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Hello everyone.. a couple of weeks ago the NOMO Films team was in Guatemala to film a fictional short and we wanted to show you how it was being made. We shot BTS for the whole shoot and this is the first episode. I hope you like it and let me know if you have any questions!
 

/blink three times if you need help....

Haha ya, we need to use our Musicbed ambassadorship more in the future... Good song though!

Looks great excited to see more vids!
Howling at the Moon seems to be getting popular...
 

This is our reel for 2019... It's only a minute long and we were trying to highlight all the different types of projects that we worked on this year.
 

This is our reel for 2019... It's only a minute long and we were trying to highlight all the different types of projects that we worked on this year.
 

Thank you very much!

This is our reel for 2019... It's only a minute long and we were trying to highlight all the different types of projects that we worked on this year.
 

Nice reel. I like the way you highlighted the different types of work you do and the places you've worked in.
 

This is our reel for 2019... It's only a minute long and we were trying to highlight all the different types of projects that we worked on this year.
 

This is our reel for 2019... It's only a minute long and we were trying to highlight all the different types of projects that we worked on this year.
 

This is our reel for 2019... It's only a minute long and we were trying to highlight all the different types of projects that we worked on this year.
 

The problem with a lot of information on Youtube is that most of it is coming from people who aren't out there filming everyday. This is just because it is hard to post on Youtube and film professionally; making a Youtube video take a lot of time unfortunately. I have lot's of other tips and will probably keep working my way up to Advanced tips. 
If you haven't already checked them out, here are a few channels that are really good and coming from professionals.
Brandon Li: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3stPIuUoCDHG7COfwr0tEA
Mark Bone: https://www.youtube.com/user/markandrewbone
MitchellKPhotos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC13AGxW0HsbQz4KrFknpRRg
Ponysmasher: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp1DqwNVcFrft1wuPXM9rFQ

This is the next video in my series on how to make a good travel video. I hope that you get something out of the tips and as always, I would love to hear what you would like to hear in the next video!
 
 

The problem with a lot of information on Youtube is that most of it is coming from people who aren't out there filming everyday. This is just because it is hard to post on Youtube and film professionally; making a Youtube video take a lot of time unfortunately. I have lot's of other tips and will probably keep working my way up to Advanced tips. 
If you haven't already checked them out, here are a few channels that are really good and coming from professionals.
Brandon Li: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3stPIuUoCDHG7COfwr0tEA
Mark Bone: https://www.youtube.com/user/markandrewbone
MitchellKPhotos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC13AGxW0HsbQz4KrFknpRRg
Ponysmasher: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp1DqwNVcFrft1wuPXM9rFQ

The problem with a lot of information on Youtube is that most of it is coming from people who aren't out there filming everyday. This is just because it is hard to post on Youtube and film professionally; making a Youtube video take a lot of time unfortunately. I have lot's of other tips and will probably keep working my way up to Advanced tips. 
If you haven't already checked them out, here are a few channels that are really good and coming from professionals.
Brandon Li: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3stPIuUoCDHG7COfwr0tEA
Mark Bone: https://www.youtube.com/user/markandrewbone
MitchellKPhotos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC13AGxW0HsbQz4KrFknpRRg
Ponysmasher: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp1DqwNVcFrft1wuPXM9rFQ

Great tips - I binge lots of film-making and travel film-making on YT but these aren't tips I've heard before, so this is really cool.  I like the idea of "intermediate" tips, most channels don't get past using a ND.  
Makes me wonder what you would consider an advanced tip!

This is the next video in my series on how to make a good travel video. I hope that you get something out of the tips and as always, I would love to hear what you would like to hear in the next video!
 
 

This is the next video in my series on how to make a good travel video. I hope that you get something out of the tips and as always, I would love to hear what you would like to hear in the next video!
 
 

This is the next video in my series on how to make a good travel video. I hope that you get something out of the tips and as always, I would love to hear what you would like to hear in the next video!
 
 

OMG this is AMAZING! Best thing I have seen a long while!

We don't plan very much, but we attack each place as a scene and try to set up as much as we can in each location. The spots that we were able to do that was only the DJ scene and the final scene with the children in front of the TV. The others, we just had coverage and also tried to film what we thought we would place into the edit (ex: the television station scene). As for it being hard... yes it is extremely difficult and we are always teetering on getting the shot vs not getting it. Most of the time we only have minutes to film what are looking to get.
Huh, interesting. Thanks for bringing that up.

I'm not sure if the idea of mashing these two genres together is obvious to everyone else but it's new to me, and it seems very interesting.  The travel film seems to be a relatively new genre somewhere between location documentary and a marketing video and made popular by the rise of video on social media.  I wonder then what interesting ideas formed in this new style of film-making that could be brought back into traditional travel documentaries to move the genre forwards?
They say there's nothing new under the sun, but I believe the hyperlapse is something new (or at least new since the travel / location documentary genre was established), so maybe there are other things too.  When I think about what travel films used to be (I'm thinking of Around the World in 80 Days and others with Michael Palin) then we've certainly learned a bunch of things since then.
and when I say I'm interested, please reply as I make mostly travel videos of my family on holiday, so it would be interesting to incorporate other touches to get a sense of place, rather than 'we went here, we went here, we went here'  

If you go a little bit further you are reaching documentary territory!
I never watch travel videos, they are empty to me, this one has content and very clever ideas to communicate a message or ones truth.
Maybe a bit less impressive than other postcard travel videos, but more diachronic.
John 1:1 "In the beginning was the Word"
I will be looking for your videos a lot more now to see the evolution of your style.