5 MUST KNOW Tips when Working On Set

A Grip is one of the most important and underrated jobs on set, so today we look at 5 tips every grip should know!

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[MrFolder]

That dramatic representation had me dying! lol

[calebhaynes]

There are full length feature films that have failed to convey as much emotion as the "Dramatic Recreation" skit. Great job guys!

[borisangelis]

the "dramatic recreation" was really touching. probably my favourite episode in a long time!

[NatesFilmTutorials]

I finally got a grip on these tips on grip.

[Themeparkfanman]

I watched this before my first day working G&E for free on a feature… that was almost four years ago. This video helped me out so much, along with Griptips. Now I’m joining IATSE Local 728. Thanks Ryan for making this video. I don’t think I’d be where I am today without it.

[Yoyoman]

Dang, send that "Dramatic Recreation" into Sundance or Tribeca or something...

[Wixhael]

My grandpa was a key grip before he retired. He has a crap ton of amazing stories from a lot of the most famous movies of the seventies and eighties. It's cool to see the grips finally getting some love!

[whitepointstarproductions]

"Dramatic Recreation" was actually amazingly made

[TyHamlet]

We were shooting a feature film once and production went way late. it was a mixed set and union peeps were not happy. We were settings up a very long interior steadi cam shot. anyway Justin gets on the radio and in very quirky voice asks "So what you guys shooting here? a real-estate video or something?" everyone laughed and it helped get us through. Also it was my first time on a major set and I was in over my head. Justin was and is one of the nicest guys you will ever meet on a set.

[ImTheDaveman]

More "Justin Jokes" as a feature please. Thank you. LoL. So lame its funny as hell! I love it

[DonovanPresents]

A courtesy flag is such a beautiful thing. I was trying to monitor sound levels remotely in direct sunlight and I used a flag for myself and it helped sooo much. We didn't technically have a grip, but we had a flag kit.

[dharmani_youtube]

That dramatization of knees is exactly​ how it feels! :')

[CovertFilm]

So good. I love hearing tips/how to's about big budget film sets!

[chartokai]

This Film Riot video was particularly amazing! The presentation was so professional and informative that I could have mistaken it for a TV show. The main content had lots of visuals to keep a fast pace of information, the "Justin got jokes" were short and separate enough to not be distracting and the "Dramatic Recreation" was a great display of acting emotion.

[theoryis]

The mini short with the knee pad is one of the reasons why Film Riot will always have my love and appreciating. Y’all legit are going into my end credit thank you’s for all my films!!! Thank u all for the knowledge& inspiration 🙏🏾

[shannon]

Fair play to these guys. They share so much for everyone to better themselves off. There’s a sense of generosity to this channel.

[lucasscott]

Omg this was actually one of my new favorite Film Riot episodes! So funny and actually really helpful :)
Justin's freaking awesome

[swinger]

I start my first day as a grip tomorrow! Trying to learn everything i can as i applied to the job for post production

[Hotshot]

Love the effort put into the little short skits to make them and their tips really stick to memory!!

[StorybyDiego]

That clip in the middle.... YES... SO MUCH YES! Just when I thought it was over... it got better and better!