We got this message a while ago from BlueprintDK -
who wrote to us after the lobster exam:
"Congratulations on passing the exam" - thanks for that -
"How about making a video about how you make your videos?"
We thought, what a great idea!
So we're going in the water again -
and you're going with us -
because today we're making a video -
about how we make our spearfishing videos.
And we thought the occasion called for the very best conditions.
So we teamed up with Danish underwater camera brand Paralenz -
who has the absolute best video quality -
for underwater recording with action cameras, -
in our experience.
And that's not all.
It won't just be Kasper and me filming.
Today we teamed up with a former world champion in blue water spearfishing -
and a few from the Danish national spearfishing team.
I'm sure we'll get some really great shots.
You'll see who all those people are right after the intro.
It looks like we arrived a bit before the others.
For once we're in good time.
That happens rarely.
It gives us some time to talk a bit about -
how we make our spearfishing videos.
Before we go out on a trip -
we try to get an idea about the purpose of the trip, -
what the story is and what it is we want to tell.
Just like the video today is about -
how we make our spearfishing videos -
there has to be a storyline, a red thread, -
something to carry us through the story.
This is very important to us, -
and we try to get an idea about this before we go out.
It's impossible to plan everything ahead on a spearfishing trip -
because we all know that all sorts of things happen all the time.
There can be any number of unforeseen things.
But having an idea about what binds the story together -
is something that we put some energy into.
As said before, this video is about -
how we make spearfishing videos.
We'll be taking you through that.
- Hi! - Hi, Anders.
- Hi, Oliver. - Hi, Anders.
- Hi, I'm Jes. - I'm Kasper
- Hi, Jes - Anders
- Hi - Hi
- Hi, Thomas. - Hi, I'm Jes.
- Hi, Anders. - Hi, Michael.
- Hi, Anders. - Francisco.
- Hi, Kasper. - Hi Kasper, Francisco.
- Welcome to Denmark. - Thank you.
- Finally. - I'm happy to be here.
- Actually I've been here before. - Oh, really?
I studied six months at Copenhagen Business School.
- Oh, you did? - In 1995.
You didn't shoot a cod?
I didn't know there was spearfishing then.
Else I wouldn't have graduated, I'd just -
No, you'd just been hanging out there.
I'm thinking, a spearfisher like you -
living here and not shooting a cod, -
and then you have to fly all the way over now to shoot a cod.
Yeah. That's fine, I love eating cod.
We're here because we film.
We make YouTube videos about us spearfishing.
That's why we're here. But we are absolute rookies.
We only started last year.
- You'll probably have more fun than we will. - Well, maybe.
We usually have a lot of fun.
- Hi, welcome. William. - What's up. Francisco.
- Hello, my name is Jes. - Nice to meet you.
- Oliver. - What's up, Oliver.
We've shown our bag quite a few times in our videos.
This is our camera bag.
First off we have the camera filming now.
It's a new camera, a Sony A7 III
It gives us lots of great footage above water -
and lets us frame our stories like we talked about earlier.
Also, we use our cell phones a lot.
Simply because it is always right in the pocket.
You always have it with you.
And the quality of phone cameras has become so good -
that you might as well use them.
So we do that.
It's damn cold, Kasper.
And we use a gimbal for the phone I talked about before.
You put it in right here -
and it lets you stabilize the image.
That works really great for us.
Part of making videos is to do shots like this -
to get footage of them sailing out.
So, here Anders is at it.
A phone and a gimbal is really great.
Right now Kasper has the microphone -
that we usually plug into the phone.
It's Røde's VideoMic Me, -
and you just plug it into the audio jack -
to get better sound.
Right now he's walking around down there, talking to the guys.
- I'm not bringing a lot.
Can you tell me what you'll be bringing up today?
Well, I guess we'll just have some cod.
Sure, but have many will you take per shot today, on average?
Surpassing three would be really nice.
- I think so, too. - Three cods in one shot.
Look at those beasts! Three, fucking Danish record, in one shot!
Three in one shot!
Yeah! Look at those beasts!
Double shot!
Two for one's price.
Look at the tails!
We're going to Ryggen bank where the cod are in the open -
so we're taking some really big harpoons with us.
Yeah, I saw that Francisco had brought some.
If they're sized like bluefin tuna we'll take them too.
We will, sure, why not.
- If we should stumble on one. - That'd be reasonable.
For filming under the surface -
we've used GoPros in our earlier videos.
We have a GoPro 5 and a GoPro 4.
We've always had two cameras -
so there would be one on me and one on Kasper.
We like to use the setting 1440p -
when recording with GoPros, because it gives a larger image.
