope so because no studio is ever going to give my dumb ass money.
Same lol
I don't really think so, but it is definitely a better way to get exposure and a audience rather than hustling with film festivals. But I do not believe it is necessarily the future, just like a new part of the industry as a whole.
I can agree with that!
RUclipsr is an ambiguous label.
RUclips is freeing up future film makes the way musicians were freed up to get their music out without needing to only go through established record labels. So youtubers are a significant part of the future of film making. As long as the label doesn't get equated with having a leg up on story telling quality.
So in that context of the label, yes.
In the context of all these "influencers" I coming across with their cinematic vlogs where they take 5 minutes to make a bowl of cereal, I say no.
I wonder how many of the great directors have old videos from their days of learning of them making coffee and a bowl of cereal
@@cammackey Hardly any. And if they did, I feel confident in saying that they kept it down to 3 cuts.
@@gregorylagrange and if they did. The difference is, it was a different time. A time before we could upload our process and growth. You get where I’m going..
@@cammackey My point is times were different, but the pursuit of the craft that started early then isn't any different than now versus the pursuit of popularity.
A bit too much navel gazing and bts and sponsors ... do we ever get to see the finished product? Much of it feels like fake production to show sponsors gear. Agree?
Agreed. And somehow everyone has the same BTS footage in their videos.
The real pros will create pro content. The rest will just creat amatuer work. This goes for both photo and video. Ai isn’t there for certain aspects. Good enough has become the new norm.
love to see you all coming together.
RUclips is the home of the demo reel. One out of a hundred tubers would not immediately drop it if they got a hollywood offer. Vimeo is and will be the platform that doesn't have storytelling compete with social media for views
Theres already a handful of filmmakers in hollywood who go to where they are BECAUSE of RUclips.
@cammackey absolutely true, I work in film distribution at Sony and see alot of videos get acquired from yt creators that go in the library. My avatar is me at IMAX where I got to work because of yt.
I wonder if Ridley Scott or Michael Bay thinking this🤔. Also I don't know of any actual filmmakers on RUclips personally. The word filmmaker gets thrown out a lot. I like the fact of creating your own content and controlling the narrative. But who's making actual films on RUclips that has major distribution? Not trying to take a shot. I'm seriously wondering who is.
A handful of people actually. And I believe we’re going to see even more of it moving into the future. Imagine if we had a Ridley Scott or Michael Bay being raised in this current climate…. Imagine how they would be utilizing this resource. People get so foolish thinking that “filmmakers” are above RUclips. The great utilize very resource they had available and also had to fight against the old ways of thinking while they were pushing the limits.
Inspiring as always
This is awesome stuff man! Thanks for sharing.
heya, quick question, love your videos, how does youtube fund this?
Yes
where can I see the shortfilm seem cool
Very cool
Love your shirt, where did you get it from?
I wore many shirts haha, which one??
Hell no they are not, HOWEVER i can definitely see Cammackey having a big future in filmaking.... Tarantino style
Well, I am a RUclipsr. So….
@@cammackey nah bro you're beyond that
@@Las_cacas no no, I’m telling you I’m a proud RUclipsr. This platform has been a blessing for me, as a filmmaker. It’s given me the ability to produce my visions and share them. It’s opened up ever more opportunities to enter the realm of filmmaking even beyond RUclips.. that will start on RUclips.. because of RUclips.. cause I am a RUclipsr. RUclips will be the reason I get to be a filmmaker. I am a filmmaker because of RUclips. Do you get it yet bro? RUclipsrs are the future of filmmaking, in my opinion.
@@cammackey gotcha, you're too humble to admit youre more than just some RUclipsr. 😉
🍭
Probably. Unfortunately! 😂
Lol !