Apple TV+ Tiny World BTS Shot on RED

[michael zaletel]

Lots of RED gear achieving impossible shots.

https://youtu.be/62B5C-j10_o

[Nick Mykola Kovalenko]

Oh wow!
It is impressive, no matter what camera it was shot on. Excellent work, and thank you for the link!

[andrewhake]

Great looking show. Very nice work on this.

[Brian Timmons]

Thanks for posting this Michael. Been a while since I've read a post from you.
Always good to hear from an old school REDuser.

That video illustrates the huge leap in film tech developed in the last 10 years.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

[michael zaletel]

Thanks for posting this Michael. Been a while since I've read a post from you.
Always good to hear from an old school REDuser.

That video illustrates the huge leap in film tech developed in the last 10 years.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

Thanks Brian. It’s come a long way since Red One hasn’t it!

Hope you are well.

[Alexander_Klose]

Amazing work and insane to see what they carry to the "wild". Especially with no socet in reachable range to charge batterys. A lot of discussion with "outdoor" guys who have strong prejudice to everything heavier than a Sony A7 series camera. Thanks for sharing. That makes me feel home again. great to see that there are more nerds like me who carry a motion controlled jib to other locations than a dust free studio.
EVERYTHING FOR A GOOD SHOT!!
THATS WHY WE MAKE FILMS RIGHT ;)

[Terry VerHaar]

Wow! Very inspiring. What fabulous work. Kudos!

[Eric Santiago]

I love that lens used with the frogs.
Thanks for the link, I've waiting for a break in life to enjoy that doc.

[Neil Abeynayake]

That was a nice post. Enjoyed every bit of it, Thank you.

[michael zaletel]

I love that lens used with the frogs.
Thanks for the link, I've waiting for a break in life to enjoy that doc.

Just finished all episodes. It’s the most amazing nature documentary I’ve ever seen. I’m still not quite sure how they achieved many of the shots (like inside the rolling acorn).