Dorito Super Bowl Winners: Investing in Filmmaking & Gear Blunders
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In this riveting episode of Full Time Filmmaker, the victorious champions of the Dorito Crash the Super Bowl competition reveal their grand plans for the million-dollar jackpot. With a keen eye for investment, they detail their strategy of wisely channeling the funds into their burgeoning careers as directors, while also generously rewarding their hardworking crew. The duo underscores the true value of the Super Bowl commercial itself, highlighting it as a pivotal stepping stone towards unprecedented success in the competitive realm of commercial directing.
Transitioning seamlessly to a segment on cutting-edge filmmaking gadgets, the team delves into the intricacies of a state-of-the-art camera from Rico and a multifunctional battery charger/memory card storage device. Their enthusiasm for these tools is palpable, showcasing a deep passion for innovation and efficiency in their craft. As they dissect the features of these gadgets, their expertise shines through, offering viewers a glimpse into the meticulous thought process behind their gear choices.
However, the conversation takes a comedic turn as the filmmakers recount their most embarrassing on-set blunders, from a catastrophic drone crash during an FPV tutorial shoot to a comical mishap involving a forgotten tripod as a director of photography. Despite these hiccups, their candid storytelling and self-deprecating humor endear them to the audience, humanizing their journey in the cutthroat world of filmmaking. Through triumphs and tribulations, these filmmakers exemplify resilience, creativity, and an unwavering dedication to their craft.
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