@@jamieolberding7731 Hi Jamie, sorry for the very delayed reply! We had an indoor shoot lasting 8 days, then an outdoor shoot lasting 5 days, then finally 1 day to shoot our water miniature. So it was 14 days shooting the miniatures in total!
@@AndrewJMuir That's alright, your apology is accepted. And also, thank you for telling me about the shooting. Will you guys one day be doing any more World War 1 or World War 2 short flims featuring more amazing Dogfights or even Tank Battles too? Just in case you didn't know, I'm actually from the United States of America.
Incredible quality, better than many high budget movies, also as a modeler congratulations for the quality of the models (painting weathering etc.) and for the choreography of the shots
I hope you get to make a follow up film to this, though you really do need to find someone who can "loan" a Spitfire or a Hurricane for a scene, a real one, THAT would be so cool
Hey guys, could you tell me how did you add the propellers? Is it a 3d model or just a video layer? I am shooting a 2ww dogfight on miniatures but still didn't figure out the best way to shoot this detail;)
Our sound designer, Jay Price, did all of the audio for the film. Unfortunately we don't have a dedicated video documenting the process, just the section shown in the Making Of documentry.
@@turningtide6578 Thanks for replying. I ended up writing you a message through your website about contacting him. You guys did an amazing job there! Loved it!
Watch Turning Tide here: ruclips.net/video/6eYOZNjUqp4/видео.html
Watch The Making Of Turning Tide here: ruclips.net/video/TlnLPMPdUk0/видео.html
Turning Tide
9.46K subscribers Great job. How many days and hours did it take you to shoot the entire Dogfight scene?
@@jamieolberding7731 Hi Jamie, sorry for the very delayed reply! We had an indoor shoot lasting 8 days, then an outdoor shoot lasting 5 days, then finally 1 day to shoot our water miniature. So it was 14 days shooting the miniatures in total!
@@AndrewJMuir That's alright, your apology is accepted. And also, thank you for telling me about the shooting. Will you guys one day be doing any more World War 1 or World War 2 short flims featuring more amazing Dogfights or even Tank Battles too? Just in case you didn't know, I'm actually from the United States of America.
Incredible quality, better than many high budget movies, also as a modeler congratulations for the quality of the models (painting weathering etc.) and for the choreography of the shots
Now we know how the original 3 Star Wars movies were made.
Goes to show how good practical FX can be even when without a $100 000 000 budget
This is so cool, young me would have been so inspired
Old you isn't?
@@briost123 well no, I'm not into making short films anymore but they are still cool. I use to spend all my spare time making them.
@@CeinX Ooh that's awesome that you did!
@@briost123 I'm actually a 23 year old American, born Catholic on my Mother's side..
I hope you get to make a follow up film to this, though you really do need to find someone who can "loan" a Spitfire or a Hurricane for a scene, a real one, THAT would be so cool
That's what's called lovingly made. Congratulations.
Freaking awesome! LOVE the practical and digital combo done right!
Very cool! I've always had a huge soft spot for Practical Effects. Great work
Love it. Great work. Look forward to checking out the full film.
Great work! Those models were gorgeous!
Awesome!!!! Fantastic work and great breakdown also!
0:28 Pearl Harbor reference
Awesome!
Vera level bro....theme and BGM wow awesome thalaiva
Wonderful!! ❤❤❤
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Bravo!!!
where do you get a rig like that for moving the plane? did you build it?
SERIOUSLY DUDEs! This is better than some of the crap Hollywood turns out!! Nice job!!
This is just insaaaaane!
Wow
❤
❤🌹
Yo that orchestra is on point! Wicked cool!
They should get you guys to do an adaptation of 'The Machine Gunners'.
Hey guys, could you tell me how did you add the propellers? Is it a 3d model or just a video layer? I am shooting a 2ww dogfight on miniatures but still didn't figure out the best way to shoot this detail;)
Why did you use red backdrops
Me too I've been on my movie for 12 years
How did you do the ww2 planes audio for the dogfight scenes? Do you have a behind the scenes video for that?
Our sound designer, Jay Price, did all of the audio for the film. Unfortunately we don't have a dedicated video documenting the process, just the section shown in the Making Of documentry.
@@turningtide6578 Thanks for replying. I ended up writing you a message through your website about contacting him. You guys did an amazing job there! Loved it!
The models look amazing, although it looks more like a WW1 air battle than a WW2 one. Those planes seem too slow and wobble around too much.
They should use remote planes
What is gonna be the title
❤
❤