Using Water as a Lens for Royd Ringdahl’s Football Film

<p>▶ Find Inspiration and develop your ideas with Frame Set:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&redir_token=QUZZTVljSHZuSmlCT2luWkx0d3lFdmdobTNTaXxBSTVJdTV0YjduTXZ6Vllzel95c3JITzZNYmNsUkJoQUw2dnUwT2Z1VGIxTGx6cUFhd3dWRTFZNHFGbW9BX3VpQmJ2Uk1rYkQxb3JpbjF3V0hfM3c5bVZTcW4ybGNfeHcyMlNq&q=https%3A%2F%2Fgo.frameset.app%2F4scV24H&v=yo5Rfehka5o" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://go.frameset.app/4scV24H</a></p><p>▶ About This Episode:South African director Royd Ringdahl joins Dylan Hahn to break down &quot;City of Gold,&quot; his Adidas film for Orlando Pirates celebrating Johannesburg ahead of the club&#39;s 90th anniversary. They walk through refracting shooting footage through a tray of water over an iPad, a teleprompter mirror rig for on-set ripples, painting the frame with a single handheld LED light and masking each subject together in post, bouncing sunlight with mirrors, a Panasonic P2 riding alongside the RED Raptor, and wire work down a spiral staircase into an old bank&#39;s gold vaults. They also get into writing the script as a love letter to the city, Royd&#39;s mining family roots, locking the music before the edit, and turning a 90 second deliverable into a director&#39;s cut.</p>