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Everyone has been talking about the Blomkamp's HALO film that never happened, and how this trailer shares many similarities with the Halo word. So I mashed it up with Blomkamp's 2007 HALO short film for fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPI99HcR1ug

Wow, this blew up today (80K+ views, ~500 likes) after making the rounds on the major film sites. Crazy. Thanks to all watched!

There are a couple others like that too, like the one in Much Ado About Nothing. Also the one from The Mighty Quinn has the steadicam op on a zip line! Wish I could've found a better source for that one.

About a month ago, while browsing clips over at steadishots.org, I became inspired to make a video paying tribute to some of the "best" ones and to the art of steadicam cinematography in general. For more info and a list of clips in order of appearance you can see my blog post here. I hope you...

Agreed, they are amazing.

This was featured in an article on Film School Rejects, for those interested. http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/features/scenes-we-love-explore-alfonso-cuarons-addiction-to-single-takes-in-children-of-men.php

I think the ones in this film are some of - if not - the best I've ever experienced. I'm a huge fan of the gritty realism and extraordinary production design that all comes together in such an incredible way. Other films that make great use of them are Snake Eyes, Touch of Evil, Hunger...

Something I put together in anticipation for his new film -- "Gravity" -- which will not only have a 17+ minute opening shot, but an average shot length of 45 seconds. More info in the description, hope you enjoy. http://vimeo.com/41218073 Also, for fun I combined my favorite scene from...

Just an idea I had to combine my favorite scene from 'Children of Men', and my favorite song from Sigur Ros (Untitled 8 aka 'The Pop Song'). All I did was line up the end of the scene with the end of the song, trimmed off the beginning of the song, adjusted the audio levels of the song during...