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Great video 💯💪🏾

The colors look so amazing! Great work.

GEMSSSS 💎💎💎💎💎

Excellent explanation and examples.

Possibly one of the best explorations of colour and colour use I’ve seen. Thank you.

Keep goin.. that’s 2 good ones

My god, just about 15 books or 2 years of film school done in 4:40. Everything you say from start to finish is a note. Just the best video about this sort of thing, in a sea of mostly BS and ads. Class. 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🥤🥤

Id never seen the huge physical difference between those two, amazing to see on camera thx bro. I had no idea a camera eith the same sensor could be so much bigger, im definitely going a6700 now and a full frame E mount in the future.

By "still get a really good image" im sure you meant the exact same image since it's the exact same sensor and tech overall... just clarifying for everyone else out there not aware of such

Wow great content very informative, love listening to your voice 😆 sounds cool

facts!!

Very well done Dwayne. Keep grinding and creating!

Your video quality is so good man,you should do a lighting breakdown😩

Bruh this video 🔥🔥🔥

Content is on point, bravo. When the algorithm starts pushing your vids more you'll make it big. Keep it up!

Great 👍🏻

Well explained 👏🏼

thx man

Broo your content is too good to have below 10 K subscribers. UA-cam algorithm please do this guy some justice 😅😅

Yo! This was such an amazing video and the way you educated us with the whole 7 shots was on point! 🙏🏽 Just subscribed!

Sick man, nice content. Keep it up

So good! Pet peeve when film scripts fill in too many details, like a location! Oh by the way 😂

Str8 to the point, very clear and informative. Thank you!

Well elaborated

Good work man 👍👍👍👍

• Left/Right Heavy Frame - isolation , asymmetrical • 1/3 - dynamic and interesting shot • Centered - main subject in the center, emphasizes importance • Balanced - Colour/lighting/objects. 2 subjects on each side of the frame( opposite thirds) • Leading lines - which lead the viewers eye to an specific important part of the frame • Short Side Composition - Frame the subject so they're looking at the side of the frame which has less negative space

Durn good n helpful, thanks!

Very basic

Love Love Love. Thank You!

you are on your way you, have high quality content

Love your content bro, keep making videos like that!!

Bro said end of the year and got that in less than 10 days

These aren’t shots filmmakers fall back on. These are just the basic shots. Everyone uses these.

great stuff Dwayne, and useful, thanks for sharing!!!!

i MUST APPRECIATE THE SETUP OF YOUR LIGHTS ,WITH PROPER CLOUR GRADE , IT FEELS SO CINEMATIC WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS

Excellent explanation.

Excellent. Very informative. Thanks!

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Man this is great! Appreciate your hard work in putting together these educational relatively short-form vids

My perfect "Terror" shot is from the original "Aliens" movie (1979). Apparently some movie-goers ran out of the Cinema. Now that is profound. There was the mystery of the demon, without actually seeing it. Terror in the Dark. That is how to make a movie. Imply.

FX30 18mm?

Thank you bro ! This was a great video and very welcoming. Idk how to explain that

Love how you used the elements around you to influence your compositions. Nice work, bro!

Straight to the point, thank you.

0:14 - Establishing shot 1:03 - Full shot 1:47 - Medium shot 2:16 - Medium close shot 2:33 - Over the shoulder shot 2:57 - close up 3:34 - extreme close up

So helpful

I fell like I just went to film school here!. Very helpful in framing a current project...Thanks!

Awesome video dude, thanks!

Your channel feels like 100k subs. Great production value 👍