Film Tone — Filmmaking Techniques for Directors: Ep1

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So tone is brightness? But also saturation, lighting, exposure and art direction? The definition of brightness at the beginning of the clip is incorrect. It put me off the whole thing.

If anyone wants a reference, you can read The Visual Story by Bruce Block. The chapter on tone is basically this video.

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Lighting is basically how a scene is illuminated, lowering the brightness or putting low or high contrast or shadows.
The Art Direction is to use different shades in the costumes, props to provoke the emotions and sensations that want to be transmitted according to the scene. ATT: Sara Garcia

I prefer the Chris Reeve Superman. No offense to the cast and crew of Man of Steel. Who's with me?

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This is a fantastic breakdown on these techniques!! BRAVO! on to Ep2

Can you do the same with stanley kubrick's the shining and doctor sleep

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The Matrix is strikingly green.

What about anything that relates to sound? How about colors? You quote matrix but didn't mention the main aspect which created that mood, which is the main tint of the movie. Nice intro but very noninclusive definition.

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This is so well done! I love the examples. I feel so inspired to take my filmmaking to the next level 🔥

Wait a second, bruh. Tone if it means brightness, or Luminance, is completely different from Saturation or Desaturation. There are three dimensions for matching things like when I make Photoshop images to put people in compromising positions or match clips of films: Hue, Saturation and Luminance. Hue, like always green tinged with Neo is in the Matrix, and blue tinged when in the "real world," yada yada yada.
I mean if there wasn't the in vogue bs about color grading stuff, because color correcting takes 30 secs with scopes, no one really would be seeing any off color pics, like the current, everything is brown like a turd, "dark" movies. That's a LUT, bruh. That takes 3 seconds, if you don't have a good file system to find stuff.

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great video! i learner a lot! thanks! my only suggestion would be to eliminate the low background music, especially on the shining part

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Bringing down the saturation is the worst way to do black and white, and definitely is not showing "how bright or dark really is." The values are completely different.

Ok. How we use shot and editing technique on our scripts?

You know when I first started making shorts.. I thought all you need to know was about 3 things. Shutter speed, ISO, and F-stop plus maybe some audio tools, boom poles, lav mics, etc etc, and a good message to tell.

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