I love this. I was already going to make one, and now I really have no excuse.

Remyy, that's really cool. I'm going to have to try that. Awesome.

Did your dog succeed in tearing apart that box?

Great video, now I have an excuse to get a new pair of shoes!

hahah i love you rems.
woof woof
meow ^_^

Coooooooooooool!!!!!!!

Your dog was cracking me up, he likes that shoebox.

that was great, thanks.

Must. find. magnifying glass. Must. find. shoebox.

i´ll make one right now...

Dreamy images, very good instructional video, of course the dog was very entertaining too!
Merci!

Rémi!! I did that in fith grade!!! How many nice memories my friend!!! I loved your dog playing with your shoe box...she's adorable!!!

It's the sweetest instructional video.

going to have to try this. thanks for putting this together

This was great, I can't wait to give it a try! Thanks for the fun tutorial.

qu'est ce que ce tutorial est drôle... merci pour le tuyauxe !

hahahahah your list of what you need is great.

aw i cant wait to make one! all i need to find is a magnifying glass now! woot

Ah ah aha ha ! J'en rigole encore. Et merci aussi pour la bonne idée !

i wonder how this would look in...you guessed it...HD!!!

i know everyone on vimeo has an HV20 so now you can all go out and actually use them for something besides instructional videos on how the HV20 works. HAH!

i love this (as usual). will be using this for one sequence in our short film and will very much credit, sire! :D

Great stuff!

Instructive as well as entertaining. Thanks Remyyy!

Nice, I'll have to try it myself as well!
The way you bring it is really creative, fun to watch.

Okies.....gonna run to the store at lunch.

Makes a list:
magnifying glass
tracing paper
artistic vision...............oh wait.....

Thanks for the video, the tripod panning around at the start was an excellent idea, and it was interesting to get a sense of you in the video, too, which I always enjoy when someone is obviously so talented.

That is so creative! Thanks for putting up a tutorial, that was really nice of you!!! And I loved your lil co-star in the video! She's so funny!

AWESOME! I want to make one now. Thanks dude.

hi remyy! that was very entertaining and not boring at all! thanks for that! what camera did you use?

Love the effect - will definitely have to build one!! like a ghetto view-camera, but without the hassle of sheet film. I used to build a lot of homemade camera parts for effects - pinhole with rollfilm backs, or homemade lens on SLR body, etc. Something like this would solve a lot of technical issues (shutter, focusing, light-tightness) by simply shooting the "ground glass" - brilliant! And beautiful. (referencing the videos shot with it...the how-to is good too ;)

Man I really loved this. For a moment I thought it was a camera with some kind of lensbaby attached to it and then some filters in post, but this is so much more.... pure. It's a very wonderful idea. I need to give this a try sometime soon. Thank you for this!

I just watched this again......
Your dog was very entertaining.
Is he a trained actor ?
Your videos are excellent !

I'm new to Vimeo and I just found your videos. I really like your style!! Keep on pushing harder!!

Check out my vids if you have some time. I do a lot of projections and live visuals using video feed back and other effects I get out my DV switcher. I use Avid to edit and I shoot with a Sony VX 2100 using Century lenses, I use the fisheye lens the most. I love distortion and pushing the limits of video. I can't wait to build a shoebox!! Thanks for sharing.
vimeo.com/889201

Excellent tutorial, very clear. And funny too!

Remyyy, this is so wonderful, thank you so much. I love your Dog, it is a Cocker Spaniel, yes? I have just bought one here in the UK, it is a puppy and same colour, makes me laugh they are so intelligent.
Olly

Really cool variation on pinhole photography. It is nice seeing someone taking the effects I'm used to from the analog world - optical and practical effects for film - and applying them to the digital world without using After Effects or any compositing software (as much as I love After Effects!).

Wow! i really loved this video :]
hehe...the ingredients list is hilarious! :]

Ok - so I'm a bit late to the Shoebox party, but I'm totally making one now - has anyone tried to put a 35mm lens on the front?! I'm also thinking about making my box modular with a sliding paper (or Ground glass - might even ad vibration for less grain)... This has become such a project for me thanks for the inspiration!

Awesome - some how I missed that one! (I'm going to start assembling my parts this week, and hope to have a video of my build and my test footage up by next weekend!

will you look at mine and let me know what you think
, i put a box together last night and shot a ver short clip...thanks!

Woooow!!!

Remyyy check out my video I made using an old throw away 35mm camera and a simple mount to a small Sony cam. I am going to try the shoebox - that is awsome man!

vimeo.com/2269990

I was just looking for a solution to my good camera having broken down.. I have to film a project for my MA in London, and thought I will try something with lower resolution cameras. I saw your 'shoebox' a few months ago, by chance and will use the idea. I hope it will work with the project that I am thinking of. It could make it too 'romantic'.. I will post it when it's done. Thanks for sharing your instructions. xx

MA = Master of Arts / postgraduate degree
You can see my last project on myspace.com/birgitdeubner

x

Excellent work Remyyy. Not only was this really informative, it was also really entertaining =]