Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Description:
Joe Pesci (Russ) gets mad at De Niro (Frank) in my cinematic recreation of Scorsese’s The Irishman, built entirely within the RDR2 game engine as an artistic film study.
This isn't gameplay; it's in-game cinematography. I spent hundreds of hours meticulously crafting this short film to analyze and honor the directing style of Martin Scorsese, using Grand Theft Auto V as my "director's sandbox". Every frame is a study in film theory and post-production mastery, not simple "Let's Play" content.
Artistic & Technical Methodology (EDSA Context):
This content is submitted under the Educational, Documentary, Scientific, or Artistic (EDSA) exception to YouTube's community guidelines.
Intention: To educate viewers on advanced in-game filmmaking techniques and the specific directorial choices of Martin Scorsese.
Technique: Production required ~10 hours for every 30 seconds of footage. Footage was recorded at 60fps and slowed to 63% for a natural 24fps cinematic feel. Sound mastering in Adobe Premiere Pro to -14 LUFS.
Disclaimer: This is a non-monetized fan project for educational purposes. The underlying story uses nameless, ambient characters to create an original narrative; it does not promote real-world violence.
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#RDR2 #MartinScorsese #TheIrishman #InGameCinematography #filmstudy #ScorseseStyle #RDR2Cinematic #VideoEditing #FairUse
Description:
Joe Pesci (Russ) gets mad at De Niro (Frank) in my cinematic recreation of Scorsese’s The Irishman, built entirely within the RDR2 game engine as an artistic film study.
This isn't gameplay; it's in-game cinematography. I spent hundreds of hours meticulously crafting this short film to analyze and honor the directing style of Martin Scorsese, using Grand Theft Auto V as my "director's sandbox". Every frame is a study in film theory and post-production mastery, not simple "Let's Play" content.
Artistic & Technical Methodology (EDSA Context):
This content is submitted under the Educational, Documentary, Scientific, or Artistic (EDSA) exception to YouTube's community guidelines.
Intention: To educate viewers on advanced in-game filmmaking techniques and the specific directorial choices of Martin Scorsese.
Technique: Production required ~10 hours for every 30 seconds of footage. Footage was recorded at 60fps and slowed to 63% for a natural 24fps cinematic feel. Sound mastering in Adobe Premiere Pro to -14 LUFS.
Disclaimer: This is a non-monetized fan project for educational purposes. The underlying story uses nameless, ambient characters to create an original narrative; it does not promote real-world violence.
Connect & Learn More:
🔔 Subscribe for more RDR2 cinematic shorts & "making-of" documentaries!
#RDR2 #MartinScorsese #TheIrishman #InGameCinematography #filmstudy #ScorseseStyle #RDR2Cinematic #VideoEditing #FairUse
