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I wish you still made videos!

If you have any of the old videos please post them. I keep looking for the Mamiya c330, Kodak Retina, and Pentax 6x7 videos

Kudos to the clueless/rude (?) gal who just wandered through your video, without a care in the world lol; love your minimalistic reaction! Cool & fun video!

Praying for a comeback🙏🙏🙏

❕Express Your Art Projects Effective POWER Potentials❕ = how❔= ❕S T O R Y B O A R D S POWER IS ITS OWN CONFIDENCE ❕ But Never StoryBoarding = lack of confidence = no story boards ❔ = Sluggish boring confusion❔

Suddenly remembered your channel and all the great work here. Really miss your videos like this and "Why we have to make mistakes in photography". Hope you are doing well in life.

Hi Ian and Anna, Will you be bringing this channel back any time soon. As it been a very long time, it was and still a great channel. Happy new year all the best for 2024 Thank you

Phenomenal. Just exquisite. 🔥🎬🔥

Kurosawa and Hitchcock storyboarded so that’s good enough for me

Ian, you are an awful speaker - you have a problem with mumbling. I can hardly understand a word you are saying. Thumbs down.

Ian, you are good, but you need to e-nun-ci-ate your words more clearly.

I adore the work of Herzog although his films than documentaries which i find rather forced but i totally disagree with him regarding storyboarding. Its a must especially on a film set to not only give yourself a blueprint on how to make the film but also your cast and crew too. Now what i will add is that you should also be open to moments of inspiration of the moment to come up with a better shot or sequence.

Herzog doesn't storyboard cos he doesn't make those kinds of movies. Waititi might not do it because the marvel production train comes with visual effects artists and you can be absolutely sure they are using storyboards

That's bull you should use every tool at your disposal

Still hoping for thr day for new content

As of 2023, $700-$1200.

revisiting this after having creative burnout the last few years hits different. things truly find you when you need them most.

This didn’t age well haha. Film is dying.

I suspect the storyboard is a loose plan in Werner's head, but I think he will still have a basic structure.

Please man come back 😢

''Emotions, rather than technic''; that is the key word:)))

One of the things I love about WKW's films that take place in Hong Kong, is the way that he isolates people in a city that is crowded and noisy, colorful and constantly in motion. He slows down images a lot (probably more slow motion shots in his work than anyone else's) and lets the characters tell their stories. This is necessary in a city such as Hong Kong because if you don't zoom in, you simply see the surface of things. There a over a million people here and it is easy to see them as a mass and not as individuals. WKW penetrates through the surface of the mass, while maintaining what's essential about it (mostly its rush of images, motion and sound), as if he were plucking out from the city, a story at random, just to make his point that there are a million stories there if one were to look and listen. The City is not only the backdrop but is what unites them all as their individual experiences are filtered through this unique place. From what I've learned about WKW's films, I would credit Wing Shya as the main source of the look of the films (even more than Chris Doyle - this becomes more apparent when you see Doyle's work with other directors). Wong Kar Wai's stories are almost always about lonely people trying to connect but they don't know how to articulate their needs to others. This profound ambivalence beautifully coincides with the visual vision of Shya where images are also animate, existing in a place and time where two types of time are always present, the past and its tenacious attempt to remain relevant, and the present, as it attempts to assert itself as its challenged by the ubiquity of the past. WKW is a master of montage and, probably more than any other filmmaker working now uses the medium of film to its fullest effect. The City, always a kind of character in his films, is too much to take in in the typical experience and so we are left with impressions, not simply "photographs" that capture only a moment in time, but rather a montage of images that are full of mystery because there is more to what we see than meets the eye. The same goes with the characters. We see their faces, their clothing, hear their voices, their words, but WKW and Shya attempt to show us something of an essence beyond those limiters, symbols and signifiers. I think this is why WKW is the closest filmmaker we've had to the early pioneers, mostly of silent film where the image, not the story or the dialogue, is supreme.

I hope more videos will come

Sadly, film is doomed as new, affordable film cameras are not being made. Old cameras are wearing out and parts are increasingly unavailable or very expensive. As is said, the second you scan a film print it becomes digital, so unless you are planning to develop and print your own pics, it's not worth the bother and not really practical.

I will never visit Nagano again. 　The pro-communist chinese and liberal governor of Nagano will not attend the State Funeral of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Dude did you just got up from bed.

I hope you upload again soon, Ian!

Just stumbled upon your channel and loved this video, it’s a shame you haven’t posted much! What lens did you use for your f3?

beautifuuuuuul

Herzog has always been vehemently against storyboarding. I used to listen to his DVD commentaries and the subject would come up, where he would say storyboards were a “Hollywood disease” and a “coward’s way out” hahaha

As an animator, I'm giggling over here, because without storyboards, you have NO animation. 3D, 2D or stop motion, we'd have no idea what we were doing without the storyboards. But that's because animation is 100% planned. I totally get what they mean though, and it works amazing for them, especially in the situations they were doing it in (Werner doing a documentary and Taika working with kids) it's more useful to not be bound by storyboards. You just have to be quick on your feet and able to change and have the elbow room to do it. But me here, working to compile storyboards right now, am like, "I could never!" But I totally get what you mean, it's fascinating to see different approaches!

Loved the intro man 🤟🏽and the video is fantastic

How much I miss this videos, Ian. I hope you are doing well.

지금의 가격은 정말 미쳤다..

Come back and make videos!

Tara Likestitty has done ok so far. But I fear he will soon become another M Night Shamelongadngdong.

Unless you are doing lots of SPX. Then story boarding gives a much better understanding for the vision.

Miss your videos 🙌

Great video guys.The T2 in uk is average in between £1,500-£2,500 🤦🏻‍♂

Ian Wong are you still based in Hong Kong

Just watched Happy Together and I found this well-crafted video. Thank you for inspiring me to shoot more films and "forget" the perfection for a while, but to embrace our failure as an artist!

:)

I like the way you deconstruct McGingley's way of work, but also if the pictures are constructed that doesn't mean that the feelings or the moment is fake. As photographer I think you can repite the situations for make a representation. Art is a fiction based on the real life.

Ian I strongly recommend watching Herzog’s narrative films, especially his of the 70s they’re all essential classics of the era. More particularly his two films with Bruno S. & his two best with Kinski in my opinion is Aguirre and Woyzek.

as an ignorant for field of photography, I really wonder if Wing Shya uses analogue cameras or digitals. anyone happens to know? :)

The price of the Contax deters me, I'm considering the Yashica T4

I prefer the philosophical ones, like this. There are millions of gear videos around we don't need one more. We need inspiring ones, that make us wonder about the whys to get to where we want, food for thoughts. Thanks!

This might be the most fashionable, but the Rollei 35 is more charming. And one must know what he's doing. Different cameras, different purposes but with the same concept in common: small camera, top lens, high quality = user fun! Enjoy!

"The birds here are in misery, they do not sing, they just scream in pain" said with a completely deadpan expression.

Where have you been. You and your loved ones are well and safe