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name on one through eight, had to write a sea check. You worked in the film industry previously yeah, so did you technically view did more than I did by far you worked for in front of an behind the camp that right? We did. You ever work with a steady camera yeah. So, like you ve seen these things up close yep, I don't recall scar or anybody using one. We didn't have one on earth. Ok, they're, expensive, ok, but I mean there's some pretty good equipment answered. It seem like you're, but there was no steady, can't write. Nope gives us China Recall, and I could not for the life of me remember a moment when there is awesome like extended arm camera, with, like no other components, exploded out in different parts of a polite, didn't haven't cause. You walked in and said. What's that never on laughed and you at the night was therefore Mcfly me, don't really the stuff of pay, my dress,

Now we never use one on our tv show for science because, like it said it's pricey to rent- and this is a bit of a give away but of a person city came operator- comes with the package right with all the equipped It's a lot of times their own and its units pricey. Yet to pay for that that lady you that dude, but the reason it is prices, because its has really good effect, the air and the person who is doing it really knows what they're doing yeah. I don't know, but just from researching this, it seemed like they were probably the most skilled trades person on the set at any given time when they were on the set. Aside rate, Well, I think it's just a matter of what skill is just a different scale. Are they like the highest echelons of camera? Operators now has just different: ok, like a top now leash yeah? Ok, I gather, but, but you don't

just wait into steady Cameroon and start getting work. The next day it does take a lot of work is a master, but like a good. Dolly grip is just a skilled right. It just push in that thing around, but that takes a very non turkey jerky well time. You hurt you jerk way, but just to hit the March ride and though I see em in all that stuff takes a great amount of skill. Also about this. Because city can you know when I came of age, was already invented. It was, it was basically became commercially available euros. So I don't really know a world prior to city camp. I've never seen a movie that came up in eighteen. Seventy six funny and I'm just used to right yeah, but it's it's it's interesting to look back and see that their there actually is a point in time where this one dude who is actually kind of an outsider of the movie business? Basically changed it permanently forever before

yeah. This name is Gara Brown, Iscariot Brown, hair salon yeah and he he was working for while he was working and tv commercials and on Sesame Street in Philadelphia, and he got a little frustrated as camera people do pre steady camp with not being able to accomplish certain shots, yeah others, supposedly there are thirty impossible shots that is based on the the equipment method of that, You just couldn't do right. There were a lot of it had to do with. Like rough terrain, sure staircases were a big one year and the recently shots were impossible. It's not like you couldn't logo camera around up and on the stairs, but the movement that the camera recorded would be so jarring that it would render the film like that that it would be unusable. Yet this was in the day before

I mean there were shaky camp shots and like cats of Edison. All these early indy filmmakers did a lot of like avant garde, handheld stuff, but it was is avant garde, right as it look different. The emperor user can a smoother looking things in mainstream movies at the time yet had like a roof. Frenetic. Energy to hear what you see all the time now they are like a bona fide thing, but it wasn't just like picking up the movements of the the camera. It was a telegraphic on his first. The human brain is concerned because we take it for granted, but we have in our own brains a pretty complex system there that involves the inner ear coordinating with the movement of the retina so that it offsets the movement in the motion in the jarring impact of like just walking yeah like if we didn't have that we would

be able to focus on anything while we're moving around here, you wouldn't people wooden jog, they would get sick environment every time they jogged exactly right. You certainly when people like Red US magazine, while you're jogging or something to events in the fact that you can hear it really is a really shows how incredibly complex and well developed the system is right. Yes, that's what the steady camp that gear Brown created sought, few recreate any. He did it email that, like on the first time out, basically yeah, because we Dolly. That is people but no fell. Know this stuff is like pretty rudimentary information, but why people don't know it adopts as an ape see the word Dolly grip in a movie think it sounds funny, but the dollar is how you typically would get a smooth shot. It's too big super super heavy sled with wheels right that the

we're, sits on in the camera operators it's on and it's either on a very smooth floor. It's on a piece of track like a little railroad car and pushes along and that's how you get those nice smooth shots. So ass, a dolly the problem with the dolly is you can't really lay that track over a rocky terrain? If you going on Mars or something like that. No, unlike you said, he can't the push it up and downstairs to set its limitations right. It did so Garrett Brown said I'm sick of these limitations, I'm so tired of being limited by Dolly stupid, Dolly invent something better, and so he tinkered around with his? What was called the brown stabilizer at first there, but he later renamed the steady can hear, to show off like a first see he was using and commercials news like this way bigger than this commercial sphere. I want to make it

