Andy Gilleand | Andy plays Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (Part 4/4) @AndyGilleand | Uploaded 8 years ago | Updated 12 hours ago
I will be streaming The Nathan Drake Collection over the next few days. Check out the movies I made of the Uncharted series:
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also take a look at all the other video game movies I've made:
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I will be streaming The Nathan Drake Collection over the next few days. Check out the movies I made of the Uncharted series:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBAF6C25C590C7FE5
also take a look at all the other video game movies I've made:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMB_lYcuWDU0ZiK4cZz5QdVNOX4W3iS3R
Subscribe for more movies!
![God of War [2018] (The Movie)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oXxsnjz8MUE/hqdefault.jpg "God of War [2018] (The Movie)
The story of the 2018 God of War game, edited into a movie. Kratos and his son, Atreus must journey across the world of Norse mythology in order to fulfill a promise...
Sorry about all the technical difficulties in getting this released on time. Thankfully, everything is fixed now!
For those of you unfamiliar with my work, I take the stories of video games and attempt to turn them into movies that would be enjoyable and understandable whether you play the game or not. Where some people may just compile cutscenes, I realize that is simply not enough information to understand the story, so I include as much gameplay as necessary to avoid plot holes and keep the story flowing nicely. I also try to, whenever possible, treat myself like the director, camera operator, and actor. While not always possible, I try to play as if I were on a movie set, rather than just playing a game the way I normally would. If walking is more appropriate, I slow down. If certain camera movements might look better than just whipping the camera around, I try to do that whenever possible. If the character wouldnt actually know where to go next, I try to control their movements as if they were figuring it out, even though I already know what to do.
I also focus on removing elements on screen that make it super obvious that youre watching it a game instead of a hollywood movie, such as button prompts, gameplay objectives, chapter titles, etc. Some of these Im not always able to remove, but I removed nearly every button prompt, and most gameplay objective boxes as well. I was able to remove a few, but not most chapter titles, simply because they covered a large portion of the center of the screen. Immersive mode in the settings helped a lot, but I did need to utilize visual effects and other editing techniques to remove the rest.
This was a much bigger process than I expected it to be. The movie ended up being quite long, and there were a lot more button prompts and other things leftover that I wanted to remove to ensure the most cinematic experience possible. This project required nearly 500 VFX shots, spanning over 50,000 frames total. I worked on this movie for 4 months, which was one of my longest movie projects to date.
If you like the movie, please support the developers if you can by buying the game, and make sure to subscribe so you are able to know when I upload a new movie. If youre interested in supporting me further, I also have a Patreon here:
https://www.patreon.com/morphinapg
Every supporter there will have access to near daily production updates on all of my movies, with a ton of information about whats happening behind the scenes. Supporters who pledge $5 or more will also gain access to the original high quality downloadable versions of my movies, which include much higher bitrates and often include 5.1 surround sound as well.
#GodofWar #VideoGameMovie #PlayStation")
![[HDR Version] Marvels Spider-man (The Movie)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qB8A5ETZjEo/hqdefault.jpg "[HDR Version] Marvels Spider-man (The Movie)
Initially I had issues getting HDR to work, but after a lengthy session with Youtubes Creator Support, it is finally working! Enjoy :)
Insomniacs critically acclaimed 2018 game, Marvels Spider-man, edited into a movie. Stay tuned during the credits for a special treat (but this is a Marvel movie so you knew that)
If youre unfamiliar with what I do, my goal is to try to translate the story of the games I like into movie format, making them enjoyable whether you have played the game or not, or even if you dont play video games at all. There are plenty of great stories out there that a lot of people wont see because they dont play video games, and I hope to make these movies in a way where anybody can fully understand and enjoy.
But even if you do play games, these movies offer an experience that can change the way you view the story as well. When playing the game, youll likely be splitting the story up into several different play sessions, so you probably wont remember all of the details of the story from start to end. While this movie may be too long for a single sitting for some people, its still likely to keep the story fresher in your mind than when playing the game. I always notice new things when working on and watching my movies.
Unlike some channels, I dont just slap together all of the cutscenes and call it a day. Doing that simply wouldnt give you the full story, and this isnt just a compilation of scenes, its a full movie. I include whatever gameplay I feel is necessary to tell the story, and do it in a way thats enjoyable. I will cut down wherever I can, but I wont cut down so much as to cause plot holes or confusion for the viewer, and I try to make sure my cuts maintain a good pacing as well.
Normally I usually also go the extra mile and try to remove on screen HUD elements, whether via game settings, editing, mods, or VFX. While there were a few settings which minimized the number of on screen elements visible in this game, there were still a LOT left over, and unfortunately the frequency, placement, and nature of the button prompts and other HUD elements simply made it impossible to remove. While there were a few small things I did here and there, most of the HUD remains intact in this one. Some suggested using letterbox to hide them, but I tried this too and it simply did not work. Things pop up all over the screen, the HUD moves around, and doing so would also eliminate verticality and block out spider-man a lot of the time. It just wouldnt be a good solution. So unfortunately I wasnt able to remove the HUD this time, but hopefully developers will offer more options in the future to make this more doable. I love the customizeability of Horizon Zero Dawn for example, or the full out No HUD mode in Uncharted 4 (hoping for the same in TLOU2)
Thank you for watching, and make sure to subscribe if you want to know when I upload more movies. If you want to support me further, I also have a Patreon as I mentioned earlier:
https://www.patreon.com/AndyGilleand
Every supporter gets access to near daily updates during the production of the movie, with estimates for movie length and release date given with every update. I also have higher tiers that allow for downloading the full quality versions of my movies, HDR downloads, and even early access to an earlier cut of my movies while Im still working on them.
#Marvel #SpiderMan #VideoGameMovie")
