thevirts's video: HIGH-SPEED shuffles shot in SLOWMO with ROBOT cam Camera Robot X Cardistry Cardistry by Virtuoso

Learn Cardistry. Win the robot uprising. Check out our Cardistry cards and tutorials at https://learnmore.thevirts.com/camerarobot Click “Show More” to learn more about this video! - A note from The Virts about “Camera Robot X Cardistry (Behind the Scenes of RISE)” "Can you make the card boomerang behind your back and hit this exact spot 100% of the time? We're asking because syncing robot-to-robot is challenging enough... and you're asking for man versus machine." This was the question posed to us by The Shooting Gallery, the award-winning production house and crew that would help us bring "RISE" to life. We had just three days to shoot everything we wanted. "What can we do in one day?", we asked. "We managed to shoot an ice cube falling into a glass of water. What do you guys have in mind?" ...And the rest is history. So, here is the behind-the-scenes look at how we created "RISE" - perhaps the most ambitious and challenging Cardistry video ever produced. To give you an idea of the process, here’s a little trivia: “RISE" was filmed with a Phantom Flex4K high-speed camera mounted to a cinematic robot arm, Bolt. Every single camera movement, angle, and focal point had to be pre-programmed before we started shooting. Basically, man had to match machine, or be left behind. In essence, we had to synchronize our movements to the robot arm perfectly for every single shot. If our timing was even a little bit off, we had to start all over again. That meant an entire crew waiting on us, and lost time that we would never get back. Thankfully, after a ton of trying, failing, and trying again, we miraculously managed to shoot 13 scenes over the 3 days - taking an average of 2.5 hours to film each scene. The result, however, made everything completely worth it. Above all, it perfectly encapsulated the message behind "RISE" - that in order to progress, one must first embrace failure. Plus, it makes for some really cool BTS footage. ;) Enjoy! The Virts -- CAMERA ROBOT X Cardistry | HIGH-SPEED shuffles shot in SLOWMO with ROBOT cam | Cardistry by Virtuoso: https://youtu.be/O9r3AN620dI BTS footage filmed by: Leon Tai Video Editing by: Daren Yeow of Virtuoso Color Grading by: Jeremy Tan of Virtuoso Music: Killing Time by Stanley Gurvich (Lana Inspired) Title Design by: Joshua Tan of The Virts -- Video credits for "RISE": Video concept by (in no particular order): Huron Low, Daren Yeow, Kevin Ho, Jeremy Tan, Joshua Tan of Virtuoso Director: Huron Low of Virtuoso Director of Photography: Jeremy Tan of Virtuoso Video Editor: Daren Yeow of Virtuoso Lighting by: Jeremy Tan of Virtuoso Color Grading by: Jeremy Tan of Virtuoso Crew: The Shooting Gallery Asia Wardrobe Styling by: Shu Juang Music Credits: Music: "Rise" by Virtuoso Music composed and produced by: Virtuoso Audio Post and Sound Design by: Virtuoso Audio samples from Christopher Nolan's "Batman Begins" Special Thanks to: The Shooting Gallery Asia: Seb Tan and his amazing team (shout out to Ahmad Rafa'ie!) for making this shoot possible. https://www.shootinggalleryasia.com/ CAMERA ROBOT X Cardistry | HIGH-SPEED shuffles shot in SLOWMO with ROBOT cam | Cardistry by Virtuoso: https://youtu.be/O9r3AN620dI Check out our Cardistry cards and tutorials at https://learnmore.thevirts.com/camerarobot