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great description of the literal devices: fabula and syuzhet. who's the narrator? great V.O. delivery

Why tf didn't you mention that crews get content for their reels and also get credits. All of these are stepping stones to other jobs.

Can you make more videos about this? I want to learn more not just on the construction but on the operation and how movies are actually made in the Soundstage

How does intercutting take years of practice to master? It's one of the first things you learn to do. You just choose the right place to do it. Zoom if you have to.

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Thanks you helped me with this

Good video Brief and informative

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Why you used ai voice? Is soulees

Queer Theory's epistemology is explicitly anti-logic.

this is litterly wikipedia... XD

What a useless video. Just doesnt answer the question at all. For everyone looking, I use the Overlay blend mode. But soft light with opacity tweaks is good too in my experience.

How do I learn this as a professional

Please stop conflating one or two party consent laws regarding private conversations with laws regarding filming in public. They are not the same. It is legal in all 50 states to film in public. SCOTUS has ruled on this multiple times. You are spreading lies. This is an irresponsible use of your time. I hope you take these down.

This is misinformation. 2 party consent laws apply to private conversations, NOT filming in public where one does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Please remove this. You are spreading misinformation that will make people ill informed about their constitutional rights.

These rules are not exactly accurate. Consult a lawyer, before you consult this video.

hi wonder if you can help, I recorded 27 videos (separate channel) with my ex partner where it is obvious she consented to being filmed since talking to the camera all the time.we broke up and is pulling her consent to publish. What rights do I have there?

What if you foolishly agree not to put in an expiration date? Does that mean the producer owns your material in perpetuity

"Should not be viewed lightly". Should not be viewed under any circumstances in any shape or form

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Excellent.

Okay, but how do you format the actual news segment itself? You guys just glossed over that and didn't say anything specific.

This is actually wrong in multiple ways. You do not need consent to film in public places according to the law, and the constitution.

Federal Law Trumps Ohio or Civil Law ...

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incredible vid thank you. so wes andersons style is also post modernism

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Thank you for getting straight to the point

I loved how the video talks about the subject without showing how it is

Awesome.

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i love film

Very informative and straight to the point, thank you

There is no expectation of privacy in a public

This is a great reminder👌👌👌

Very insightful! Learning about legal issues beforehand is always a smart move.

This video is interesting!

In California at least, it is legal to film anything in your scope of view while you are lawfully in a public space. But... Roundabouts where I live, and probably a lot of places, this kind of thing makes you a tool. Most civilians find it disrespectful for their simple request not to be filmed to be met with "nUh Uh, iT's LeGaL." Obviously, sometimes the subject may cause a scene unnecessarily. I just wish there was a better middle ground for this law.

Thanks for sharing!

This is exactly what I was looking for!

Awesome video super helpful especially for a beginner like me.

Interesting video!

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you

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I really enjoyed this video. Different websites say different things about what is expected in a tv show treatment. Is there one particular template that you can recommend that one can use, which encompasses the things potential producers would want to know?

Great resource for filmmakers! Thanks for sharing!

Interesting video about the history of fonts in silent films! It's amazing to see how filmmakers overcame limitations to create such a unique art form.

I found the tips on how-to videos and industry trend videos particularly interesting.

Amazing!!