12 Angry Men | How to Use Lensing 

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When Fonda told J Cobb “you’re alone”, It also meant that he’s alone in his personal life too. When Cobb finally says “not guilty”, he also accepts that his son was not guilty for leaving him. Great writing and directing!!

film is not for SO CALLED entertainment and you had prove it .....'@Cinema Beyond Entertainment ' most underrated channel

Finally we are finding some quality video essay channels available on the Indian RU-vid platform. Surprisingly on a video with 1.2 k likes there are mere 5 dislikes which actually is a testimony to the great creative content!!! Kudos the creator!

Its probably my favourite "technique" in filmmaking, or rather favourite way to make a film. shooting only at a few or one location is such a good way to show change in character, relationship and story and you can play with so many things. you can make it more objective( like looking through a window) or more subjective ( making us part of the story, characters looking at us or speaking to us in a way), or you can switch between the two. you can choose different lensing, change architecture, change objects in the room, colours, doors, windows, clothing, lighting, camera angles, movement.. dont matter if its intuition or great planning, if the director knows what hes doing it can turn out to be something special , like 12 angry men, in the mood for love, some of ozus movies

Physics + Creative minds = Masterpiece

'It is your job to create an experience' Will remember this line for my life

I've started looking at movies differently because of your videos! And must say, I've had a lot of enriching experiences. I've gone from being a passive watcher to an active participant. Thanks a lot man!

Plz make an video on how to create atmosphere in a horror film

12 angry men was remade in hindi as ek ruka hua faisla. If we see the differences between both and how one affects us more than the other we can understand how important it is to create an experience with proper lensing.

Vinit Masram , thank you so much for the video essays , you are a great narrator , and thought me a lot about films , and filmmaking. You all my wishes with you. And to add even the movies I watch and in the way I watch has changed dramatically . All thanks to you. Hope you do great work further .

It's amazing how art not only caters to the conscious mind but to the subconscious as well.

I think the point is to make the audience 'Experience' the situation while making them 'Participate' in the story too along with the characters. Only then can a viewer connect his/her sub-conscious and conscious mind and have a personal idea about what it is.

Glad you used a shot of Denis Villeneuve when talking about directors and their importance. I believe, in my humble opinion, he is one of the best in the business at the moment. He has had some brilliant movies, but the one which made me sweat in an air conditioned cinema was while watching Sicario. The shoot-out at the border, the aerial shot in night-vision, the shower scene, the list can go on... Or take the movie, Blade Runner 2049 or Arrival. He is too damn good! Love your channel, please keep making more intelligent videos!

And the best part is, it is so subtle that we as audience do not even realise how we are sucked into the story. We began as a side-lined audience member but by the end of the movie, we are both tensed and relieved.

Likes - 576 and Dislikes - 0 It says everything about the quality of the video.

The best channel I have come across so far, the most satisfying videos on internet. Pyaar beshumaar ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Finally you have come up with a new video, thanks!

This film is such a masterpiece and I really regret not watching it earlier in my life when I had the chance.

Wow ,thanks for doing this.. I recommend 12 angry Men in your last video.

Great video, so many things i never noticed. This movie is genius!!

Thank you for using Moonlight Sonata as the background music. Goes well with the video.

You are a genius. It takes me sometime to understand your video in one go, I have to watch it atleast thrice to understand the crux of it, that too when I am a self proclaimed film fanatic. I am sure I have a long way to go in understanding different aspects of filmmaking. Keep making such enlightening videos at your own pace. Every video is a treat to watch.

Surely most underrated channel which gives in-depth knowledge of filmmaking. @cinema beyond entertainment we believe in you. Great work keep doing the same✌️

Your voice is so soothing

Please..please..please, someone show this video to Karan Johar. He acutely needs it.

I think u read the book making movies by siney lumet, he mentioned this in his book

Thank you so much for this video! It's astonishing what excellent, excellent use of cinematography is employed in a film released around 60 years ago!

One of the favourite movie of mine. Watched it multiple times, still in my mobile phone. Today i realized what compelled me to watch this again and again. Thank you for the explanation.

You're teasing me to watch this movie once again... And I'm gonna watch it once again now.. 😛

Vineet "Sir", as I'd like to call you, I would like to thank you for changing my perspective towards cinema as a medium of expressing art and feelings. Indeed, first-time watching for a film has to deal with commercialism. But what makes a film great is its detailed personal analysis over the years establishing a legacy. Your videos have given me experience as a self-acclaimed cinema student. Currently, I might not be able to venture into cinema as I aspire to. It's my dream. But it's sadly suppressed by the rat race I am participating in currently much like other Indian students. I hope after I complete this patch of life, I will enter the cinema at a mature age and with experience gained through your videos and many others like them, I will be able to enhance the art itself fo the purpose of exploring the artistic world and spiritual life rather than just for money.

This is remarkably succinct and easy to understand. What is easily analyzed from the outside may not always be coming from an analytical place. Combine feeling with skill. If you can’t act from both places, act from the one you do and let it inform the other.

Always was a fan of the writing of this film. It immediately became one of my all time favorites but never noticed the layered cinematographical elements of the film. Thank you, Vineet, for making this.

Act 1 - 18mm - 28mm Act 2 - 50mm - 70mm Act 3 - 100mm

Words are too small to describe your passion for cinema.

Nice little critique. Well presented and simply explained. Thanks

Zero dislikes yet ... Great job Vinit sir

Thanks for the great essay Vinit. Glad I got to hear this breakdown. It' s made me put into perspective a lot of my creative choices on set as of today.

