- [Potato Jet] So are you nervous?
- I'm very nervous.
- [Potato Jet] (laughing) - You'll be fine, Dude.
- [Potato Jet] Did you sleep?
- No!
- [Potato Jet] You didn't sleep?
- Well I slept a little bit, I guess.
- You have one line, don't forget it.
- I slept for two hours.
- I do, not I don't. - I do, I do.
- That's all you gotta remember.
I got this cable cam, so I was thinking
while you're doing the whole ceremony
I could just have it going zoop, zoop--
- Just have it going like this?
- Over you, and it would be the coolest wedding shot ever.
It'd be a little distracting.
- That'd be a really dope shot.
- These guys looking all fresh.
See, this spot would be so epic to set it up.
We'll set up one spot over there,
and we'll have the cable cam go over to over there.
- I don't think we have time to set it up.
(wedding music)
- [Potato Jet] So what's it like being married, huh?
- It feels good.
- [Potato Jet] Do you feel different?
Do you feel like a married person?
- I feel like I have more bling.
- [Potato Jet] Do you feel more wise?
- Oh, are you talking to me?
- [Potato Jet] Where's your husband?
- [Woman] Husband's in trouble.
- My husband's over there.
- [Potato Jet] He looks very enthusiastic
about this whole situation. (laughs)
We need to put the just married thing on your car.
- [Leslie] Oh, we should have.
- He just gave us permission to decorate his car.
- Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're gonna
go to the store to get stuff.
- All right, cool.
- Okay.
- [Potato Jet] You're gonna regret this so bad.
Who's the best at drawing penises?
Wait, why are you so good at it?
- Dean, I expect a really funny five-minute wedding video.
- [Potato Jet] It's pretty funny, right?
- It better be.
- [Potato Jet] Is this video pretty funny so far?
- I need good cuts.
- Have sex to this song, guys, tonight.
- See this is the type of moments you don't get
in a regular wedding video.
- No, zoomed in while we're trying to leave.
- Earlier, we couldn't find a spot to mount the Wiral,
but here there are plenty of spots.
We just need to find two spots where we could
connect the little string thingy,
and then we can zip the camera back and forth.
So keep your eyes peeled for some spots.
- They're peeled.
♪ You're every step I take. ♪
- We stepped away from the wedding
for a few seconds to get this shot.
I think I can mount the Wiral from this post right here
to that gazebo right there.
I think we could send it through
one of those windows or pillars.
So let's try that real quick.
Retreat, retreat.
They're continuing on with the ceremony,
so we gotta get back there so we don't miss anything.
I'm gonna reel this back in.
This is nice though.
I like that this has this reel.
I feel like I'm fishing.
Okay, we gotta get back to the wedding.
(upbeat music)
- I'm catching it.
(crowd cheers)
- [DJ] Yeah, all right.
(crowd cheers)
(upbeat music)
- All right, attempt number two at the Wiral shot.
Let's go.
All right, we're about to lose the light,
so we're gonna try to get one quick shot
real quick before it's too late.
Here we go, round two.
Oh, check this out, this is perfect.
All right, so the goal is for the camera
to fly from over there into here through these pillars
and end up right there, so let's give it a shot.
Woo hoo hoo hoo, look at this thing
This thing zips.
So all you gotta do is basically hang the camera,
set its end point, so this is as far left
as I want it to go.
Hit that left point, I did the same with the right point.
It should stop right before it hits this thing.
And just in case it does overshoot it,
which it sometimes does, there's this little stopper
right here which should help it slow down faster.
All right, we are rolling on this camera.
So check this out.
Oh, look how fast that thing goes.
All right, so let's try this shot out.
So you stand here.
I'll run next to the camera, come in here,
and then give you a hug, and it'll be all romantic.
We'll play some romantic music and stuff, yeah?
(romantic music)
Ha, how was that?
Was that a cool shot?
This is cool, this is fun.
All right, so now to the important stuff.
We've gotta decorate Jonatan's car,
so we stopped by Party City on the way back.
They're distracted right now.
This is our chance to attack.
What should we write on the window?
- Just married.
- I think we should write just married
on our way to go do stuff.
What are you doing? (laughs)
We gotta convert that into something else.
Says look away, she's taken.
(upbeat music)
- [Interviewer] Why are your pants a different color, dude?
- Why?
Because I was doing this dance step.
- [Interviewer] You ripped your pants?
- Yeah, I did, it was too tight.
- [Interviewer] You just danced too hard, man.
- Yes.
- You go all out.
- Because I'm fabulous.
- Let's see your drawing.
- [Interviewer] Have you seen the decor we did on your car?
- What, you guys decorate?
No, you did not.
- [Man] You have not seen it?
- No, did you really decorate the car?
- [Man] I told them they could.
- You're lying.
Oh, my God, did you guys really decorate that?
Taken, look away.
You guys, this is so cute.
- [Interviewer] That used to be a penis,
but I modified it.
- You guys did a good job of modifying it.
Just married on our way to (laughs).
- [Interviewer] Start making babies.
- You guys are too sweet, oh my God.
I love you all.
- [Interviewer] I'm glad she said the word sweet.
Because I'd be like, "You guys are a bunch of assholes."
Steve got his tailgate stolen this morning, so yeah.
- Yeah, and if I find who did it,
I have a machete waiting for them.
- [Interviewer] (laughs) Bye, Steve.
- [Steve] Bye-bye.
- [Interviewer] Hey, leave that window up
so people know that you're taken.
- Oh, you're right.
- Or else people are gonna try to hit on you.
- We're putting it up, we're putting it up.
