Can I Make a Movie in One Shot?

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[isabel]

"Utoya" is a 1h30m film based on real events and its done in only one shot, i really recommend!!

[haleypham]

We are being FED well with content from Isaac Carlton 🌯🍕🍖🥓🥘🧆🍝🍿

[Vintoneuler]

as soon as I saw the title I thought of 1917. crazy that 2.5 hr movie only has 35 cuts...

[elijahellisofficial]

I can’t stop watching this!! Get this video to 1 million views!!

[WhoIsThisIDontKnow-bn]

10:59 Rare footage of the camera man, holding an iphone and creating this video with Isaac

[chimee]

Ngl his YouTube strategy is kinda genius because you watch the video and then have to see another video too see the final movie so he gets double the amount of views.

[jjj]

tip of advice. always have a backup of all breakaway props or magnetically assembled pieces of a reusable one

[jujhar.]

Been looking forward to watching this one, lol. Just saw it in my watch later 🔥

[joshturner]

Yo dude, love your videos! Please keep them coming 🙏🏻 I was actually an extra on 1917. Can confirm that 8 minute long take took tonnes of attempts to get right haha. Funnily enough, a lot of the easier scenes of just the 2 mains walking through trenches actually took longer. One 4 minute scene took us about 3 full days to film (we’re on set for about 15-16 hours per day!). It could be something as simple as an extra facing the wrong direction when sitting down at the very end of the take, and the whole scene had to be reset. Plus, the weather kept changing so it became a continuity nightmare. We all had a blast though, plenty of memories on that set. And to see a master at work in Sam Mendes was surreal.

[WeaselnHecktor]

Wow this was such a cool video! I love your guys' creativity!

[Ki-KisWorld]

I just watched it, and I wasn’t even thinking it was one shot because it was so good. It was like the best non-talking short film I’ve ever seen.😅

[PrintzPictures]

Isaac, by the off chance you’re reading this. You don’t even realize how inspiring you are to watch, as filmmaker wanna be myself. It’s nice to see someone on YT share the same passion. ❤

[GoatedEdits]

I went to a film school, and our fist assignment was a mise en' scen, which involves no audio or cuts (Its also one full scene), so you can make a audience understand the film visually. You defenitely can, but it is hard to go without cuts, because everything needs to go perfectly in a take, so you won't take so long to reset the shot.

[sxmqua]

love seeing all the collabs going on in this video too

[therealgamereak]

BRO I ALSO WATCHED 1917 AND WANTED TO MAKE A MOVIE IN ONE SHOT !! I was waiting for this video since ago. Thank you Issac, keep on making movies, I'll hope one day you'll be on the big screen ;) !

[gamerulverdeLLL-alt]

If i could travel back in time i would do it just to send this channel to my younger self

This is just amazing!

[JJBrosEntertainment]

I mean 1917 is one of my favorite films. there were I think 49 cuts in the whole movie. That's a bout a cut every five minutes. Which is crazy to me. Love that u decided to do this yourself. Your videos always feel so original and entertaining,

[RobTFilms]

This guy is the MrBeast of making random short films on YouTube

[Caroline_Tyler]

I have the German film "Victoria" - a full length movie made in one take no cuts, no 'hidden' cuts. It was shot over a night with multiple locations. It took 3 attempts to actually get it right. Well recommended.

[MythicStrike.official]

Bro has the best friends ever, my friends wouldn't spend 30 minutes with me filming anything 😥