you are the most underrated channel on youtube

@InCameraTV

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@chipbrandstetter

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt. This is top rope.

The thing they dont tell you about historically accurate models is that in the field there were general standards, but in the field they crews improvised and made do with what they had. So a lancaster or warbird in a museum is as perfect as it can be. The real ones were dirty, worn, used. They were not beauty queens. they were rough and ready pieces of equipment.

I'm a CGI artist, but motion control miniatures are my favorite thing ever. We don't get to do it enough.

@RyoMassaki

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a CGI artist too, its a pity modern directors don't push for more integration of miniatures and practical stuff (into one shot ideally). The reason why many movies from the 2000 area hold up so greatly is because they had to do it, there was no other way. As a consequence each team of specialists could put all their effort in and the whole became more than the sum of its parts. In defence of CGI artists (and their results) I have to say that modern movie production has become too much like industrial factory work. The constant underbidding and globalist competition drives the prices down and the VFX companies have to cut corners and the artists have to work themself to death (while the big cats in the studios stuff the money into their own pockets - see "Hollywood accounting"). As a consequence the flair, individuality, creativity and quality goes out of the window in favour of an cheap and standardized pipeline where the artists are expendable, just so they can cram more CGI shots in the movie often with the intention to distract the audience from the shitty script. And then the audience shits on CGI in general, which is kinda understandable, but also for the wrong reasons.

JP has perfect voiceover voice for documentaries. Lovely model look forward to seeing final film. I could stare at cool models all day.

Watching your videos always makes me really happy, even when it's "only" two guys talking about a (beautiful) model. Come on, algorithm! Do your stuff to let this channel become as big as it deserves to be!

I get giddy when I see a new InCamera video

I love things like this. Practical props and the issues you encounter and how they're solved harkens back to the days when you'd see the model makers in "the making of return of the jedi" on tv.

I appreciate witnessing the process of another independent filmmaker bringing his idea into reality, not to mention his love for practical effects. I’m inspired more by both of you than I am by anyone else. Please keep us posted. All the best to your film, Tommy, JP, and the rest of the crew. A big thank you from New York.

I have the 1/32 HK MK I lanc and the Border Model MK III lanc. Judging by the video FX teaser, I don't think the difference is noticeable. One thing that LEAPED out at me though, was the position of the mid-upper gun facing forward!!! 99.9% of all fighter attacks came from the rear or rear-quarter. My father flew 37 Ops in lancs in '44 - '45. During those Ops, his aircraft were attacked a total of 5 times. The attacks came from "dead astern below", "port quarter level", "port quarter up", "port quarter down", and "port quarter level" (information from National Archives combat reports). The mid-upper and rear turrets were constantly searching, port/starboard. so much so that the drag from the gun barrels caused the lancaster to yaw left and right. He had to compensate for this, but he knew that the two gunners were always alert. Can't wait to see the final video!!

This project looks amazing! If you ever need any music for the film, I would be happy to make some. I used to know someone who was a pilot in WWII.

I'm from Lincolnshire and it makes sense you guys are filming/using here. Such a great film and topic. Great video guys!

Up until a few years ago, during the Blackpool Air Shows, a Lancaster Bomber flanked by two Spitfires used to fly over my roof towards the prom. Unmistakable sound, or more accurate, an unmistakable roar of the engines.

Absolutely amazing. Love the stories behind the scenes. Keep these videos coming!

Looking foward to the next one when you actually shoot it!

Great video again; can’t wait to see the final film!

Great job, JP. Very good and enjoyable interview. I guess the miniature is not made with ABS plastic? It’s truly a work of art. Once again another lovely installment. Thank you.

Very interesting, my Dad flew Lancs

@InCameraTV

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s amazing!

@spitfiremark1a768

2 жыл бұрын

Your dear Dad is from an amazing generation. Incredible courage he must have had.

@vfx888

2 жыл бұрын

@@spitfiremark1a768 He was all gung-ho for the first flight, all the rest were driven by courage!

@vfx888

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks @@InCameraTV

@spitfiremark1a768

2 жыл бұрын

@@vfx888 Well, I sit here on my break thinking if your dear dad. Probably not much older than my son is now. In charge of 6 other crew and a 4 engined bomber. A very very brave young man. You were lucky he survived to have you. I salute your Dad and thank him for his courage. Best wishes to you.

In the summer of 2011, upon visiting the Military Museum here in Calgary, I was greeted by a kind old lady who proudly spoke of her husband and told me how he became a prisoner of war in WW2. He was put to work on Nazi railways which he cleverly sabotaged to cause derailments so the Germans would not get their supplies. His original uniform is on display at the back of the museum and while I was studying it, an elderly man walked up to me and said "You seem to be taking interest in my old uniform." I was so surprised and replied "You're Ernie Bagstad!" I extended my hand and shook his. The only words I could muster were simply "thank you" and shaking the hand of this old war hero was one of the greatest honours I can describe. He continued to volunteer at the museum until his death in October of 2011.

Another great episode! However...in the words of Mick Jagger, _"I can't get no satisfaction"_ *Please allow me to clarify...* When the video began, I was hoping to see the plane flying across _the sky_ ...maybe even...I dunno...dropping bombs? ...but then the video ended and...no flying bombers! _Oh well...maybe next episode!_ 😊

I'm the 304th person to hit the thumbs up button, we just need 2 more people to hit thumbs up to negate those 3 thumbs down. Thanks!

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