real, and he made us as a real of the thirty impossible shots that you just couldn't do before any? Did it with the steady camp, but he didn't show how it was yeah unique in them. He was able to save ten of those shots in digitize them and a couple years ago he finally released online ten of those who can actually go see this original real, pretty Thea life in his best friend like to do and stuff just doing stuff like you know like one of them with some swimming, you can't run alongside somebody. Swimming apparently was in an impossible shot from the equation why well you didn't run alongside someone doing anything. Ok, that's what it was with a jolly well now you could have. You could have laid Dolly track down the length of a swimming pool. Charade. That's why I didn't understand that one impossible shot went to show off your question. He goes around a slide

the kind of should be. Maybe I was on the impossibility of it, but then his body gets out of the poor like what in like he pivots around them, and I'm sure he, when you put this real together any then it out yet directors who, like with this, is magic sorcery. Well, it was mine blowing in some people say it was the first viral video, because was shared IRAN, Hollywood literally in a matter of days. Body in Hollywood was saying what in the world like he said what is the sorcery the scare Brown has bestowed upon us? Yes, there was of a bit of a might drop as far as that, real growth in Stanley Cubic being Stanley Cubic sent a message to gear Brown. That said, if you are really concerned about protecting, design before you fully patented. I suggest you delete the two occasions on the Rio, where the shadow on the ground gives a skilled counter intelligence photo interpreter a fairly clear creation of a man holding a pole with one hand with something

The bottom of the pool, which appears to be slowly moving, our that is stand the caribbean Fora, hey, there's a shadow in and when your shot up that the steady came up here, which is pretty cool, you sure, because I'm sure there were plenty of people in Hollywood who would have been like ok, I think I can get the idea of what this was, because there was no suggestion whatsoever of what what care Brown it used to get these shots accepted no shadow, so he went in when in immediately cut those yeah does, I think, fourteen seconds out of his real then released the second edition, and it is a pity I mean it's, it's rough compared to today standard sure, Burma. The time it was it was like unbelievable right. It changed everything area in one of the shot. Thirty got was his wife Helen. He said idea I want to put on your most seventies

bottoms you can find and I'm going to run up behind you. As you run up the steps to the Philadelphia Museum of ART me when you get to the top, you can raise your hands in triumphant. I will spin around you and, if that's, how short sounds familiar, it actually attracted a guy, a director named John. What is an emerald son gear, Genji Appleton, who said I like this, I'm going to use it in this little film underwriting called Rocky there, and I didn't get whether or not this was the case, but did they come did they locate Rocky in Philadelphia because of those steps now because he said how did you do that and where are the steps? I don't think so, because I wondered that too, like like Didn, I have seen written where rocky this runs up. The steps I mean Stallone wrote it right. I think there is at the ask him. Ok, they fly

I was wondering if you get a pretty get I answered in that little moment. You'll someone had to interpret them the great movie, a man of a real watch that Rocky yet like this year from beginning to end just phenomenal movie? I'm trying to get Emily to watch it. You never seen the original now its own thing for sure like it, not the slightest lies anyway. Now really it's a love story for the most part, a love story and like the triumph of the little guy yeah story for sure, yeah think featuring boxing bright. It's exactly right, yeah, but two and three up, on our words like a totally different thing there, but those rickety yet they. So, let's take your story. Take up the heart and insert coconuts insult in certain mister T get the cocaine reference. Was this the eighties and Hollywood guy? Here in parliament, I gotcha the other

question. I wonder about that. If he surely we make it for Philadelphia does for that? Well, but the point is: is Gear Brown created on this sizzle real. The one of the most iconic yachts in film making history for sure and he sent there and within that year I believe, nineteen. Seventy six three major motion, pictures hired him to operate has said he came for those rocky. Yet there was what was the one about what he got three bound for glory here. I think that when came out first, so that was the first actual and now in the steady came up was Gear Brown, a thing for all these Zizi only guided me, but he got a lot of work early on yet I see offer. I think the patent was pending and so meetings every Servants Vancouver like the thing out. Everybody close your eyes. Why should this be done

for glory, he was on a crane even that lower down stepped off the crane. So people seem crane shots, but then for the crane to go down down down and then all of a sudden start following sky rooms like what you were right. There would have been a cut. Yet after the crane stopped and then before you know they were, they were cut, never gotten imposition and then started up again. This is one smooth once Russia yeah and then the other was marathon man, so rare the blue, this guy, who is a commercial director and made short films for Sesame Street, changed filmmaking like single hand yeah and what an academy award nineteen? Seventy eight for technical achievement got that patent and seventy seven, and while that's it, that's a history, the said again that not everybody goodnight but working it should take a break and tell everyone how to sing works. Let's do it

