would like to see more of this project. a documentary format would work very well for it. please make this!
Andrew O. Posted 5 months ago
Good work
Mi C. Posted 5 months ago
even if you don't win, i look forward to this project
Tyler O. Posted 5 months ago
This seems shootable on a budget
Kaitlyn G. Posted 5 months ago
I enjoyed the picture of the filming while on a motorbike. Can you keep it steady while doing that though?
Kaitlyn G. Posted 5 months ago
I would also say....be careful while driving and filming. That makes me nervous
Gael M. Posted 5 months ago
I adore this film. Thank you for your great work
pam v. Posted 5 months ago
I really support your cause. Great video.
Wolfgang N. Posted 5 months ago
I really support this cause. Good on you guys.
Lisa B. Posted 5 months ago
Your DSLR tricks are very impressive.
Diane N. Posted 5 months ago
Your team sure deserves top marks for 'in the field' production. I like your Guerilla Style slogan.
Sandra l. Posted 5 months ago
very tricky stuff
Sherry H. Posted 6 months ago
Great ideas. I didn't know you can change a camera into a camcorder. Great energy!
Jolene K. Posted 6 months ago
INTERESTING
Christopher K. Posted 6 months ago
The hidden cameras are quite cool.
Cathy J. Posted 6 months ago
Great job, I love the filming from the back of the bike!
Joan B. Posted 6 months ago
you have some great ideas...love your energy
Maddie F. Posted 6 months ago
Awesome!
Brenda H. Posted 6 months ago
Great job! I love the filmmaking on the back of a bike!
Cathy R. Posted 6 months ago
You definitely have LIVED your cheap tricks! Great job -- GORILLA STYLE!
Glen H. Posted 6 months ago
Well done! I really like this project.
Trudy H. Posted 6 months ago
Impressive “Cheap Tricks”. Great job!
Dennis H. Posted 6 months ago
Nice ideas
Kevin C. Posted 6 months ago
This is a great doc concept. Great ideas for working on the cheap.
Mitch A. Posted 6 months ago
Great ideas.
Dawn E. Posted 6 months ago
This looks like a very good film.
Cat R. Posted 6 months ago
IMO, your project is most beneficial for mother earth of all 90+ who entered this contest. This clip shows us what it took to get these great shots and shows what you need next. Good luck to you.
Timario M. Posted 6 months ago
For shooting a trailer, this is all very good and well... But what happens when you need to go deeper and into the harder-to-get-locations? Costs rack up quickly. I just hope you're able to figure that out because this seems like a great project.
Mark B. Posted 6 months ago
Hi Timario, in our project development we've journeyed quite far into Borneo with a small camera package. A lot was learned from that experience and now we are prepared for the real deal.
jane D. Posted 6 months ago
good job
Kim T. Posted 6 months ago
I think you did a great job. Great concept.
Nate J. Posted 6 months ago
Interesting use of camera and lenses. Compact and easier to get into tight spots.
Renee D. Posted 7 months ago
Great clip and insight into film making process. I liked the humour and also the background music
Amanda R. Posted 7 months ago
I love this video! Thank you, my husband is a photographer and I never thought about using his camera to do videos... he better watch out!
Sharon R. Posted 7 months ago
Nice play on the word Guerillas guys. But fix it in post? Did you really say that? Come on!
Hugh P. Posted 7 months ago
great work, be careful
Louise M. Posted 7 months ago
Creativity + passion = great filmmaking You've got it all!
Tara Y. Posted 7 months ago
As an animal lover I appreciate your hard work.
Tammy B. Posted 7 months ago
Not loving this
Kismet T. Posted 7 months ago
Interesting information about how you use different cameras. Good Luck!
Alannah J. Posted 7 months ago
your passion is inspiring. This is a film that needs to made.
Kirsty R. Posted 7 months ago
Great camera work
Melissa W. Posted 7 months ago
Cool camera shots.
XinLi H. Posted 7 months ago
Keep up the good work with the different styles of cameras!
