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Thanks Alex, I truly appreciate that a lot and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Absolutely, Film Vibes is amazing and has truly made the process so much easier!

Hey, great question! I truthfully don't get to use my action camera often. However, when I have used it for a cinematic sequence, I'll usually stick with linear mode on my GoPro. Just doing this really makes a huge difference. Also, if you have it available to you, I would recommend filming in 10 bit color and using a flat color profile because this will give you flexibility in post production. I also almost always film in 24FPS. Beyond that, just following cinematic principles like shooting on the shadow side, smooth and motivated camera movement, and composition and framing can go a really long way. I would love to create a cinematic sequence with an action camera at some point if that would help. That would be a lot of fun! I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

Absolutely, thank you so much! This ND filter ranges from 3 stops to 7 stops and doesn't have the ability to go below 3 stops. However, I have this filter on my camera about 98% of the time and rarely need to take it of on all indoor and outdoor shoots. I should mention that my camera's native ISO is 800 and 12,800. So there's some flexibility there. But When I use it on my other camera, where the native ISO is 800 and 3200, I will still usually be able to leave it on most of the time. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

Thank you I really appreciate that a lot! I love the pre-production process. It’s super fun to see the vision come together in that first phase. Thank you for watching the video my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

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Thank you so much! Absolutely, that’s a really great question! It’s pretty tough to compete with natural light during the day, so I will usually shape the natural light using modifiers. But with that said, on a cloudy day you may be able to use something like a 300w or a 500w light. But it would really depend on the time of day, and what you’re filming. Although, I have been able to use a 60w RGB light at blue hour. I had the light fairly close to me, and I just used it to warm up my face a bit to emulate sunset, but it worked out really great. If you’re shooting at night, a 60w or 100w should do really well depending on what you’re filming. In terms of portable RGB lights, so far, I’m really loving the Zhiyun X60 and Cinepeer CF100. But of course, this is just my opinion! I have a few videos where I’m using these type of lights. I’ve left a link below to one if you’re interested in seeing how I use them. ua-cam.com/video/b34BXYPrrY0/v-deo.htmlsi=S8f9DkqSEAewqWgf I hope this helps! Thank you for watching the video my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

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Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Absolutely, I'd love to share my process! Thank you for the suggestion and for watching my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

Both really great cameras! I use to have the A7III and I really loved it. Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out with your camera suggestions, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

Hey Richard, wow thank you so much! That truly means the world to me! I've been having a lot of fun making the videos and have been working hard to try and make videos that are helpful but also enjoyable to watch and it's just super encouraging to see that the videos are doing those things. Thank you so much for watching the video my friend, cheers!

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Absolutely, I'm glad I can help! I use the Sennheiser MKE600 shotgun mic and I just plug that strait into the top handle of my Sony FX3. Thank you so much for watching the video my friend, cheers!

Thanks Austin I really appreciate that a lot! I'm really glad that the videos can help and are at an enjoyable pace. I feel like it took me a bit to figure out what works best for my videos, so this is super encouraging. Thank you so much for watching my friend!

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That's awesome, I'm so glad the video could help! I'm actually working on opening a mentorship program soon! But in the meantime, please feel free to let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help if I can, or maybe I can answer your question in future video. Thank you so much for watching and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, friend!

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That’s amazing! There are so many fun ways to get great footage with just a tripod. Love it! Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

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That's amazing! Thank you so much, I'm so glad the videos could help! The hologram was super fun to make but it was definitely a process. First I had to light it so that it looked like the hologram was right in front of me, and I also had to make sure I turned on my light at the same time my hologram appeared on screen. I have a video on how I lit it, I'll leave a link here if you're interested. That was a lot of how I was able to make it work. But in addition to that, I just took a screen recording on my phone as I was scrolling through my channel, I also had to time the scrolling on my phone with what I was doing in the scene, then added the screen recording to the scene in the edit. Then I angled it to match the frame I shot, so that the hologram appeared to be right in front of me. After that I used Lumetri Color in Premiere Pro to give it blueish color and match the lighting I had when shooting the scene. Then I added a mask around it and feathered it out, and lowered the opacity. After that I added a couple of VHS and tube TV overlays to give it more of that holographic look, and completed the same process as I did for the screen recording, in terms of masking and coloring. I also did the same process for when I'm tapping on the holographic screen. And that's it! There was a lot that went into it. I'd love to make a video about how I did it someday, if that would help. But this is the gist of how I did it. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching my videos on my channel and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, friend! Here is how I lit the scene: ua-cam.com/video/dU4FqLC7QfA/v-deo.html