And we can always crop it for HD -
and have just what we want within the frame.
It captures more -
and getting the action is easier.
And of course we have lots of extra batteries.
We always put the camera on the mask, as our first priority.
We also do handheld filming.
We designed our own mount for that.
This is a design which Kasper has made, 3D printed and assembled.
We made it in an earlier video which we'll link in the description -
so you can see how we made this mount if you want.
This is really good.
It stabilizes the picture.
We can hold it above or below, -
or use it behind if we want to film ourselves like this.
It gives us a lot of creative freedom regarding how we film.
We also try to film the environment we're in.
The bottom and the surroundings, -
to show where we are.
And this works really well with handheld filming.
We put a camera on the harpoon mainly to capture the shot.
Or we disarm it and turn it around -
using it like a selfie stick.
We have a mount to place on the bottom.
We used this mount on our lobster trip -
with Jesper Appel, up in Limfjorden.
We put this one with a lead weight next to it, -
and a line going up to the buoy, -
and that gave us a third person view on the bottom.
Very useful.
This is really just the top of the box you get your camera in.
But today we got a major upgrade.
Because we got -
I don't know how many Paralenz cameras.
That means we can put these cameras on all the guys in different angles.
Paralenz has a lot of cool mounts.
Like, for example -
on this mask, where you can put it on the side.
Normally we're swimming with a GoPro on the top of the mask
That's what I usually do.
But that's very annoying -
because you bump it into all kinds of things.
That does not happen when it's on the side.
Kasper will get a Paralenz on the side of his mask today -
to see how that works.
And we'll also give Paralenz to the entire squad.
That will be so great.
I'm really looking forward to see -
the material they return with -
so we can edit that.
We'd like you to film in 60 fps.
We like to use slow motion, speed ramps and things like that.
That's always best. It depends on visibility though.
More frames means a poorer light.
If we can do it that'd be preferable.
You can fold it out, and the camera will float.
And you can switch this one all the way out -
and you put this on the back of your belt
- That's so awesome! - You get your entire body that way.
- That's really awesome. - That way you can see everything you do.
It's much greater than just seeing a small bit, like "there was a fish there".
That's more or less our equipment -
and how we set up our cameras -
and how we film.
Now we're putting it into practice,
we're getting in the water.
I see the others are getting impatient because I'm slow it seems -
but I thought this was an important point -
about how we make our videos.
I'll pack up here, hurry down to them and suit up.
Hey, what's up! You caught anything?
We haven't gone out yet.
- No? - Not yet, we're headed down there.
We have a whole squad waiting down there.
Better get to it then.
You're the ones behind Ideart?
Yeah, that's us.
- Your videos are great. - Thank you!
You've had a look at it?
Yeah, I have. I dive myself.
- That's great. - I work just here, -
and sometimes I go in the water before work starts.
Nice talking to you!
I've had some issues with cramps.
Kingfish has helped a lot with that.
Today I got some new shorter fins -
that I'll try out today.
Last times we tried the split fins -
and the long soft fins.
And now Morten has got me some short and soft fins -
which we hope will help me get rid of the cramps.
We're trying that today.
But that's not what this video is about.
It's about getting out there -
and make a spearfishing video, -
and show you how we do that.
I just want to point out that I'm the only one who has a fish.
- Did you catch anything? - I sure did.
- What?? - Yup.
Why didn't you say that?
I wanted it to be a surprise.
- You want to see my fish? - Yeah!
Come and see my fish then.
I'll just warn you that you might want to sit down when I show it
so its size doesn't make you fall over in amazement.
- Sounds like it's not very large. - It's huge.
Where did it go now? It's somewhere down here.
Look at this now.
It's somewhere here.
Ta-da!
A flounder.
That's nice.
Did you get it on camera?
I think it's on two cameras in fact.
Two cameras?
Yeah, I had one on the harpoon and one on the mask.
Well done, Kasper! Knock!
- Putting it on your social media as well? - Yeah, exactly.
- I posted a story. - Oh, an Instagram story.
- Yeah. - Where can we follow you?
On my YouTube channel, and on my Instagram.
They're both my name, Francisco Loffredi.
L-o-f-f-r-e-d-i.
We'll link it in the description below.
Yeah, man!
It's a little bit cold, but I'm not gonna die.
And it's beautiful.
It's a new ocean, new fish.
That's what I enjoy in spearfishing.
Did you see any cod?
- No, I saw the flounders. - You saw the flounders.
Yeah, I saw three -
but I wasn't sure in the beginning if I should shoot them or not.
They taste great.