Jen P. Posted 7 months ago
Great use of cameras
Carly J. Posted 7 months ago
When you have such important content, it needs to be told
Jenna M. Posted 7 months ago
Interview style with quick shots provides good information to the viewer
Artjom G. Posted 7 months ago
such important work!! thanks for drawing attention towards the issue
Monique M. Posted 7 months ago
great work!
Holleay R. Posted 7 months ago
Important work. Well done.
Margaret S. Posted 7 months ago
I like the 'guerilla-style' approach. Filming this way must be challenging, and from the footage so far it's been done so well. The camera techniques and lenses are so important to something like this so that the subjects are crisp and clear. The incognito filming is also interesting and makes me feel like I am there. I hope you can pull off the bug-camera, because that would be sweet!
Bella M. Posted 7 months ago
you guys are heading in a great direction !
Branden S. Posted 7 months ago
Good video, its nice to see everyone getting as much production value as they can for the contest!!!
Kendall R. Posted 7 months ago
I was wondering how you guys get a lot of your shots. Good mission, very informative and fun.
Bobbi F. Posted 7 months ago
Loving all this behind the scenes education, this one in particular taught me a lot about the difficulty of making a documentary. Great work.
Aiden V. Posted 7 months ago
very cool
Cruella D. Posted 7 months ago
Nice work ...good luck
Ronna W. Posted 7 months ago
Interesting camera choices!
Carmela V. Posted 7 months ago
Nice work, smart ideas!
Jexx M. Posted 7 months ago
Very clever ideas for a small budget!
Rocco V. Posted 7 months ago
Drone$! $mart!
Emily R. Posted 7 months ago
wicked equipment!
Jeff M. Posted 7 months ago
sweet
Aiden C. Posted 7 months ago
love the drones
Trish H. Posted 7 months ago
Cool
James G. Posted 7 months ago
Nice plans for various shooting ideas and the drone shots are the way to go - well done
Yvonne L. Posted 7 months ago
The travel involved for a project like this is costly. You have to be creative with your cheap tricks when on a budget.
Milagro T. Posted 7 months ago
Clever! I love your project and your passion!
Doug G. Posted 7 months ago
Love the idea of using drones for cheap, flexible crane/helicopter shots.
No K. Posted 7 months ago
I like the innovative and cost effective shooting techniques. Well done guys!
Michael M. Posted 7 months ago
like the bike cam...
Crystal L. Posted 7 months ago
Nice shot on the motorbike
Loretta H. Posted 7 months ago
Amazing
David O. Posted 7 months ago
Very educational.
Louise m. Posted 7 months ago
Interesting
saara m. Posted 7 months ago
You guys are awesome! Love the helicopter!
Marty H. Posted 7 months ago
Looks cool
Michelle E. Posted 7 months ago
Smart shooting incognito with the photo camera, staying out of the way of the subject matter.
Alexander F. Posted 7 months ago
cool! great cause!
William R. Posted 7 months ago
i see what you did there...
Michael M. Posted 7 months ago
Good use of equipment
Naomi K. Posted 7 months ago
nice motorbike action!
John W. Posted 7 months ago
Like
Vanessa H. Posted 7 months ago
great job
Heather B. Posted 7 months ago
Site is hard to navigate (this one) for anyone trying to complete missions. Might be a good idea to give instructions (ie: how to ADD your doc to someone's "Favourites", etc.). Again, super job!
Heather B. Posted 7 months ago
Great info - thanks for sharing!
David A. Posted 7 months ago
You guys are ridiculously charming... Really great to see passionate people fighting for what they believe in. That little helicopter is also AWESOME!
