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Maaaan, almost everyone on this youtube talks about how a person can achieve a "film/cinematic look" but you're on one of the only ones, outside of Brady Bessette, that actually achieves that quality: no high contrast, not too sharp, softer highlights, etc. Wooow! Instant subscribe!
Amazing breakdown, I love how much attention you pay to the use of negative fill and lights. These breakdowns are very informative, please keep doing them!
Would love to see some episode on colour grading. It’s very challenging for me to know how to achieve the look I want despite trying to get as close to it on set. Amazing breakdown as always.
This is excellent, I’d love to see more stuff about lighting tight, small and simple places. Apartment rooms, car interiors. Also something about lighting people that are close to a wall - overall I’d love to know how to make the most of a small place. What tricks to make it more interesting to look at.
@@ANDBERY I shot a medium-length film in France with an actor who took part in one of the episodes of the superb series "The crown", Pierre Scot. The role of an aviator from 1917 who fell between enemy lines and which the French will try to find. The great human adventure, the cinema! Congratulations for your videos which are sublime and your work on the image. A lot of talent! Make us dream again
It is impossible not to fall in love with this series. The way you go in-depth with the preparations, your approach and considerations and the BTS to understand it even better makes this so enjoyable. Thabks for the hard work of putting a video like this together
mind blowing man.. I am a starter in cinematography and the way you lit those scenes are crazy. Amazing no words. I am from india and its 3 am was looking for some random spec ads and found you. Definately subscribing to you.
Amazing video - amazing tactics - amazing information - amazing lighting and execution - and beautiful women! P.S. 7:16 that guy literally disappears around the corner! lol
Could you do a shoot with minimal light gear? Im talking like a godox 150 and maybe a tubelight. Something that you could do alone or with only 1 more in the crew
Very informative video. I have a question. You pretty much use Arri 1200 HMI as you main lights, do you think that HMI still have something extra over LED light like Nanlite Forza 500? LED are more comfortable to use, no hot restrikes, dimmability etc. but do you think HMI has something that LED cannot beat yet?
The Forza 500 or Aputure 600D have quite high efficiency of lighting, it can light like a 1200 HMI. It means that LED is very roughly more twice as powerful, then an HMI for the same power consumption.
That is a really crafted look, I love it. Quick question... Who ends up paying for those expenses? Was it a commercial of some sort or just studies? Was it sponsored? Great video.