Hey, great question! I truthfully don't know if the effect can technically be removed completely without removing the filter. Not all polarizers are created equal, but with this circular polarizer, I personally have had the ability to utilize the effect a lot, but also remove it's effect on the image when needed. I have this filter on my 24-70mm most of the time and I haven't had any issues with it so far, and love the images that I'm getting with it. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video my friend, cheers!

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That's awesome, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Absolutely, lighting can have a big impact the story for sure. For me, it's super fun to work out the lighting and try a combination of techniques to achieve the look I'm going for. I just really love the problem solving aspect of the process. 🎥💡 Keep making videos and trying new techniques and you'll start to see some really cool results before you know it! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

Thank you my friend!

Absolutely! Thanks David, I appreciate that a lot! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching my friend!

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Absolutely I’m happy to help! I used a C-stand by Neewer for the overhead shot. I love these and have been using them for about 6 or 7 years now. These c-stands do come with the grips heads, I think mine came with a couple of them. I love these ones because their heavy duty and the grip heads have the metal teeth on them that lock it in really well which gives me peace of mind in terms of safety. I’ve left a link to the C-stands I like to use below. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend! Neewer C-stands: a.co/d/6dFmbjV

@@foxandcrowncreative Thank you you very much! I really appreciate the help

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Thank you so much! That’s awesome I’m so glad the video could help. That’s a great question! For me personally, I don’t see any quality differences when using Sigma or Viltrox lenses. I haven’t had a lot of experience with Voltox lenses, but I really loved the Sigma lens I had and would usually reach for it on most projects. Definitely a great buy. I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out! It truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

@@foxandcrowncreative thank you! Definitely going for sigma! I’m using your channel as my film journey guide. Again, thanks for sharing your insight! Looking forward to your next upload

That’s awesome, great choice with the Sigma! Absolutely, I’m happy could help!

Absolutely it’s my pleasure, I’m so glad the video could help! That’s awesome, I’m so happy to hear that your a part of a filmmaking community and are hoping on projects. Networking and helping on film sets is a really great way to break into the industry in my opinion. In terms of my lighting, for the window I probably could have used window ND gels, or brightened up my lighting. But I think overall, it’s just a personal preference of mine. I like high contrast ratios and just a darker look overall. For my traditional professional work, it usually depends on the project and the script, most of the time we’ll go a lot brighter with a lower contrast ratio. But with that said, I have been more interested in exploring more of a lifted look in my UA-cam videos lately. So glad to hear you’re getting into the world of filmmaking! I would love to checkout some of your work someday. Thanks again for watching and for subscribing, and for reaching it out, it truly means a lot. Happy filming friend, cheers!

Hi Laura, absolutely it's my pleasure! Wow, thank you so much that truly means a lot to me! It's been a lot of fun making the videos, and it's been super encouraging to see that the videos can help. I've actually watched a lot of your videos as well, so cool to get to connect! You're doing amazing work on your channel for so many! Thank you so much for watching my videos and for reaching out with such kind words and encouragement, it means the world to me, cheers!

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Hey, great question! You can actually! At least in Premiere Pro, all you would need to do is duplicate your clip, then stack them, then add gaussian blur to the top clip. In opacity, set your blend mode to screen. Make sure to adjust your blur and opacity levels to your liking because this will determine the intensity of the effect. And that’s it! I hope this helps, thank you for watching my friend, cheers!

@@foxandcrowncreative oh yes now I realize I’ve done this before. Thanks

Absolutely, I'm glad I could help!