Steve C. Posted 7 months ago
I love the cheap tricks! I was using a mini hidden camera yesterday at this notorious crime scene in Bosnia. The whole town had been ethnically cleansed and the 'new residents' i.e. the invaders, weren't too keen to have A UN vehicle driving around with a full sized camera hanging out the window. I mounted the camera on the front bumper of the truck and on the roof. It was going great unitl we came upon a funeral attended by a bunch of scary looking nationalists. That was when the camera flew off the roof to the gate of the cemetary. I had to run back and grab it. Our cover was blown. Shortly afterwards, we were followed by some truly menancing thugs to each of the sites we had to visit. So I got out the GoPro mini HD camera and videotaped the thugs, their car and license.
Guerilla style baby!
Nicole L. Posted 7 months ago
Smart.
Jay C. Posted 7 months ago
You guys are impossible not to love!
patricia s. Posted 7 months ago
nice work like it
Laurie D. Posted 7 months ago
Looking forward to seeing more guerilla style!
Joyce S. Posted 7 months ago
great use of camera technology.
Jen C. Posted 7 months ago
Well done! You guys are so hard working!!
Dianna D. Posted 7 months ago
So cool
Jason L. Posted 7 months ago
Awesome!
Melissa L. Posted 7 months ago
Nice work!!
Kathy A. Posted 7 months ago
Can't wait to see this!
Jordan D. Posted 7 months ago
Neat.
Wilma S. Posted 7 months ago
i like it
James E. Posted 7 months ago
i like you guys
Joshua B. Posted 7 months ago
I love this!! I think this movie needs to be seen to get something to happen!!! THANK YOU!
Jeremy S. Posted 7 months ago
Your team seems like a fun group of people. For the most part this mission looked very nice. The fast forward part had some weird lines on it, and the aerial shots at the end were jumpy. Otherwise great job and I love your guy's movie concept!
Mark B. Posted 7 months ago
Hi Jeremy, thanks for your feedback. Yeah, there was some weirdness happening once I exported the file out of my timeline. Unfortunately, like the Cinecoup competition it's "Guerillas Style" and we work with what we have...
Lucy C. Posted 7 months ago
Interesting to learn a bit about what it was like behind the scenes!
Tanya H. Posted 7 months ago
Good luck in the voting round!
Susan S. Posted 7 months ago
I don't like docs but I like your team.
Derek F. Posted 7 months ago
Smart. Nice work.
Colleen F. Posted 7 months ago
Cool to see behind the scenes!
Alan B. Posted 7 months ago
All of these tricks to make the trailer are amazing. The best trick is the one that helps get aerial shots look more better and safer too.
Thomas P. Posted 7 months ago
I love it!
Michael J. Posted 7 months ago
Great cameras.
Sarah P. Posted 7 months ago
Nicely done!
Tally K. Posted 7 months ago
Very nice - succinct, easy to follow, and also gave a lot of concrete ideas. Well done!
Cameron M. Posted 7 months ago
some nice primes are always good with the DSLRs in lowlight
Mark B. Posted 7 months ago
you got it! that's why I picked up a 35mm f2.0 lens strictly for interviews in the conditions you describe.
Eric R. Posted 7 months ago
Nicely Done.
Steven H. Posted 7 months ago
Amazing rigging and use of a DLSR camera. I'm a fan of skateboards for getting the panning shots.
Stuart P. Posted 7 months ago
The usage of the remote bug is a cool and cheap way to get areal shots.
Natalia N. Posted 7 months ago
great idea about using a photo camera to not draw attention and cut costs
Pawel L. Posted 7 months ago
inspiring
Eva W. Posted 7 months ago
Great message indeed!
Emily M. Posted 7 months ago
thanks for letting us in on your process!
Mohamad M. Posted 7 months ago
Very cool. Great message.
Adam K. Posted 7 months ago
Great message and hope this competition gets you a of notice.
Zoopy Z. Posted 7 months ago
Hope you succeed in getting this message out there for the Orangutang's sake! Thanks!
Sara B. Posted 7 months ago
Looking forward to seeing this doc made! Good luck from the Long Distance team :)
Jermaine L. Posted 7 months ago
Very insightful for the non filmmaker. Would have nice to know the photo camera made for better production value.
