Sidemen vs Mr Beast $1,000,000 Challenge! (UNSEEN FOOTAGE)

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Behind the scenes of Sidemen vs Mr Beast, showing my tech set-up for their latest Sidemen Sunday video!
Big thanks to Hollyland for sponsoring this video and making it possible!
Check out some of their wireless transmitters and receivers we used on the shoot here:
👉 Hollyland Mars 4K: go.alex.live/hollylandmars4k
👉 Hollyland Mars M1: go.alex.live/hollylandmarsm1
👉 Hollyland Mars 400S Pro: go.alex.live/hollyland400spro
The full Sidemen vs Mr Beast $1,000,000 Challenge Video:
🎥 • SIDEMEN VS MR BEAST $1...
Kon's RU-vid channel:
🎥 / konstantinbts
My Full Kit List (inc all Blackmagic & Hollyland kit from this video):
👉 kit.co/alexpettitt
Book a One-To-One session with me:
👉 alex.live/consulting
Note: The above links are affiliate links. It basically means I earn a small commission when you use my link to buy the product, but costs you no extra. It helps me to keep making videos. So thanks :)
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16 окт 2022

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Комментарии : 33

@AlexPettitt Год назад

If you enjoyed this video, please hit that subscriber button. We're so close to 40K!! Who would you like to see me do a behind the scenes with next??

@nelsonzhang1369 Год назад

Wow just fantasic behind the scenes. THe most Blackmagic camera I've seen deployed like this.

@skylarlaurey7240 Год назад

Subscribed!

@pgsm15 Год назад

Love seeing you involved with Vikk, the sidemen, etc 👏🏾 Great work, keep it up

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Cheers Philip! Yeah it was great working with the whole team on this one! Such a good day. Glad you enjoyed the video

@GabrielOree Год назад

Dope stuff man! Your videos are very informative and easy to understand!!

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Thanks Gabriel, glad you enjoyed it!

@IainSlater Год назад

Spectacular work! When the best need something doing right they go to the best.

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Thanks buddy 🙌

@wenprodutora3585 Год назад

Sensational video, no doubt... I'm migrating to blackmagic cameras, and previously I used sony cameras connected to my atem extreme sending the HDMI in 4k, but since blackmagic can only send 1080p, using this blocker I lose the functions of integrating the devices , but I can send a 4k signal to my ATEM as I did with my Sony?

@jekkt Год назад

great video

@Alapaap Год назад

Eyyyy nice one!

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Thanks!!

@MrTechTok Год назад

looks good. Using the hollyview M1 and 400s on my bmpcc rig too. Good combo

@AlexPettitt Год назад

How you finding the M1 so far?

@MrTechTok Год назад

@@AlexPettitt like the ease of use and all in one design. Pairing was good too. A bit laggy using Wi-Fi to transmit though and wished it was brighter. But overall good package

@sisigpapi Год назад

Super cool!

@Nick-HBC Год назад

What brand fiber optic HDMI cables were you using?

@diegodavila9356 Год назад

Incredible Job Alex!!!! Where can i found the CEC destroyer? I'm dreaming about this solutions for months.

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Thanks Diego! I got mine from Amazon: amzn.to/3eFmtmu Try searching CEC Destroyer or CEC Less Adapter :) Hope this helps

@diegodavila9356 Год назад

Thank you again. With CEC destroyer I will not controll the color or the camera setting by the atem, is it right? But I will rec on camera in pro res.

@AlexPettitt Год назад

@@diegodavila9356 That is correct. The CEC adapter block ALL return signals from the ATEM, including Tally, camera control etc :) It tricks the camera into thinking its not plugged into an ATEM, but just a basic monitor for example

@RyanSomerfield Год назад

Nice work mate! I am curious the reasoning for going fiber HDMI vs SDI? Yes it would have meant converters on each cameras but much more robust cabling for cameras? Both certainly work, just curious to your thought process :)

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Great question! Mainly came down to the facts of a mix of 1) Getting hold of enough converters in time. 2) Getting hold of a Multiview 16 which we were looking at using. 3) Turned out to be much more expensive to go the SDI route. But 4, and probably more importantly.... Keeping everything SDI meant that we had a much more simple setup and so we could strike each set quicker and instal the next one faster :) The Fiber HDMI's were also solid as a rock thankfully, even over 100 meters :)

@RyanSomerfield Год назад

@@AlexPettitt Yeah cool, makes sense! HDMI just scares the heck out of me ;)

@AlexPettitt Год назад

@@RyanSomerfield Haha you're not alone there! I did a lot of stress testing with the cables before hand and luckily we also had spares ready to go incase of any issues :)

@themanfromgoteborg Год назад

What brand of HDMI fiber cables did you use?

@keshavkoshal Год назад

Hi which Go Pros do you guys use? Thanks in advance

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Thats a good question. Don't know for sure as Kon organised those, but I believe it was a mixture of models.

@ONtvChannels Год назад

Alex you say 'one mile of fibre optic cables' - surely you are talking about HDMI fibre cables, or have I missed something? great piece by the way - well done, John.

@AlexPettitt Год назад

Good question John! Yeah referring to Fiber Optic HDMI Cables when talking about the cables. We had a mixture of 100m and 50m runs per camera, depending on their placement :)

@ONtvChannels Год назад

@@AlexPettitt Thanks Alex, where in the UK do you purchase your HDMI Fibre cables? Are they 2 way or one?