Here's a technical episode!!! In this video, the steadycam is built. The instructions to build it are from this great website: http://www.steadycam.org
If you want to build one yourself, please be VERY CAREFUL, look for professional assistance. I am not a professional, so I had to ask for help to my good friend Joe, who knows about this stuff.
Although the Steadycam is supposed to cost $14 dollars. In our case, it was $16.54. And that doesn't include the spray black paint, and the tennis racquet grip. Still, it's a very cheap steadycam. We already used it, and it's wonderful!!!
Next Week Episode 07: ?????
Oh my God.... I have no episode for next week!!!!!!
There are a few images of things we had to prepare (props). That might be interesting for next weeks episode.
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4 comments:
creo que la enseñanza es que uno no se puede varar !!! siempre hay formas de hacer las cosas casi que que sin costo utilizando articulos desechables , reciclabes, cosas que uno desecha pensando que no sirve para nada, las tuercas de coleccion de la caja de herramientas del papa o del vecino etc. Lo dificil es tener un buen amigo que le ayude a uno ajajaja.
That is so cool, who would've imagined it was so easy to do a steady cam.
Kafre, not only "easy", but it works REALLY GOOD! We used it a lot for the restaurant scene (the first day of shooting), and we are very hapyy with the results!
it looks really cool this steady...
i would try to do it if a i've my own "joe" but i don't have it...
nice job with this short film...
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