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Found this video “interesting “ thank you 🙏

One has too have the right eye for it

Thanks

Bro, very cool

I believe you just nailed it! Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Wow! 🎬✨ This video is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing these incredible film recommendations! 🍿🎥 I'm so excited to dive into these modern classics. Each analysis was super insightful and inspiring. 🌟📝 What is one underrated modern film that you think deserves more recognition and is worth studying? 🎞🤔 Keep up the fantastic work! 🙌👏

Unfortunately good movie looks are completely dead. All look the same with many filters applied that you barely see any skin texture. On top of that comes Teal and Orange color grading which makes it look even worse. I miss when movies had their own look like Traffic or any other movie from the 80s and 90s.

Both have the dreaded Orange and Teal look though. Just horrible. Read the article ORANGE AND TEAL - HOLLYWOOD PLEASE STOP THIS MADNESS. It explains quite well why movies today all look the same and like orange puke.

As a total amateur, I call it "that movie dust" 🙂

Exactly what I was looking for!! Thaaank you so much, and best rgds to the most patient Mum :-) she was great!

Awesome man! The people that seem great often experiment.

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I have worked in movies, tv commercials, web commercials and tv drama. If one thing that represents the difference between pro and amateur is "Storytelling". Its the director and cinematographer that tells the story in a cinematic way. After that there comes production design, costume, makeup, acting, lighting, location etc. The difference between professional vs newbie is experience. For any wannabe filmmaker i suggest to shoot as much as possible to gather experience to improve your craft. Steven Spielberg said, his suggestion for newcomer is "Learn your craft" and James Cameron said, "Start shooting".

Utilize Hollywood level professionals to light and grip a scene. Utilize Hollywood level lighting specialist. Utilize Hollywood level DP and recording gear. Pay actors/actresses Hollywood level compensation. Utilize Hollywood level post production professionals. Utilize Hollywood connections to distributed contact on high scale. End result is the production of a Hollywood Film.

W bozo, resubbed.

Its money brother !!

Nice use of characters. What camera did you use?

Really nice love it so much

camera always on shadow side lol

Agreed with everything you said. And also, a lot of the cinematic look comes from the Anamorphic lenses. And most of us don't have $50000 to afford Red or Arri.

I'm a photographer but I'm always amazed by the cinema people. It's hard to even comprehend how much goes into a shot. And how perfectionists and dedicated the directors to their craft, like Stanley Kubrick, Wes Anderson, Satyajit Ray, Christopher Nolan etc.

Excellent work

Mom's a cutie. God bless her.

Seperation????

dude.this was one word: INTERESTING.

this is great information

Heavily underrated

So, aside from the last half of the video, the secret is basically contrast? -Depth -Separation -Lighting -Color -Patterns That's all contrast. Using it right makes it pleasing to the eye and easy to digest. Emphasizing the important parts while distracting from the less important ones. You can also use more "artistic" contrast that uses satisfying patterns or framing to lead the eye to a certain person or object, but the key is creating a differentiation on-screen between what you want the viewer to look at and what you don't want them to look at. Not only does it make it easier to watch, but it generally just looks cooler--which is why so many people want to replicate that look. Instead of "How do I make this shot more interesting?" try "How do I give this shot better contrast?" and that's how you get the "cinematic" look... or at least that's what I took from this video.

This was incredible

Ur mom so supportive and looks sweet. Lucky u are ❤

Very interesting...

Me again lol, great video. Just one more thing you forgot composition

The separation comes from the blur in the background as well. Using a larger focal length and being closer to the subject will create the distance from unimportant parts of your background. The difference between a 35mm lens and an 85mm lens does wonders.

Bro… get to the point.

Keep it up bro

You made all your shots 1000X better great job

wes anderson does it best. flat lighting and small aperture and still looks amazing

video basically starts at 3:05

jump to 2:42 to skip all the useless yapping 😮‍💨

Sorry, I had to stop watching the moment you brought Korean slop to the table.

I just have to film a scene in front of a house, at night and with two children, and the place is nothing short of attractive. I'm racking my brain to find the best way to record and make it interesting... Thanks for sharing the information!...

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the shots looked rly great! i was literally looking all over youtube for exactly what u did cuz i plan on started short films but wanted to make sure to not waste time on set and was going to try and plan out everything i can before hand and experiment. what u did building each shot is exactly what i pictured in my head i’d be doing for practice

Composition & purpose (story, emotion, goal, etc). Shots arent captivating if theres nothing for the viewer to get out of it, and assuming you do have ideas to convey, composition helps you convey it cleanly. Studying composition is crucial to get good. It takes illustrators years and many many pictures to hone their craft and become masters at composition, so think of a cinematic movie as a team of seasoned pros who have also spent years honing their skills. To easily achieve that look is about as easy as it would be for me as a novice painter to paint like one of the masters who studied 10 years. So the real answer is to study composition and if you can, take classes. Learn the fundamentals.

the cinematic look is 24fps not 48