YouTube friends we are back with PART 3 of our Lighting Breakdown Cinematography! Today we’re utilizing lights from our previous scenes, the Quasar Science T8s, Aputure 120D with the fresnel into diffusion, Nanlite Pavotube 15C and some creamy wide open goodness with the SLR Magic 50mm T2.1 APO Hyperprime Cine.
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YouTube friends we are back with PART 2 of our Lighting Breakdown Cinematography! Today we’re featuring the Quasar Science T8s, Aputure 120D with the fresnel, a bounce light and how shooting wide open with the SLR Magic 25mm T1.5 Microprime helps to hide a not so interesting background.
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What’s new fam! I have a three part lighting breakdown for you guys highlighting a recent television commercial spot I did for your cinematography tips needs. This first part is a moody bathroom scene using household fixtures, negative fill/blacked out window, one Nanlite Pavotube and a whole lot of shallow depth of field 😉
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In this video we’re talking about coverage, shot selection and how to choose coverage for your videos. I’m taking you behind the scenes with a recent commercial I filmed which is still in post but I wanted to bring a real world scenario to help you in you next project.
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In today’s video we’re talking about how to film corporate interviews and tips for better interviews! We cover all the basics from camera, to lens, to audio and lighting on a recent corporate video I produced. The whole purpose of this video is to show you how to setup lighting for interviews along with how to setup audio for interviews and of course how to setup camera for interviews.
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If you’re looking for ways to record better audio for youtube or perhaps to record better audio for video in general, then you have come to the right place friend! In this video, I give you my best tips on how to record cleaner audio so you have an EASIER time to clean up noise from audio using Adobe Audition.
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Howdy folks! We got a brand new video going over WHY it’s OKAY TO MIX PROFILES! You don’t always need SLOG but when should you use it? We talk about some dynamic range on the Sony A6500, when I use SLOG when filming commercials as well as what profiles I like when I can’t or shouldn’t be using SLOG2/3.
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Final Cut Pro X
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Macbook Pro 15″, 2016: 2.9Ghz i7, 16GB RAM, 512 SSD, Radeon Pro 460 4GB
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What’s going on friends! In this video i’m bringing you my FIVE TOP TIPS (PLUS A BONUS TIP) for filming salons! The tips and recommendations apply to beauty, fashion, makeup and hair specifically for you budding independent cinematographers out there looking to be get hired by salons for your services.
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Editing Software/Design:
Canva.com for thumbnails — https://www.canva.com/
Final Cut Pro X
Adobe After Effects CC
Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Edited on:
Macbook Pro 15″, 2016: 2.9Ghz i7, 16GB RAM, 512 SSD, Radeon Pro 460 4GB
*DISCLAIMER*
All links above are Amazon Associated links. If any of the items purchased by you through Amazon come from this video a small portion is monetized to help fund the growth and increased production quality of this channel.