Yeah, once you guys told me, of course, -
I didn't see any more of them.
Well, that's how it is.
Spearfishing videos shouldn't be just shooting fish.
- No. - You've got to tell the whole story, -
and the best way to end the story -
is with the cooking, because that's what spearfishing is all about.
Yeah, you've got to let the pictures tell the story -
about why you're actually going in the water.
Yeah, and interpret what's going on for the public.
- Yeah. - For the layman, he doesn't know.
So you've got to contextualize.
And I think that's my merit on my videos.
My videos are cool for people that don't spearfish.
We're trying the same thing, basically, because we're new -
so we're making videos that other people
who haven't been in or are complete rookies can enjoy.
That's how spearfishing will gain the world.
- If we talk to the non-spearfishing public. - Yeah.
- You feel right at home, right? - I feel right at home.
I'm sure we'll get a lot of great shots from this trip,
from many different angles.
We have a Paralenz on everyone in the water.
And we'll se how it looks when we're in the editing studio.
We'll have something to eat, and see you in the water.
It's always a good idea to dive before you reach the wreck -
because the current draws you this way.
So if you dive down where Oliver is now -
chances are you'll touch down behind the buoy line -
or behind the wreck, unless you swim a bit sideways-forward at the same time.
Francisco and Oliver are here, -
it seems they found a large cod there.
Anders is here, trying to film them.
We can't follow them down there.
What's the depth here, William?
16 meters to the bottom here.
And there's a lot of current.
Yeah.
He'd just disappear into the dark.
It looks so crazy.
I'll film when they get back up from down there -
hopefully with some cod.
- And we get sound from this one. - Sound from there.
And they're both carrying cameras.
We've got cameras all over the place here.
It seems it was a false alarm.
It might even have been one of their own old harpoon spears.
They're hunting their own spears now.
I'm not sure what to take from this.
It's good to be out with the elite.
I'm the only man with a fish on the boat.
It's a tiny little fish -
but it's the only one.
- That's great. Good job. - Thanks!
I'll lie down there, and you'll come gliding down.
We'll come out, and you can swim up from underneath.
So when you get up and break the surface we film it from way down.
Great, that'll be an awesome shot.
I look forward to it.
You like the sightseeing?
Yeah, this is cool.
Yeah, with the wind turbines.
It was fun.
A learning experience, a new sea, new fish -
It was great.
I didn't land a cod.
I wanted to shoot and eat my own cod.
But it's gonna happen. Not today.
- We're gonna do it next time, right? - Yeah.
Let's do that.
You know, if we go out and the fish is always there -
it's not fishing, it's agriculture.
You plant and then you go pick.
So it's part of the game.
It's cool, and I'm happy.
- But we had a fun day. - Yeah, it was a great day.
Great!
We had fun, too.
Very nice to meet you.
Let's be in touch, do videos and stuff.
Perfect, and if I can help more with the videos, I'm in.
That's cool.
Nice to meet you, hope I see you tomorrow.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you, too.
Later, guys. Thank you. Tak!
Bye bye.
Have a nice shower -
I hope you get warm again.
Even if you have lots of experience you won't catch a fish every time.
- No. - That just how it is.
Yeah, they're hiding somewhere else. You can't know that.
That's how it is.
It's important to show that there are null trips.
- Yeah. - Null trips for some, alright.
There are some who just keep hauling up fish, Anders.
I've had no null trips either.
- It was really nice to meet you. - You too!
- I'll see you, it was great. - It was, and nice to meet you.
Thanks for today, it was great.
It was great to make this video, -
and a lot of fun.
I hope you got something out of it.
I hope you found it interesting -
to get a glimpse of how we make these videos.
That's what spearfishing is about for me.
I love being out shooting and filming, -
as much as I love shooting with the harpoon.
On my part I do spearfishing to be able to tell the story about it,
filming, editing and all those things.
Now I'm just looking forward to going home and editing this video -
that we've spoken so much about now.
You've already seen it when watching this clip.
But I'm saying it anyway.
And it's this love of videos and storytelling -
that we're taking with us when spearfishing.
Thank you to the entire team going with us today.
Thanks to Paralenz -
for putting cameras at our disposal, -
and for help in organizing all this.
And thanks to Kingfish, who helped me with my fins yesterday.
I didn't get cramps today, so that was a huge improvement -
to get some shorter fins that are also soft.
So thanks a lot for that.
I won the day, besting the entire world elite.
Good job!
Ideart's still in the game.
When it comes to flatfish we're good.
We're the resident experts on flatfish.
It's the only thing we know how to do.
- Yeah. - Still.
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