Well done, mate. Lumet's "making movies" is a must read for all filmmakers and this debut feature of his is a must see.

I thank myself for stumbling upon your channel! Appreciate your work Vinit!!

You mentioned on a previous video that the subscriber rate is very slow on this channel. I know for a reason why. The uploads on this channel are once a month or so. Try uploading twice a week or at least once a week and you'll see a titanic difference in the no. of subscribers. I know videos of such high quality and editing take lots of time, and you have other things to do, but at least try to upload videos more frequently. Maybe you could review a movie every week. That will increase some interest in your work. BTW, great video!!!

I dont know whats your name but you have indept knowledge of cinema..really really impressive.The last question stood out and this is the question some of our directors should ask themselves... Again have to say , really really impressive...👍👍👍

Wish more people had the eye you have. Keep up. 😘

Sidney lumet is my favourite filmmaker I am so glad u make a video on his masterpiece

Now how did I miss to watch this while I was watching too many other such videos . ? Such a Fantastic, clear and candid explanation even a laymen can understand. Subscribing right away .

i always adored your videos ... they helps me to see a film and to feel it

Really helped me to understand the meaning of.. Lensing! Thnku soooo much Sir..! It will definitely help to shape my Ist Movie.. Learning much of filmmaking from your lessons..Its Truly Amaizing !!

The only video on RU-vid with 0 dislikes!

Please do upload more often ,you have the calliber of being one of the top RU-vidr not only in India but in the world

Black and white films really were shot differently. I wonder how much of the lighting inconsistencies could one pull off had the film been in color. Obviously, the video is about lensing, but I've always been curious about how black and white cinematography is fundamentally different from color.

Amazing video Vinit. Coming to this after a long time of you posting it, but I was looking for a video that compared the lens choices in this movie and this is the perfect video. Thank you!

You really influence the way we see the cinema..

Loved the observation of of high and low angles at different parts of the movie

You always make clear perception about films...... (My favorite channel )...thanks

I feel good whenever your video comes. I am waiting for the day you make your own feature film.

any tumbbad movie video ?

Analyse 2001:A space Odyssey...

Another masterstroke, thanks Mr. Meshram, would love to watch a video on Satyajit Ray's work.

Who the hell dislike this video this guy is phenomenal and plz do analyze for 2001 space to Odysse or Odyssey.

As always, another awesome video. Thanks, Vinit.

Micro Observation ! Great Stuff ! Thanks for Value Addition !

No matter how many less subscribers you have I m one of them and I am proud of that. Youre fucking genius man

Your videos are appreciated.. Long way to go.. Also your work is really underrated. .best wishes..do make videos about friends series

Vinit, I reccommend you see gurvinder singh's films. 1. Anhey ghorhey da daan (Hotstar) 2. Chauthi koot (netflix) not only these two are visually stunning and masterful in storytelling but are internationally acclaimed and higly respected.

Great stuff. Please keep making more videos like this!

Thanks to youtube for recommending your video, found a great channel, loving your work.. subscribed you, carry on the good work

I request you to do similar analyses of Mani Kaul's cinema as a whole.. It will be very enlightening.. No analysis or explanation of his work has been satisfcatory as a film- specific head start.. Even his own interviews available are very generic.. But this kind of an approach is needed to completely appreciate his works I feel, they are so different even by standards of 1970s 80s parallel cinema.... Your take will be interesting to see

Great channel! Very helpful insights! Thank you :)

Another great and informative essay. I learn so much from your videos.

Useful.. good job

Very good observation

Great Analysis of my favourite film👌👌

Don’t know about any director creating an experience but the Moonlight Sonata in the background did create one 😀

Your Videos are Beyond Everything..

As usual you are great.. nice guidelines

This was great! Thank you for it.

Nice work. Please analyse *Blade runner 2049*

Great movie

I loved the movie and this review too ♥️♥️

One my the most favourite films....

Sir I think such great camera work in limited area or location and yet very effectively by asgar farhadi in The separation...Or the sales man What's your opinion ?? Any video on that ??

Excellent Video Presentation

Hey Vinit. You speak a lot about the cinematography. About why a shot was taken in a particular way, and what effect it generated, and how it contributed towards the quality of the movie. But a couple of years ago, I saw a movie "Love Sex aur Dhokha" which was made completely with the help of handycams, cctv and hidden cameras. But still somehow it managed to be an excellent movie. But as my knowledge on film isn't as good as you, I could not understand what was the thing besides the strong script that made it so awesome. So please make a video essay analysing the movie if you ever get time.

Great job dude! Plz analyse any of the Kubrick film . I prefer Eyes wide shut

💐💐Thank you so much 💐💐 For making this video

Can you Pls analyse The Lunchbox? The gradual change in characters with each letter, and the subtle yet expressive acting of Nimrit kaur. And analysis of each letter, the philosophy of it.

I LOVE this channel

my favourite film ever ithis film was way ahead of its time

Very nicely presented

Too good man..too good.

Interesting observation!

I really enjoy your indian accent, friend.

One of the finest film ever made, can you make "something" for the movie "village Rockstar" too (?)

Please review Barfi. From a layman with a finer taste of films, I found Barfi to be one of the best made Bollywood films (despite some imitation) I would love to see a review.

You mean don't pull all the responsibility of camera only on cinematographer,make choices at your own. Nice

Bravo ... love it

Please make more videos..

Dont know but that much zooming right upto facial pores looks old school. Indian movies did this lot in black-n-white era; and Ekta Kapoor still does it

Wow... well done

Great job