When I worked with DIT Guava on Alien Earth,
It's over. 8EP, so I'm going to post a behind-the-scenes picture as a part memory.
We do the part of the assistant Dit (digital image technician) is the person who wires the image, allows Dit to have a live feed, every camera to shoot, no matter where it is taken. There must make him work. And he is a child walking rice to deliver water to eat. See Ma, the assistant really, and also watch over + moving + connecting the car lines of the video village. (Do together with another friend, he is the assistant of Qtake play back)
DIT. His name is Ryan. He supervises all the visual techniques by controlling the camera, adjusting the exposure of the camera. He likes to sit with a large cart with a lot of monitors. He likes to be near the shooting site to see the image directly from the camera and is the right hand man for Dop (Director of photography). To make decisions that make the shooting then go well. Each day, Ryan adjusts the data of any shot taken through a Livegrade bulging. Every adjustment of his will occur at all the monitors (the video village), where the entire team will see the same image. Mood And the tone of the movie is in the same direction.
After recounting the rough work, you will continue to share the rough work experience as well.
Obstacles encountered and adaptation
🗣️ "language."
Accept to be a person who listens to English only know enough. After really working with foreigners for a total period of almost half a year, because if you don't know about it, you can't work together, so you have to force yourself to understand what he says. Until now, really developed more, start listening to English more.
🧠 "unknown device."
Some devices in Thailand are not widespread or not even at all, so have to learn and get to know as quickly as possible, because we really have to use it when filming. Anything that does not know must be asked is not correct, then ask first. Use body language at all is considered to be struggling. 🤣
But finally, until the end. Thank you for the opportunity that I didn't think I would do it once in my life. 🫰🏻
























































