Mark B. Posted 7 months ago
Hi Jermaine, it's the Canon 5D Mark II. But other manufacturers also have great DSLR products that capture video.
Jessica M. Posted 7 months ago
Great!
Bobbi H. Posted 7 months ago
Funny and great techniques!
Sandra L. Posted 7 months ago
Thanks for all your great comments. Let's Guerillas Style the vote!!!
Gerry S. Posted 7 months ago
Need one of those bike camera mounts for my Honda.
Lisa A. Posted 7 months ago
like this.
Augustine J. Posted 7 months ago
Cool tricks and fun video!
jack k. Posted 7 months ago
nicley done
Amy Z. Posted 7 months ago
You are inspiring. Not only with how hard you work, but what you are working towards. Thank you again, so much.
Ryan D. Posted 7 months ago
Love the incorporation of guerrilla style techniques
Andrea S. Posted 7 months ago
Guerilla Style! Innovative!
Frederick D. Posted 7 months ago
Interesting documentary on a hot topic that goes under the radar!
Melissa C. Posted 7 months ago
Good job. Great explanations.
Christa R. Posted 7 months ago
well done!
Giovanna G. Posted 7 months ago
Great trick, looking forward to seeing this film!
anda r. Posted 7 months ago
Very innovative ways to film this. Nice.
Sarah B. Posted 7 months ago
Great way to be more discreet in documentary film making by using the still camera.
Carolyn v. Posted 7 months ago
Looks like a fun way to film!
marjonneke G. Posted 7 months ago
Great snapshot of what you're up to Mark! Very cool.
Scott M. Posted 7 months ago
Love the idea of using small remote-controlled avionics to get your arial shots!
Chris J. Posted 7 months ago
what an adventure that must have been
Michael L. Posted 7 months ago
What a cool opportunity to have filmed this footage.
Iwona b. Posted 7 months ago
Nice job!
Simon P. Posted 7 months ago
important message and I love docs, just not sure if it will fly in pop cinema
Del L. Posted 7 months ago
Looking forward to more.
Trevor L. Posted 7 months ago
papaya
Michael K. Posted 7 months ago
Nice to see you being resourceful instead of giving up on your nice shots!
Tamara L. Posted 7 months ago
Amazing...
Michelle G. Posted 7 months ago
interesting - a little cheezy.
Joe B. Posted 7 months ago
Sneaky is good
sonia r. Posted 7 months ago
really fun!
Kris B. Posted 7 months ago
GREAT vision
Frances L. Posted 7 months ago
I like your style! :)
Jonathan R. Posted 7 months ago
Good use of equipment
Dan S. Posted 7 months ago
Gotta love DSLR's! Also love the grocery store shots in your trailer. Cool to see how you did that - team PA
Monique L. Posted 7 months ago
Good job
Kyle M. Posted 7 months ago
Really enjoyed this
Erica O. Posted 7 months ago
That was super informative!
Christina I. Posted 7 months ago
cute!
Anne A. Posted 7 months ago
well done
Paige A. Posted 7 months ago
Well done!
Emily H. Posted 7 months ago
Hi Jason, it was from this emerging technology called Robot Dragonfly that raised over $1 million on Indiegogo.
Jason T. Posted 7 months ago
How did you get the aerial shot then? Was it from the airliner?
Katherine H. Posted 7 months ago
Nice tricks!
Rebecca G. Posted 7 months ago
Sneaky with the photo camera!
Johnny A. Posted 7 months ago
Fearless DOP.
Jane H. Posted 7 months ago
Great job being incognito... Guerilla style!
Iain L. Posted 7 months ago
Love the cameras hidden up the sleeve, like a secret derringer. Drone cameras seem cool, but I always have more respect for those in the field.
Tyler S. Posted 7 months ago
This seems like a really cheep and quick way to make a high quality production!
Ryan D. Posted 7 months ago
I watched this video guerilla style..and it was awesome
Mark B. Posted 7 months ago
It was awesome making it. thanks for the support, Ryan.
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