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I took so the city can. Do you remember when we did our episode on breath? Eliza offers a boy that's a long time ago, and we found out that the breath lasers one of the most complicated machines yeah now on the planet. It with that. I can. I hated that one like they were. They were crystals involve somehow I hated them into dark crystals her. This is a bit like that, like if you really dive in the city cams like this article on how this works. Does it's it's it's labyrinth. I talk about the dark crystal yeah, we're talking labyrinth. Instead, you ever work in a simple because you don't need to break the sing a part and look at every component like this article? Does, I mean, really gets involved. I? What you should do is look at a picture of it. An operating one here, and just because, when you look at it, you go at all makes a lot more sense right in there's really just three main parts to the whole thing is a vest there's an arm that attached to them,

and then the other end of the arm. As attach too, it's called the sled yet, which is what the camera in its components are mounted on yeah. My arm, I mean just pictures pictures of wearing a like a baby Bjorn baby carrier set for instead of the baby at your sternum. There's a mechanical arm coming out like us bring arm. Lamp yeah, like accordion armor spring on land, threatens its virtually the same thing while yet and guess who made one of these who, by himself before they started making them for at home. People who Casey who, my brother of crowd. Did he really yet my brother made one of these and, like the early ninetys, tidied really out of door hinges and rubber bans in spring city still have it? Is it in the Smiths? Only I dont know It's in the Scots Zonia in nice, which is where I am it mentions without timber machine yeah, but he made one. He basically did the same thing. He looked at it and looked at these,

wing arm website and accordion arm lamps and, like all the same thing, others make a version of that every day and it worked pretty good, is virtually the same thing yet so the whole point of a steady camp is that basically stimulator the arm at least stimulates a human arm right away. I can move around very easily yeah and redistribute the weight of the camera, which can be up to like seventy pounds. I imagine I'll more yeah. The whole unit is pretty heavy and it's not easy to operate. But where you behold the effortlessly and hold it in place, this arm does and it does it by using springs and you can adjust the attention of the springs by using a cable and pulleys system. Yes, so that offsets the balance of the camera and hold the in space in front of the camera operator bait, basically so that they can move effortlessly up down to the side, you can put the camera on top of the sled so that you

I shot you can switch it, so it goes on the bottom, so you can get low angle shots yet the traditional sky, high modem, low mode and high motives, it does mean as high. It just means it's on the top of the in it and then low mode is when it's on the bottom. So if you wanted to film Running across the floor. You put in low mode, but Fiona from human you put in hamlet, yeah and the the camera itself is broken out into pieces, which is kind of ingenious trick that I guess Gara Brown came up with himself. I think he did, and this is the this is the third part, the cameras, let right. Yes, the slightest, what holds all the equipment right and it's basically a pool with a little bit the top called the stage and that's where the camera goes or it could be at the bottom, wherever the camera air, the cameras mounted to the stage. Yes, then you get the pull itself and then the I guess the arm is connect

to the poor by a given a gamble, again, bullets right and it's like an old technology. It's basically sure something that uses basically gyros scalping action to take, movement of whatever is seeking the move. Whatever you want to hold still in getting rid of it like everything around it moves, except for the thing that you want to hold. Still, yes, pretty need its super. And that's just the one arm that connected to the poor. Yes, so you can see how complicated this thing is that this guy sat back and I think in a hotel room somewhere, he put it together, Brown, the first one is just the ingenuity it took two to put the cigar there, it's pretty pretty in depth as far as invention

Yeah, there's a little science to others. There's something called moment of inertia. It's basically how much that camera is resistant to rotation. So if you want the camera to be still you once you increase that resistance to the rotation, and this is determined by couplet different things happen mass there is to the object and how far their masses from me from its own axis of rotation. So by spreading the came out, you basically took them. You no cameras come with a monitor and ass, you can see what's going on right and a big heavy battery here the monitor, offer the camera he took. The battery offer the camera in redistributed that up and down the pole So what he you doing with spreading out that mass, which takes away the centre of gravity from the camera itself. Yeah, because, like whither the camera, where all the components in one single unit that centre gravities inside the camera here. So it's easy to rotate. But since he

