After shooting his first feature with the Blackmagic Pocket 6K, Nate Strayer shares what is possible for the indie world. When the pandemic hit, filmmaker Nate Strayer left LA to quarantine with his family in Michigan. While meandering the unique grounds of their cottage on a lake, Strayer got the idea for a film that could become his first feature. Luckily, he had brought his Blackmagic Cinema Camera Pocket 6K to shoot it on. With a small group of friends and family, Strayer shot on the 6K, and edited at night on SSDs in Resolve. What started at first as a fun challenge became the feature film Outlier. Strayer spoke with No Film School to share the nuances of shooting in 6K on the Pocket, and handling post-production of a feature film, from start to finish, in Resolve. How 6K changes the way you compose a shot No Film School: When you decided that you would be shooting on the Pocket, did shooting in 6K change anything in the way you conceptualized this film? Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 29 June, 2021