Filming a Moody Mountain Bike Edit
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2020
- Gavin Mclean - / gavinmclean94
BTS filming by Stan Novotny - / stan_novotny
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This is exactly the video I have been looking for for years. I also make MTB videos but I’m off in my own little corner of the east coast where not many other people do it so I don’t have peers that I can really bounce ideas off of or learn and grow with it so this was so incredibly valuable! Thanks!
That's awesome! Glad you are finding value. Feel free to hit me up on IG.
It is thanks to those kind of bts videos that you really show what it takes to make a great sequence.
So much double / triple takes, switch gear double / triple takes again, trying creative shots, trying again..
I think it will serves a lot when you will have a client that doesn't understand the costs of doing those kind of videos.
Awesome job Scott !
Thanks so much Lucas, glad you enjoyed the vid. There is so much people don't realize goes into making a short little edit. Appreciate you watching as always :)
Really cool to join you behind the scenes, thank you so much for taking the time to share this! I definitely learned a few things!!
I'd be so nervous flying my drone in there, you did a great job of it! Love the shots you got.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it! I'm definitely on the edge of my seat when I'm flying in the woods. Been loving the cable cam for similar shots without the same risk.
Rough cut is looking good, can't wait to see more!
Thanks man! Had to do something fun with the bit of footage we got :)
Thanks again for another great video. It’s really awesome to get an insight into how you work and compose shots. I’m learning heaps.
So good to hear, thanks for watching!
Impressive work! Nice seeing you guys utilize so many creative tools.
Thanks Scott, appreciate you following along!
Impressive work as always, Scott. I really like how you break down all effort it takes to do all the nice shots with Gavin.
Thanks Camilla, so much time goes into even a short edit. I love sharing the process.
Scott Bell
Exatly. And Planning and storyboarding is so important.
Can you believe how many TB’s of ideas our brains can process 😅🧠
I love these behind the scenes videos
Cheers, thanks for watching Matt!
Dude Scott, killer Education your the man, thanks so much.
Happy to help. Thanks for watching!
This video is helping me a lot. Thanks for doing something like this.
Glad to hear it's helpful! Thank you for watching.
Good stuff man. Appreciate the vid
Thanks for watching Eric :)
Insurance is one thing, but you would benefit from some cheap plexiglass to guard your lenses. It might even get you to take more hits like that
Thanks for watching Ben. I often think....hmm a UV filter wouldn't hurt in this situation, but stacking up too many filters and you end up with vignetting at the wider angles. Plexiglass would work, but one more thing to lug around the forest haha.
Great breakdown, cheers
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Can you talk a bit about lens angle selection, and maybe post when this is released (the full edit, that is)? Also, how do you go about setting mics to capture sound that seems believable during a drone or cable shot? I've thought about running an instamic on the rider, and one static mic to fade in, make louder for a pass by, but haven't put it to practice yet.
Hey Matthew, I had written a long response and YT didn't post it for some reason. Hit me up on IG @scottbellvisuals and I'd be happy to chat about your comment.
good stuff sir.
Cheers, thank you for watching!
thanks very much.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed watching this and seeing your thought process. I am curious what your audio set up is? I see the mic on the camera but is that what you use in the final edit? It sounds really good
Thanks for watching. Yes primarily use the on camera shotgun. You can check out some of my other BTS vids for some other methods.
@@ScottBell Just watched the BTS from your RAW MTB shoot and it had exactly what I was looking for. Love your work. Thank you!
Cheers, thanks so much!
Great video, I want to try mountain bike work
Cheers, thanks for watching. Good luck!
loved this vid, just subscribed
Awesome, thanks for watching Ian!
I’m moving more into this direction for videos
Sweet! Good luck.
Nice work
Thanks Rob
Hi Scott,
Very cool to see the entire process and the amazing effort to get the cable cam rolling. I wish you guys could have captured that shot because it looked fantastic! I'm new to filmmaking and wanted to ask about one of the scenes with the speed ramp, transitioning from normal speed to slow and then back to normal. Ideally, the best would have 11:48 two shots - one in 120fps and another around 24fps. Is that correct? My question revolves around maintaining overall quality in the shoot/scene, retaining motion blur and the cinematic look of 23/24 fps, while also enjoying the smoothness of 120fps. In your experience, what do you suggest for achieving the best results in shots with varying fps?
Cheers, thanks for watching. If I want to be able to speed ramp I just shoot it in high frame rate. It doesn't keep the motion blur if you play it at full speed but there isn't really another way to do it unless you shoot two different clips. It really depends what you are going for visually what the right choice is.
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Thanks for watching Eugene!
Amazing video! Thanks for the tips. I have one question. I’m about to buy a Ronin. In with much mode you use the gimbal to have that’s awesome shots?
Thanks for watching. I general shot in the mode that allows the gimbal to pan side to side but not tilt up and down. But it all depends on the shot I'm trying to get.
cool clip 💪
Cheers, thanks for watching.
