Every actor should be demanding this guy is on the job before they sign any contracts. Who needs directors when a simple clap can make all the difference.
all through watching this im saying to myself "is this guy joking?", and then with the last few bits about the tippy toe and what have you, I realized that "yes, yes is he joking."
Derian Hartmann When things are moving too quickly to get a slate at the top, the camera will continue to roll at the end of a shot for a tail slate. The editor will then sync that shot from the end.
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this should be played at film schools around the world as a special course
I never new the job was so complex. I understand so much more now.
Haha, genius. You have to enjoy what you do by making it fun.
I'll remember all these for future use if I actually manage to get a job, thank you.
ha ha reveal slate! nice work cam & johnno
Every actor should be demanding this guy is on the job before they sign any contracts. Who needs directors when a simple clap can make all the difference.
Simply inspirational!
love the ninja slate
classic!!
all through watching this im saying to myself "is this guy joking?", and then with the last few bits about the tippy toe and what have you, I realized that "yes, yes is he joking."
Hilarious. Cam, you're a genius.
NINJA!
How can I get a hold of this man for my future projects?
The Ninja Slate had been done to me once.
NIce.:):):)
Lol Ninja slate, thats motion blurr hell
Nice :)
haha classic!
Does he need an assistant? nudge nudge...
so funny!
lol this is good-as
Pretty slick slating skills Cam ... think we need to see a clap-off with the Captain ...
( /watch?v=WVVjXXh1IpY )
hilarious
making a statement XD
why are you flipping the slate up side down?
Derian Hartmann that's called a tail slate. That's when you slate at the end of a scene.
+Ryan Hartley when is it used?
Derian Hartmann When things are moving too quickly to get a slate at the top, the camera will continue to roll at the end of a shot for a tail slate. The editor will then sync that shot from the end.