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Shira Lazar visits Corridor Digital during a Partners Project shoot, then joins friends in Venice and looks at a phone lens attachment. The vlog captures a snapshot of the creators’ work and early smartphone photography accessories.
- 1Inside Corridor DigitalShira visits the group’s workspace and asks about its filmmaking.
- 2A growing channelThe creators report their subscriber count and describe their videos.
- 3A phone lensA friend introduces an attachment with several lens modes.
- 4A close-up viewThe demonstration switches among wide and macro views.
Conclusiones
- Shira visits Corridor Digital while filming Partners Project.
- The creators describe their action and visual-effects videos.
- They report their subscriber count at the time of the 2011 visit.
- A friend demonstrates fisheye, wide and macro views using a phone lens attachment.
- The price mentioned is historical and specific to the conversation.
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Digital filmmakers
Shira visits Corridor Digital in Los Angeles. The creators discuss their videos and audience.
In a 2011 vlog, Shira Lazar visits Corridor Digital in downtown Los Angeles while shooting an episode of Partners Project. She shows the group’s workspace and describes the team’s constant editing and digital filmmaking.
The creators say their YouTube channel has grown to about 520,000 subscribers. Asked what viewers will find, they point to action videos and visual effects. Shira and the group joke about the channel’s audience.
An evening in Venice
Shira joins friends at a street gathering. One friend shows her a phone lens attachment.
Later, Shira is in Venice for a Friday street gathering with food trucks and friends. She notices a lens attached to a friend’s iPhone and asks how it works.
Her friend says the attachment offers fisheye, wide and macro views and mentions a price of $60 at the time. He shows the fisheye effect and changes the lens to demonstrate the other views.
Fisheye, wide and macro
The friend demonstrates the lens modes and mentions its price at the time. Shira reacts to the close-up view.
The pair examine a macro close-up, and Shira calls it a piece of technology for their Friday gathering. The price and availability mentioned are part of the historical 2011 conversation.
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