Another great one mate! I'd love to get some more specs on how you shoot, like was that 120p FHD or higher res? Also, did you put that tele lens on a speed booster or just an adapter? Is that wide lens a Tokina 11-16 f2.8 - and if so , what are your thoughts on it? Not that it matters hugely as gear is far from everything when it comes to filmmaking, I'm just super curious :) Cheers! /Fred
The 120 fps was the FHD variable framerate in the GH5, not the best quality slow mo, but the best I've got right now. The tele was on the metabones speedbooster. And yup that's the wide I use. Over all, I like it. You get a tiny bit of vignetting at its widest angle on the metabones 0.71 so you have to be careful if you are stacking filters on it. Otherwise it's pretty solid. Not nearly as sharp as the sigma 18-35 though. Hope that helps!
@@ScottBell Awesome, thanks for taking the time to reply to my questions, very much appreciated hey! The 120p FHD VFR was my guess too, but I figured maybe you could get higher res 120 with an external recorder or something. I use the same internal slomo on both my GH5 and G9 too, and it's good enough I suppose. Your shots looked better than mine though, which is what piqued my interest. Well done then! :) Cool, I also have the Sigma 18-35 on a Viltrox SB but am looking for something wider to go with it. Thinking about checking out the new version of the Tokina 11-16. Thanks for the heads up on the vignetting. Cheers mate, helps a lot!
@@fodsonmedia I went with the first version of the Tokina since it was a bit cheaper and optically pretty similar from what I researched. I'm going to try the GH5s to see how it's 120 fps compares to the GH5 when low light is an issue. Curious if you can crank the ISO a bit higher and still get good results.
Hey Scott.
How do you get a round the mountain with all your gear? I find it so hard carry all my gear and setting up gimbals and stuff of the trail.
Hey Chad, I carry everything in a Shimoda Action X70. Best camera bag I've owned. It does take some physical stamina to lug heavy gear everywhere but it beats the gym :)
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Thanks!
man so perfect, those lenses are so expensive man😵..
Cheers man, thanks for watching!
The filmer of the filmer of the biker
Super meta :)
hi what's the reference to your camera bag
I use a Shimoda Design Action x70. Best camera bag I've ever had.
How do you decide on the fps on the shots? For more wide angle shots do you use 24 and then higher on closeups that you plan to slowmo?
It depends on what I need for the edit. Anything that is played in realtime is 24 fps and then I use a combination of 60 fps and 120 fps when I want slow motion. You can definitely over do it with slow mo, so I try to save it for moments when I really want the viewer to be able to see a complex movement the rider is doing or for dramatic effect. It's important to keep the pacing of a video high so people stay engaged with it, but a pop of slow mo here and there an really help a film breath if it's a lot of fast cuts. So I wouldn't say the type of framing really dictates the fps I use, more so the type of action. Not sure if that answers your question but hopefully some helpful thoughts.
@@ScottBell super helpful. Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I really appreciate it.
@@MagneticMTB Anytime!
What back pack is he using?
It's a shimoda Acton x70
Nice after this procès you make your edits a you play with your shots rigth ?
Thanks for watching, I'm not sure what your question means though.
@@ScottBell you make your vídeo shots and after that you can cut a take parts of this video shots ? What program do you use for your edits and i dont know if you have a tutorial of your edits ?
@@asylumDAYS Yes that's correct. I use Premiere Pro. There are lots of videos on youtube on how to edit with it. Good luck!
@@ScottBell thx you
Hey, few questions, how editors manage to have great raw mtb sound and not have the drone or cable camera sound? Also, what is the price range for this kind of service?
Hey, when I do drone shots or cable camera I will mount a microphone on the bike and record a separate take of the action with audio only. Prices to produce projects like this vary widely depending on the scale and scope from $5k-150k.
@@ScottBell Hey, thanks for the answer.
I saw that while watching your videos on the film for Marine with Mark.
It's a good idea, the illusion work well.
Ok, 150k seems huge, but I guess is for filmmaking company that have big clients.
Also, how many are you paid to make a film like the Marine one? (or if you prefer: what is the average cost for a mtb rider/company to create a short mtb film?)
Thanks, your channel is very valuable, thanks for your videos!
@@Tibiscuit_OW2 The numbers I provided before are the rates I have charged for various projects.
@@ScottBell Oh okay my bad.
Then we’ll play and good work!
Indeed didn’t think the range was that wide
whats a budget camera for filming amateur edits sub 700 dollars?
There are a lot of options, but one I've hard personal experience with that would be a good starting place is the Panasonic G85. You could also try to get a used camera body and get something a little nicer. Good luck!
What is your camera?
In this video I was using a Panasonic GH5. Lately I've been working with the Canon C70. Thanks for watching.
Yo how did you do the sound design
Hey, thanks for watching. I have another video about sound design in another bike film here ruclips.net/video/dm4zNiJ_O6Y/видео.html Hope it's helpful!
Thanks bud just got my sub. Look forward to more of your videos
@@3sharpboys cheers, thanks!
Both of your names are mountain bike related brands
Haha I never noticed that :P
Cool but I’m a faster rider
ok 🙄