exploded it out nerds various components. He made that centre of gravity land somewhere on the poor right and the gimble attaches to the pole, just above the centre of gravity, so that the camera operator holds the poor in manipulates the camera at the center. Which makes a very easy to balance. He now yeah night. They do a good job in this article if you like to stick a broomstick and you find that sent gravity with your finger, you can hold it without you with your finger and lifted up and down right in it. It's just its balance on your finger because you're hitting that centre about and astride the same principle, and in fact, if you took if you took that same broomstick and cut it off, and you too said three feet a broomstick in just took here s. Our camera through that broomstick into the bottom of your camera instead of a tripod, but that would function you could work around with that and it would be steadier than if you decided in your hand. I could see that because of the changes

center grab change at the centre of gravity, and if you put a little counterweight at the bottom, it would make it even more steady and that's the whole concept of the steady camps led yet and attach that to an arm that that accordion arm right in your fuckin with gas, because you're saying like, if you walk around with just the pole, holding a broomstick cut off broomstick and you're, holding it just with your hand, yeah its steady, the we know the arm, is it taking your hand out of the equation and replacing it with something that can isolate movement even more yes, that year, movement of you walking gets lost within the arm before it ever gets to the camera and could shake it yet like if you did it with a broomstick arm is the same thing. Is a steady camera right, it's better if the steady cameras is better than your human right? Yes, exactly pretty need stuff is need stuff, and I think that if it

lines where we made it yeah I mean it's gotta, be very precisely balanced. You don't just throw the stuff the poor, Willy nilly and though they point out that the balance of the camera can actually change during filming yeah just from the film being from one end of the camera to the other azure as it records oil in the old days when these found pressure nowadays is that digital? yeah I'm not always Lantern Tito's camera operator yet to deal with this year, and if you ever been on a job with a steady. Can there a lot of theirs lotta breaks? Where am I just them on the fly more now button, I remembered their displaying a lotta breaks with a steady came up would say: oh on you know, I need five minutes and they go over and they have a little stand that they put it on. Did I think, he's you know it takes the weight off to a certain degree, but it's still a lot of weight. Hearing on vest on your chest, yeah men running and movie. I doing all sorts of stuff, yet it's it's a tough gig like there's a prettier

Using video did you watch it of that Eurovision shot now, there's a guy from, I think Belarus singing and they shall. I tell it, showed in legacy that he is like the they showed the shot, and then they showed what somebody filming the shot being done and the guy said he came wearing the vest rides down the aisle on a subway is that what is on the ice off runs up this rant and then Circling around the guy who's singing and it's a pretty amazing thing- it's a great shot, but then, when you see how it's done there like, I deserved it standing ovation. There would have been more impressive had it not like the subject matter been Maura electricity

the video quality. That is pretty pretty there like those sources, you move either be while she, but it was his kind of cornea. What looked like a american Isler somebody was, but it is american Idol if he took american idol its peak and then spread it out over Eurasia in like it was a popular over that that large of a population, that's what you're a vision is to try, and so are you about some of the shots. When we come back after break, please ok, new year, is about us which resolutions do you, plan to conquer and twenty twenty become more mindful or creed,

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official sleep and wellness partner of the NFL hurried through took in addition to that rocky shot in the Eurovision shot. There are some other, very famous shots, classic shots of all time. Yeah they had to do with steady gave it couldn't have been done with without steady camp, while the shining is the first one that pops in a most people's minds. Magnesia, like we said correct, was a big fan of this in May. And immediately started talks with Garrett Brown on how to help him out of his movie the shining that he was making right and apparently they kind of battled one another. Quite a bit on that is the shining in and Gear Brown later admitted, he said law. That was probably I would call it like inventors pride or something or a kind of getting in the way of this, like brilliant I'll tour

Correct already had his own ideas on how to best use the thing that this other guy invented work, and you know the shining classic example was tricycle shots the famous maize chase at the end, yet very iconic in motion picture history, yeah and dumb I mean the: how did they do? You know how they did, that that shot behind Danny Angelo big Are they probably just went dilemma? I got mine Emory. I ran down the hall after it s really impressive near so the shining the vacant chair, Rockies, a big one, good fellows, is another classic exam the classic where rail, Yoda and Morocco are going into the Copacabana where they go through the back here, and there followed they threw out like the bags, errors in the kitchen and Emily finally come out under their table and on it one uninterrupted like five minute shot or something it's amazing, the term I think when you see this year, you might see it

not be discerning film, yearn to say well that by then noticed anything which is probably good or you might be a fence, said again and say man that was amazing. Then you have to sit back and look at me eating and realise that how incredibly hard it is to light a shot like that that takes place over know how many hundreds of feet without seeing the lights in the shot. Well, that urges insists that lighting and having it look good, invest as usual. You white for like a room or something. A hallway I area, but to light all those differ rooms and always in just incredibly, I can't imagine how long it took to set that enough, like. What do you want to do here story about simply stay with me he's making another gangster movie now I didn't know that and it may be like the some four percent. It's like you know his last big gangster movie

