The 6 biggest mistakes beginner filmmakers make

so good i watched twice and added to watch later list. lenses section very useful loved the examples.

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is this the guy in the moon knight?

We are launching a ROKU streaming TV channel. This video is so helpful. Curious? What do you think of using Cinepunch for making Coming Attraction Trailers to our episode launches?

In other words: Because the listeners breathe and our brain needs the pauses to think, you can't cut out pauses just because you think, then everything will be cooler...

And last but not least: Pay attention to a natural speaking rhythm ...

SO basically nobody needs 60fps unless you gonna do slowmo... Then why is it such a big selling point for cameras nowadays.. its so confusing

Thank you for this video, saw some things I was doing wrong.... New subscriber for sure.

You guys make the learning process fun and captivating. Love the more in depth training with FTF, I am currently drafting up my next script and clip list for the next video to add to my fence channels content,.. Thanks again,..

24 fps is an archaic limitation not a conscious creative choice. Adhering to this nonsense is holding art back

There is no rules to focal lengths…

2022 the advertising industry has change to 16 mm lenses due to dynamics..

It has been said that there is no such thing as bad lighting, only inappropriate lighting.

I have paid but have not got anything as of now.

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These videos exude professionalism by what they do and, equally significantly, what they don't do. What they DO is seamlessly and smoothly dive right into the topic, and then smoothly deliver excellent content that feels carefully scripted and edited. What they DON'T do is start with "Hey guys!". They don't begin with begging viewers to "Subscribe and click the bell so you don't miss our amazing content" as if we haven't been told this a gazillion times before.. They don't ramble all over the place. They don't say "uh" even once. Excellent, a joy to watch.

What does 24 frames per second mean. I don't understand. Wish they would explain what it means.

Hi,
I'm from India.
I want to be a pro photographer and videographer but don't know how to start and where to start.
I've watched your 10 secrets to shoot cinematic video but......... I'm lacking somewhere.
I don't have any knowledge what gear to buy.
Could you please help me with that.

It's not about mistakes, for me it's about money 😅

Lol I just got an ad of you on your video explaining the same thing xD

Cool!

I love the content you guys put out, I feel like I learn so much from your videos, about over all filmography. Some of the things I've learned I already apply to my videos, others I plan to do more frequently. However, there is a problem I don't know how to apply allot of this to my videos. Can anyone point a automotive channel with no production crew in the right direction to tackle lighting and audio issues. Wind is the bane of my existence.

I shot in 60fps and then when editing I will reduce it to 30fps @ 4K

Nice video bro 😊

Storytelling and not having a bloated video kinda requires the creator to know what they are doing as an artist.

I just thought Video title : "6 steps to film mastery" suits it more.! Next level advise🙌🏻

Hey, parker i really appreciate your videos their are a great support. i came with a question , when you shooting video in manual mode your audio is set to manual or Auto ? . when i shoot in manual mode my audio sounds weaker than when i shoot in program or AE . i shoot with R5 and Atomos Ninja V, i record into the monitor.

Thanks for free sound fx ;)

I can do better but I don't have any money

Lighting and audio is most important for production quality and I just can't get it right. And story is the most important for the product in general.

Thank bro 👍👍

Concise and informative vid, thanks for sharing this with people for free. Tons of super helpful stuff that could save beginners years of bad creating

great video, thanks a lot for the effort! helps out a lot :)

Shutter speed is another thing you can use to affect motion blur if you want to get more or less blur without (or in conjunction with) changing your frame rate. Nobody seems to talk about this!

Gracias

The thing is, in the modern day at least, to a point gear does matter. You need to be willing to spend at least 700$ total, which includes the mic and camera That will only get you a camera with 1080p 60 fps since the 4k will crop it. Getting a something like a canon t7 is not for videos. The cheapest camera for this stuff is the canon m50 with a 50$ rode microphone.

Very very very nice ♥️

Great content and delivery. Thanks for just getting to the point. Loved it

this is awesome guys. the last part really makes you understand that this is ..how should i put it - not the shooting part thats important, but the best parts of the shoot and then the composition. not to mention then the lightning and audio - you basically understand there is a lot of work to this and what we feel should be easy and great is actually A LOT of work then trimmed down to the best. Im trying but failing at an analogy. I suppose in sports we see the best performance but dont see the practice that made it look easy?

finally got a good camera and want to shoot some vietnam. any full courses and communities on starting the right way?

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Thats onlu your subjective opinion of "how things should be". It doesn't mean it has to be that way.