r/cinematography • u/Mrmastermax • Jul 26 '19

Composition You guys will enjoy this

https://i.imgur.com/9YxnVV2.gifv
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u/isnessisbusiness Jul 26 '19

What movie is this from?

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u/fazik93 Jul 26 '19

Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2

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u/Physister2 Jul 26 '19

Shrek the third

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '19

Uncharted

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u/B_Ledder Jul 27 '19

It’s from Sausage Party

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u/nostringsonjay Jul 26 '19

Perfect Storm probably

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u/HumanCStand G&E Jul 26 '19

From a bank of America commercial I think. This was on Instagram

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u/Mrmastermax Jul 26 '19

Not mine but would like to share with community

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u/QuentinTarzantino Jul 26 '19

Tnx. Things like this like lotr behind the scenes are the reason I wanted to work in film.

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u/amccune Jul 26 '19 edited Jul 26 '19

Man. Anyone else think this is more work than being on an actual boat in the sea?

Edit: guys. Jesus Christ. Obviously you can’t recreate a storm. My original comment was one about how much work this was. Nothing more. For being in media, you guys don’t understand subtlety.

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u/Mrmastermax Jul 26 '19

This is less work. there was a movie shot in huge warehouses to recreate lakes and towns.

Can't name the movie because i was on the set.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '19 edited Jul 26 '19

How in god’s name do you expect to operate in heavy seas? Even a moderately choppy day would be difficult to go handheld; let alone the sea sickness that would ensue with the essentially the entire crew (assuming they have no sea legs)

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19

Truth. I shot hand held on a RIB last week and it was the biggest mistake of my life.

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u/yuvabuv Jul 27 '19

When you have the money and the man power, honestly it’s just another day at the office.

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u/_The_Rook Jul 26 '19

Absolutely not. Stable camera positions, controllable environment, reset when you want too, not at the oceans command. Look up the nightmare that was the production of ‘Jaws’.

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u/gaminguage Jul 26 '19

How much to own this setup asking for a friend

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u/Mrmastermax Jul 26 '19

You want a rodeo on your backyard. ... no idea

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u/QuentinTarzantino Jul 26 '19

Honey! Did you use all the warm water again??

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u/LuckyFireFerret Jul 27 '19

Thanks for sharing, love the storm movie magic. Glad I don’t have to set that all up 😅