The Experiment: Same video ads filmed with three very different budgets
Block off an hour and forty-two minutes and get your hands on the biggest 4K television you can find, because we want to show you Wistia’s first original four-part series: One, Ten, One Hundred.Wistia´s Team wanted to know how much a budget can impact video production.
To get the answer to that question, they challenged Adam Lisagor and his team over at Sandwich Video to make three video ads with three very different budgets: one for $1,000, one for $10,000, and one for $100,000.
After two trips to Los Angeles, 38 hours of raw footage filmed, and months holed up in a dark editing room — Wistia are proud to bring you their first-ever original series, One, Ten, One Hundred. In this four-part documentary, they pull back the curtain on the entire video production process. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll learn how to allocate your video budget.
In One, Ten, One Hundred, you’ll learn more about:
- How crew size affects production (from a team of one to a crew of 29!)
- Why big-budget lighting gear and techniques can be worth the cost
- How image quality differs between an iPhone X, a Canon C300, and an ARRI AMIRA
- Where the $1,000, $10,000, and $100,000 went — including detailed budget breakdowns
- How Hollywood experts approach everything from casting to set design
The $1,000 Ad
Claude Zeins directed, starred, and shot this video on his iPhone X.
The $10,000 Ad
This video was shot on a Canon C300. Also directed by and starring Claude.
The $100,000 Ad
A full production crew was brought in for this video, which was shot on an Arri Amira.
Most importantly, they hope you’ll use what you’ve learned to explore how you can work within your own budget to come up with more creative ideas.
This article was originally published on wistia.com and shared with permission.
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