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Here is the original video, you can see them on location. Thoughts?

If you notice, even as the dolly rotates around the actors, the actors are always directly facing the camera. My initial thought was that the actors were shot on green screen and the background chromakeyed later. But no, this was shot on location. So I'm trying to figure out how they might have accomplished this. Only other thought that came to mind was creating a complete circle of dolly track and having the camera and actors on separate dollies and rotating them together simultaneously. But that seems like a lot of work, wondering how this could be accomplished easier. https://youtu.be/EdZS2jumpBI

I completely agree David, thank you so much. Just wanted to see how common Silk white poly was.

Got a Day Ext gig coming up, looking to use either a 12x12 or 8x8 to diffuse direct sunlight, either as over head or side front key or possible both. Silk white poly is what included in the grip package, have you guys worked with this material before in bright day ext? Wondering if this common or should request something else. Thank you all so much, the information that this forum provides is invaluable.

Thank you Stuart, that answer my question.

Just wondering. Thanks.

Thank both Bruce and David, really appreciate that information. David if you don't mind me asking, what glass are you guys using on that?

Hey guys, experience RED shooter here and haven't shot with Alexa's much at all but I've been meaning to make the switch over the last year. I have a project coming up and would like to make the switch here. My question is, say you had a descent budget for a 2 day project, what Alexa body + Lens set up would you go for. (I know this can be subjective but I'd like to hear your personal opinion/preference from past experience) Like I mentioned we have an ok budget, but i'd like any suggestions in regards to what the best budget 4K set up would be. The set up that initially popped into my head was the Alexa Mini w/ Cooke | S4 /i's Look forward to your feedbacks. Thanks.