Good morning, good people. Good afternoon and some of y'all. Welcome back to the channel. If you're new here, consider here to subscribe. Today I'm going to show you how I shot this car accident scene for a client. Roll the video. You recording? All right, let's get down to business. So first things first, if you are going to shoot any type of car accident, any type of car scene, you want to look for, you know, some unpopulated places for us. I did a little driving around. I found this commerce park that had a couple of nice buildings, but it cleared out after five o'clock and thought it was just perfect for what we're looking to do here. I ended up hiring my friend Victoria to be your model, aka the person that's going to get in the car accident. So me, her got in the car and we pretty much just drove around the parking lot as a capture bureau shot. So did things of like, you know, close up her hands, close up her face, all different types of shots that I could use to pretty much help build a story. So next thing we did here, we pretty much got both cars lined up in the intersection where it was going to have the car accident happen. And the way we did this, it had the black Honda, it gets super close up to the driver's side door and then had Veronica have her hands up against the car and they want to call the action should actually move back and have her hand in the steering wheel. And they want to also want to call it actually don't have Gabe hit the car on reverse. So then when it actually brought the car into post reduction, it would actually look like the cars coming towards her. So we're going to use a tripod to pretty much stitch two shots together where we're going to have Veronica driving this way as if she was going to run the red light and then we're going to have Gabe come down this way. And since we're using a tripod and post reduction, we're able to stitch both of the shots together to look like they're actually about to cry. Perfect. Do I have backup? Yeah. And we're going to have you go Gabe. So we're going to have to go to the other side of the corner. Perfect. Do I have backup? Yeah. And we're going to have you go Gabe. So pretty much I ended up moving the camera and this is a mistake that when you're stitching the shots is that the camera moves. It's easier for you to redo the shot now than have to try to fix it in post because it was very small side adjustment but it makes a really big difference when you're actually sitting down and editing. Ready? Three. Two. One. Action. Perfect. Do one more. You're doing great. So for recap, you're going to have two cars super close to each other. You're going to have one of them reverse backwards, three close up shots and then you're going to have a camera setter and a tripod and capture both cars going through towards each other at separate times and then pretty much stitch everything together and post. Had some sound effects cut right before impact and you have something that looks like this. Now if you're new to the channel consider hitting subscribe. I do a little bit of everything about video production, working small businesses. I'd love to know what you want to learn next. Leave it in the comments and like I said if you're new hit subscribe. Make sure to smash the like button. I'll see you guys next time. Bye.