- [Interviewer] People are gonna holler
if you don't leave that up.
- Oh, you're right.
(Interviewer laughs)
- I don't think it's legal for them
to be driving with those balloons.
So now that we've had a little bit of playtime
with this Wiral Lite, let's go over some details.
Now, it retails for 399 US dollars.
And it basically comes with everything you need
to get your camera set up on this cable camera.
Now, I like this thing, it's pretty compact.
And this has 164 feet of cable,
so that's actually pretty long.
And if you're trying to get crazy,
then they sell one that's double the length of this
so about 100 meters.
And they also sent me this travel case,
which is an optional accessory,
but I do like that you can slide everything into here,
pack it up nice and tight.
So I love that, it's one of those accessories
that you can just throw into your trunk
if you think you might want to use it,
and it doesn't take up that much trunk space.
Here's the wire cam itself.
Here's the controller, a little tripod head,
some stoppers, and sort of gaggle of accessories
I just bunched in there.
Well, first impressions, this thing,
I think it's really well-designed.
It's very easy to set up.
All you need to do is find two spots
where you can strap this on to.
It's like a reel, so you can reel it in this way,
but you can also just release it.
Locks into place when you're ready,
so you just snap it and you hook this up to
let's say this log here.
This can go on right here, right here,
and then we just tighten it up.
It kind of feels like setting up a hammock.
Hook it in like that, and just put these arms over.
So after you get it on, it's pretty straightforward.
It's just turn it right to go right,
and then turn it left to go left.
One thing I don't like about it is that it does
tend to sway a little bit.
And also, you don't really have control over the
camera angle, necessarily.
You're just gonna have to fix it on here,
aim it in the direction you're thinking of shooting in,
and hopefully, it gets the shot.
I do have this little dampener thing on here,
which does absorb a little bit of that shock.
But you guys know the Insta360 one X,
which I've made quite a few videos about in the past,
but this might just be the perfect camera
for this wire camera 'cause it records
everything around it and then you just
frame up your shot afterwards.
What's faster, me running or this thing?
(woman laughs)
Carrie just came up with an interesting idea.
From here, we could kinda see our tent right back there.
See that little crack right there?
So if we mount one side to this post,
and the other side into our tent,
can we possibly get a shot to start here
and end up inside the tent?
This might actually work.
(upbeat music)
Oh, that was scary.
It went right past my head.
Well, Carrie really like this thing.
(fingers snap)
- Yes.
- Once you get this thing set up,
you can get some drone-like footage,
and to be honest, most the time
I'm probably going to prefer a drone.
But this definitely has its advantages,
starting from regulations.
It's getting harder and harder every day
to fly a drone recreational.
I mean, look at Canada now.
Recreational flying there is basically gone.
I can't fly a drone here
because I live too close to airports.
And national parks, some of the most beautiful
places on planet Earth, mostly no-fly zone
thanks to that one dude who crashed
into those tourists long time ago.
This is also something that doesn't require much training,
and as long as you set it up correctly,
it's probably a whole lot safer than a drone as well.
At Jonatan's wedding, I really wanted to set
this thing overhead the reception venue at that barn,
and letting this thing float over the party.
That would have been some pretty cool footage,
but I was there as a guest and not a videographer,
so I wasn't trying to get too crazy.
I just couldn't help myself.
I mean, I had my camera with me,
and I also brought my 50 millimeter F1.2.
How could I not pull out my camera in a time like that?
Especially 'cause Sam was gonna be there,
and him with a dance floor, little bit of champagne,
you guys just have to see.
(drum rolls)
- Woo!
(upbeat dance music)
(audience laughs)
- I still can't get over how much fun that wedding was,
and it was also awesome just seeing Jonatan move
to the next stage of his life.
I mean, I met Jonatan eight years ago.
I was director of photography on a feature-length film,
and he came in as an assistant camera.
And since then, we've both grown so much.
I mean, we've shot so many projects together.
We've traveled all over the place.
And he was a big part of this channel, too.
I mean, my first video that got
some pretty decent recognition, he was there.
And he was also there when I broke my arm,
and drove me to the hospital.
And he is the perfect example that hard work pays off.
Interestingly, he got let go from his job
just two months back and right before his wedding,
so he was in a little bit of a panic mode.
But literally, the first job interview he went to
happened to be at Honda USA's headquarters
to make videos for them and he landed the gig.
Him getting let go was probably the best thing
that could have possibly happened to him.
So it's awesome to see that he's moving
into the next stage of his life in a really good spot.
Time to read some comments from my last video
which was about breaking down the movie Terminator 2
and trying to figure out what specifically
was in the story that made it so good.
Top comment was from THEMATT222.
He says, "Next time, please analyze a movie called Up."
I don't really wanna make a video about that movie
for reasons we don't need to get into,
but that was a really, really good movie.
I mean, the first five minute of that movie,
I mean, that's a whole thing that needs
to be studied on its own.
If you guys have seen the movie,
you know what I'm talking about.
David Wise says, "I like this format.
"You should analyze more of the great movies."
Yeah, I think if you're a filmmaker,
and you like making short films
or feature-length films, commercials,
even documentaries, or even vlogs,
understanding a story is obviously
one of the most important things.
And we can do that by watching things that
entertaining us and then trying to study it
and break it down.
So that's what that video was kinda trying to do.
"Well, I always thought you were 6'2".
I wish, my brother is 6'2".
He got all the tall man genes.
But I just look tall because of this low camera angle.
But if I was actually 6'2", I'd look like this.
Hey guys, welcome to the channel.
Oh shoot, my zip, oops.
(slow calm music)