Indy Mogul Games! A 48-Hour Film, & Canon EOS-M vs. T4i : Indy News
Griffin announces the Indy Mogul Games, an Olympics-style competition for Indy Mogulers, compares Canon’s new EOS-M camera to the T4i and 60D, reports on Magic Lantern’s latest firmware (version 2.3), and behind-the-scenes videos from Rhett & Link and Erik & Justin. Griffin spends the weekend directing a 48-hour film!
VIDEO LINKS
Trailer for “The Understudy”:
Rhett & Link’s behind-the-scenes:
Erik & Justin’s behind-the-scenes:
INDY MOGUL GAMES CHALLENGE
Build a motion graphics intro for the Indy Mogul Games, by Wednesday (Aug. 1) at noon EDT (New York time). E-mail a link to a YouTube video or video file to mogulermade@gmail.com, with “Indy Mogul Games” in the subject line. The top three submissions will be showcased on the Indy Mogul channel.
If you have some motion graphics skills, I’d love to see what you can do for the Indy Mogul Games! Your challenge is to create a short video intro (3–7 seconds) for the Indy Mogul Games—something I can use at the beginning of a video or segment about the Indy Mogul Games. The Indy Mogul Games is like the Olympics for Indy Mogulers, but doesn’t yet have any graphics/logos or video content associated with it. It’s up to you to design something original and interesting, but you can’t use any trademarks (like the official Olympics logo—five colorful rings).
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In all of the episodes you became happyer more exited and stuff and now your one and all happy face
Griffin is ther someting similar for Nikon (the magic lantern)
What is that portable power unit you had there? That could be quit useful.
I think 60D is better 😀
Hooray!
No, I can add that. I'm just looking for something visually interesting.
Can the intro have a real time video in it???
Just made an intro, hope it will get picked. If anyone has feedback just let me know, always looking to improve myself.
hwy griffin…. for the motion graphics, do i need to add a score???
Magic Lantern is so amazing.
Thank you for talking about Magic Lantern!!
wonder if it'll power some low end strobes just fine, cause i hate to buy the vagabon which cost $200+
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Indy mogul helped me 2 find out watt i want to do ( in consent of) ( five buck films)
black and white film
I hate these types of comments, but I am an amateur filmmaker. I am only 15 years old, and IndyMogul has helped me realize what I want to do with my life. I can't thank you enough Indy Mogul, thank you very much!
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Goal Zero Escape 150. I haven't covered it yet, and we didn't end up using it in the shoot. I bought it recently for $80 on a deal-of-the-day site, so it usually retails for $120–160. It provides 150 watt hours when fully charged. Not nearly as much energy as a generator, so it won't power a big, energy-sucking production.
good point I really dont know im just hoping haha but I think I will get the t2i thankyou so much for all this advise It really helps alot thankyou
How do you know the mic will work with the T2i? I do like having those controls, so maybe you'll really prefer that camera.
Good luck! Hopefully you come up with a story idea quicker than we did, and have lots of time to script before shooting.
It does have a boom mic but for some reason when I plug it in it just wont pick up the microphone or it will make a weard buzzing noise. my input for the mic into the camera is a little to big so it doesnt fit correctly I think its just how the camera was made? btw do you think the t2i is a good buy since I could use my boom mic with it and it has great options such as shutter speed and iso alone? my hg10 doesnt have these features p.s. thankyou so much for getting back to me.
That's kind of what I want in this first challenge—a logo, but with movement for video.
I knew going in I'd have to make a lot of creative sacrifices, and that I probably wouldn't be in love with the final product. It's more about the challenge and the reward of surviving the experience and using what you learn in future projects.
Goal Zero Escape 150. Yeah, it looks like a canister vacuum.
Great! I will!
I think something like the Zacuto Great Camera Shootout proves that many cameras produce similar quality results. I'd bet you can still get great footage with your HG20, and wouldn't have much need for a T2i unless you need two cameras. Your shot quality may have more to do with lighting. (Why doesn't your boom mic work with the HG20? Doesn't it have a mic jack just like the T2i?)
Try to limit your shooting so you don't end up with an unmanageable amount of footage to edit, and capture a balance of interviews and b-roll. You can use the words people say as an audio track, but keep it visually interesting with cutaways from the event. Doing this also helps you feature more content from the event, without making the video super long.
It's funny—I brought 4 bottles of 5-hour energy, but never used one of them during the 48 hours. Somehow the project kept me going.
Thanks Griffin!
Yep, we mostly used my Panasonic GH2, but we also used the VG20 for a few shots. Most of its specs are very similar to the GH2, but in a different form factor.
The T4i is new enough that they haven't designed Magic Lantern firmware for it yet, but I assume they're planning to do that eventually. You should be able to manually adjust audio levels on the T4i, so yeah, you can plug in a mic, and record to the video track.
I would, but I don't have a Canon camera. Anyone have any good tutorial suggestions for isakwing?
Thanks! I'm still a little drained today.
Sure!
I bought mine from B&H. You'll find it on my gear list at griffinhammond. com/gear
Goal Zero Escape 150. I just got it—through one of those deal-of-the-day sites—for $80, but it usually retails for $120–160. It's a giant battery with an AC jack on it, and carries 150 watt hours. So I figure if I were in the woods or something, I could use it to power my DIY video light (which draws 176 watts for its 8 CFL bulbs), for about 51 minutes. Maybe 25 minutes of shooting with a two-light kit. (Probably wouldn't work well with hot, energy-draining light kits.)
I know! Usually I clean myself up before I go on-camera, but I figured it'd be fun to show that. It's also a nice comparison between a nicely lit shot (the Friday one), and the Monday one, which is only my giant Eiko SP85 bulb (no diffusion).
Griffin, you may have covered this in a prior episode, but what can you tell me about that power supply that you packed up for your shoot? More specifically, how much does it cost and where can I get one? Thanks… BTW… I love your show!
INDY MOGUL GAMES CHALLENGE: 5 minute short movie
the next challenge should be most subtle matte painting!! 😀
Beautiful film, Joe! Did you also get the mockumentary genre?
Film noir contest!!
stop frame challange,,, 30 second on a theme
what portable power unit is that????????