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Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2021 3:18 pm
by cabeca
Hey guys!
I have seen some vídeos with people sinking or drowning in deep ball pits. And I have liked of what I have seen.
Someone more have more vídeos like this?
https://youtu.be/i2hGlb4jRRcCabeca from Brazil
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2021 9:50 pm
by mateufav
Great video, It could give also some idea to video producers to explore this option
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2021 5:36 pm
by DangerGirl
I can tell you from experience that the foam pits you find in gymnastics studios can be a lot like that, too.
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2021 11:05 pm
by Duncan Edwards
DangerGirl wrote:I can tell you from experience that the foam pits you find in gymnastics studios can be a lot like that, too.
Thinking the same thing. I'm no gymnast but had a friend who ran a gym and I tried the foam pit. That's a workout by itself.
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2021 6:52 pm
by Mynock
"How'd you get fired from Chuck E Cheese?"
"I overfilled the ball pit and an entire birthday party was never seen again...."
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Sat Jul 17, 2021 10:04 pm
by cabeca
mateufav wrote:Great video, It could give also some idea to video producers to explore this option
I think that would be a great idea and cheaper.
Watch beautiful models stuck in a deep ball pit would be great!
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2021 1:05 am
by Fred588
cabeca wrote:mateufav wrote:Great video, It could give also some idea to video producers to explore this option
I think that would be a great idea and cheaper.
Watch beautiful models stuck in a deep ball pit would be great!
I hope you will not take offense but why would it be cheaper?
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2021 1:06 am
by Theo
Certainly not as good as quicksand, but also surprisingly pleasing to watch her struggle
It's also interesting when you realize that unlike real quicksand, you're probably not going to float. Anyways, thanks for sharing!
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2021 5:18 am
by cabeca
Fred588 wrote:cabeca wrote:mateufav wrote:Great video, It could give also some idea to video producers to explore this option
I think that would be a great idea and cheaper.
Watch beautiful models stuck in a deep ball pit would be great!
I hope you will not take offense but why would it be cheaper?
Hi Fred! Don't worry! No problem
I think it could be cheaper because maybe to rent or buy some plastic balls and fill some empty pool, would be. Cheaper than build a real mud pit. Just thoughts!
Re: Ball pits seems like quicksand
Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2021 12:46 pm
by Fred588
cabeca wrote:Fred588 wrote:cabeca wrote:mateufav wrote:Great video, It could give also some idea to video producers to explore this option
I think that would be a great idea and cheaper.
Watch beautiful models stuck in a deep ball pit would be great!
I hope you will not take offense but why would it be cheaper?
Hi Fred! Don't worry! No problem
I think it could be cheaper because maybe to rent or buy some plastic balls and fill some empty pool, would be. Cheaper than build a real mud pit. Just thoughts!
My question was not meant as a challenge. It was a real question. Man-made pits are really just holes dug into the ground and perhaps lined. I have no idea is ball pt balls even CAN be rented but I doubt if such would be cheaper, or even close. From a producer's point of view one must calculate the reality of costs. That means all the costs of building, filling, using, and maintaining a pit over its lifetime divided by an estimate of the number of scenes. I suspect that while a ball pit might produce something interesting due to its novel nature that novelty would be good for a very small number of scenes - perhaps only one Looking at it that way, even if a ball pit cost half of what a traditional pit costs, the cost for one scene could be many times the cost of a traditional scene.
I actually do have a rather large pit that would be suitable (I think) with the only preparation needed being removal of the material already in it - probably two to three days labor done by hand with buckets. A new liner would be about 140.00. Even so I'd have to put such a project in the category of doable only if underwritten by one or more other persons.