but it's got Deniro again. Ok, he had more to them a long time, the Chino, nice and Joe patchy. Out of retirement. I didn't even know he was your time as the study was doing stuff anymore. He retired another. Yes, he's geese got three heavyweights an supposedly Harvey catches, of course together him in there sure by and dislike giddy thinking about this year. I am glad he is his his last summer's the departed right now he's made movie since, like Wall, the Wall Street Journal Iceland's going Summary year, which I thought was great and are even more but not those off. I thought everything, but what Jack Nicholson did was was pretty good near yeah like is performing our religion. Well, sorry Jack he'll, forgive her his you like you is an accurate ok. What gets come on

returned the Jedi nineteen. Eighty three, the famous some speeder bike chasing An indoor yeah California, Redwood National Park, doubled his indoor and that was Garret Brown walking and they sped up yet, but in those years like while who cares the the reason why such an iconic, steady camp shot is because he walked very slowly and when the speed sum up the tiny movements involving telegraph, they just become much more exaggerated here, so without a city camp, when they sped the film up again, it would have been too so blurry interest jarring. It would have been unusable near the fact that you can see the trees and stuff and

even at that high speed, it also became young people. I think it's too so easy to take it for granted now and movies when you see the shot down at a supply near these. These things in this equipment was remarkable, and nowadays you they're all manner of at home, steady candied. I have to do you like my brother and build one out of spare parts and door hinges. Now you can buy one for not too much you can you spend a hundred dollars on it on a decent enough little homestead camp? They this article says that the steady came curve which has made forego

Those eyes like a hundred bucks yeah. Well, those are teeny, tiny, there's one further the Iphone called. What's it called this movie there one is like it's like, I think, even less than a hundred bucks and it's like a handheld cameras stabilizer that works pretty well from what I can gather. Yet we should head Casey or video producer cases in France right now, given the high life right, you should I get. We should head Casey in here, just given thumbs up her thumbs down you'll have to each one of these brands dimension That would trust that is like the gospel, true threat by cases not here so we're just gonna, say red online reviews. I also saw that there's a lot of gimble based drone, steady camps, yeah they're, just nuff, not that expensive, while drawing amazing their change in the game. Again sure

and you can do a shot where you follow someone by the swimming pool and then fly up into outer space with them. If you want you in one continuous motion yet like the quiz monster, the what the quiz monster you, member the alien from Crystal Clear Do you remember Quist, member that weird alien sort of any quest, but let it captain Grudged not offer a different, is different because they were saucer shaped rather than square waffle, cut gotcha thinking there simply is good. It didn't cut the tongue like captain crunch. Do the river mountain suffer through that still and then, of course said he came in brand right.

Marrying. I dog yet made. Who makes it different even now then said he. I think I think Tiffin does they have a pretty good site like if you are at all interested in this, like they ve got a great site. They have all their steady cam models with a real like in depth. Overview of Armenia prettier think it's got older manuals and everything is right there for you to read the others. Other companies making Emma there's one car glide came in various zoom. Yeah, but you know said he can still probably the giant like Dolly's there's only two Dolly makers well or they may be more now, but such Chapman and Fisher and each you know every Dolly group has Dolly makers, yeah, Chapman Dollars or Fisher, Dolly's kinda like a whole day, Messina Bushmen near aside wiser course. Neither it then gear Brown, as if the steady came wasn't,

enough? As far as revolutionizing filming goes, he later on invented something called the sky camp which they give? You watch any kind of sporting event now, especially its especially useful for fallen in football, where, like its through just cables, yeah above the field in those cameras hanging down that are just like doing overhead shots followed, the action like nothing screening, dare Brown invented that you got one more thing for you. Or two positions, not hammered level positions are like how your operating the camera, but if you are pointing for it is an operator in your cameras putting forward nearest walking. It's called missionary, no, and then, if you are the operators,

in the cameras backward. They call that Don Juan so leave it to film set goons, think of sexual names for sex. It up camera positions, Don Juan whenever her down had neither well, if you are no more about steady cams, including a really really fine green, involve look at the physics of how the steady camp arm works. You should go type steady came in the search bar has the full up, since I said, search by sign for listener. Male call this encouragement from a christian missing a guy's owes us into the Easter chauvinist compelled right in as a Christian about appreciate how you make a solid efforts. Are not rail on the church to heart I found a humorous and simultaneously sad when he felt he had to tiptoe around the pagan traditions that have been integrated with the resurrection.

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