Why Filmmakers Sacrifice Themselves for a Music Video

<p>▶ Find Inspiration and develop your ideas with Frame Set:</p><p>https://go.frameset.app/4ybXaeI</p><p><br></p><p>▶ About This Episode:</p><p>Director Ádám Halmos joins Dylan Hahn to the podcast to break down his music video for Brumiko&#39;s &quot;Sör, Unicum,&quot; which features Hungarian film legend Reviczky Gábor, Ádám&#39;s own childhood cinema hero. Ádám explains shooting his first ever project on 16mm film with only 40 minutes of stock, wrangling horses and motorcycles inside an active quarry, rebuilding a prop heart in VFX after the real one looked fake on camera, and trusting DP Fabó Tóth&#39;s eye on a black and white monitor that was hard to see. He also gets into directing without the safety net of digital playback, casting for real chemistry between his actors, and what it meant to work alongside one of Hungary&#39;s most legendary performers.</p>