Layover, a movie shot with a 5D (some thoughts)

[JazzBox]

I've bought the first feature film from Joshua Caldwell, "Layover": I've bought the version with special content, and I'm very happy, because it is full of great informations.

http://layoverfilm.com

I heartily recommend it to you all, it is really amazing and it's great to see that it's not the camera, but the man to make a great movie.

Joshua made it "guerrilla-style", with available lights, handelded, but there are many great scenes that I don't understand how he made so stable without a stedycam or a gimbal stabilizer (i.e. the scene with the girl walking in the airport at 00:08) or the scene with the bike (from 1:37).

Some little parts were made with a GoPro, but the most is shot with a Canon 5D. 

 

[Cosimo murgolo]

I am going to watch it, thanks for the tip!

[mtheory]

Awesome, did you guys shoot in RAW?

[JazzBox]

No, they shot normal, as you can read Joshua's answer here: http://nofilmschool.com/s/11646/209876
(I had nothing to do with the movie, I'm just a customer who bought it and loved it)

[Inazuma]

A cool way to distribute it. I plan to watch it myself soon. Do you know if they made any profit? Or at least broke even?

[JazzBox]

I don't know, I just "discover" it last week, I read the article and I've bought the DIY Bundle on http://layoverfilm.com :)
The extra contents are very interesting! 
I'm gonna shot a web series in the near future and I'm searching most information possible about shooting "guerrilla", with practical lights and no budget :)