+BohemianDeer Well, film school is not as bad as people said. I think if you in film school and you can get your hand dirty out of arri alexa, red one, etc. I think it is useful. Most of the big production industry won't hire people if they can't operate such cameras.
This guy is a straight professional with no excuses. I can see him filming a movie during the apocalypse and making a tutorial while doing so.... "Don't worry....."
Please somebody tell me!! How could anyone thumb down this tutorial. Must be jealousy. There isn't any other justification. So, as of this moment there are 58 jealous folks out there that envy you. That has to feel great! Thank you so much for the tutorials. The amount of information I have learned is worth its weight in gold. Your methods are easy to apply and understand.Instead of being told to do this or that, you are teaching people why they should be doing it. That in itself is what separates good from great photographers and cinematographers. Jubal(Cheers)!
Your tutorials are just perfect! You get straight to the point and give the exact right amount of information in an easy to understand way. And the production value is, of course, excellent. Beautiful images. Thank you for your great work. It's much appreciated.
You did a masterclass on outdoor lightning in under 7 minutes, wow! All of my shots are outdoors in bright sunlight in shaded canyons and mountains; the ND filter and its use to achieve a wider aperture under such conditions was really helpful for me. Thank you!
You are amazing...I'm totally new to video shooting. Your tutorials are a ray of hope for me. From today you are my teacher/Guru for video shooting..take my bow please. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for your effective ways to use reflectors. To me, you're the ONLY UA-camr who shows me to put the sand bags both on the ground and on the light stand feet. That makes the stand more stable. The other people they put the bags on the feet only!
Thanks for all the positive feedback :) We have many more filmmaking tutorials on the channel, so don't forget to subscribe! To make it easy for you, I've gathered them in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL141AD00570FE779C.html
Andyax Hello Andy, I have a question regarding the filter. I own a Sigma 17-50 OS f/2.8 and a Canon 50mm f/1.8. Do I have to choose a filter with the same value as the maximum mm of the lens or? I'm asking that simply because I do not wanna encounter any problems when I'm setting it on my lenses. Thank you so much.
Andyax YOU JUST MADE MY FILM MAKING CARRIER GO BEYOND THE LIMITS LOVE YOU BROTHER..CAN YOU JUST SHARE YOUR EMAIL ADRESS I WANT TO LEARN MORE FROM YOUR ..GURU G GURU G -A ART TEACHER IN HINDI LANGUAGE IM FROM INDIA
finally a camera man that I feel understands me ! Most of people say buy this "cheap" 2000 dollar equipment and you are set to go ! but you always have a nice free trick up your sleeve . thank you very much .
DSLRguide I know! Thomas Leypoldt is an amazing composer, only 25 years old. He just finished his first feature film score here in Norway. I'm excited too see the film at the cinemas. He has a UA-cam channel you should take a look at :)
You are the greatest, I now have a reflector, a GH4 and a speedbooster. You are costing me money, but making me look good at the same time! Thanks dude.
such a professional guy ..i watched few videos .they were talking so much with less work. u had solved the issue in 7 minutes ..much love from Malaysia
gave me lots of stuff to learn... plus you talk so nicely.... so much pressure to have a filmlook these days, but I am a poor filmmaker... it's so encouraging to watch and hear u talking here.... thanks a lot.... hugs....
Mike Crocker Thanks! I can see you practice what you preach. Your vids are hilarious and look phenomenal man! Espacially the toaster one😂😂. Write, shoot, edit, repeat!
I've seen multiple videos on this subject, but this one was among the best ones I've seen: good explanations and smart tips! The location looks awsome as well!
I spent alot of money till I have no money and sad.. and dont understand abit in that class... then , I found this guy on youtube... teaching me, understand very clear, and nice video too... I think.. I was to freaking late find this channel.. :'(
Andyax, i never miss your video, u know why? all of them are inspirating and so helpfull !! thank u so much, and keep on doing what u do, greeting from Madagascar
Thank you so much for this video, +Andyax. I am new to filmmaking and this helped me understand lighting a bit more! Very simple and easy to understand. Thank you!
Andyax, I love your videos they are beyond helpful!! You explain things to effortlessly and make lighting look like a breeze. You explained my lighting class in under 10 minutes. People who are thinking about film school, especially Columbia: You should definitely go to film school if you want to work with expensive gear or real film everyday and someday maybe get a job in the big industries. If you want to do freelance or write/direct your own stuff with buddies or go the festival route, than probably DON'T waste your time in an expensive film school. I go to Columbia in Chicago, and my professors just pull up Every Frame a Painting every time they can't explain something... What am I paying 40k a year for?
subscribe you right away!! i just love everything in this video, the way you talk, the things you explain, it's so easy to understand and i can feel your positivity.. love yaaa
Great to the point tutorials and tips. And for me the best bits are Alternatives for the actual equipments. That taught me not to get hooked to High end equipments only. Thank you !!
i wonder what kind of people would actually dislike this video. ??....oh well, great video Andyax and thank you for taking your time to share your knowledge
I am such a cinematic Photography fan and videos therefore I cannot wait to put these tips into practice. I don't have a camera yet but I am very looking forward to buy the Sony a6000 this year to get started.
I am so impressed with your teaching and very straight forward approach. I’m watching this on anew iPhone so it’s just a beautiful image. I wish I had brought my Canon with me on this trip to Brazil!! Next time, after I learn a few more things from you. So thank you for taking time to teach us noobs!
I, personally, DON'T want to subscribe ANY channel in a long therm, since I subscribed ALREADY to too much channels - they are getting more and more, professional ones. I got some info from Cinedot for big sun conditions, but love your explanation WAY much more, especially, you mention, that you stuck with shutter speed by the rule (twice the frame rate). But after I saw an other video about your workshop, which I even neither watched, just saw the first minute, I cannot avoid your channel neither. Now I have a simple wish that I CAN ENTER the next one in the next year. Start collect money for new cam and meet you!
Probably many people before me told you this, but anyway I'll do it too; with videos on that level, your channel is one of the most undrerrated (based on views & subs) in youtube history.
thank you so much i just ordered that reflector and was planning to shoot a film in a week, so this video helped me a lot and was perfect timing. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Your videos are just too amazing....Easy to understand and very very informative. And the music is also great. Keep up the good work! I literally love watching your videos! xD
Andrei Onisie I'm impressed that he didn't go to school and learned so much. I'm venturing in to film production myself. have a cinematographer partner and got a red camera and fully accessorize it. I'm learning a lot. I love these guys channel. aside from them being artistic in their approach and knowledgable their channels are also inspiring.
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I learned all this in a semester of film school and you said it perfectly in under 7 minutes.
***** Oh, well. I hope you learned something else as well during that semester :P
***** but did you get a job after film school? thats the real question
nice discussion :)!
+BohemianDeer Well, film school is not as bad as people said. I think if you in film school and you can get your hand dirty out of arri alexa, red one, etc. I think it is useful. Most of the big production industry won't hire people if they can't operate such cameras.
+BohemianDeer thats something that you can get this kind of instruction in just one little video. for free. this guy is amazing.
This guy is a straight professional with no excuses. I can see him filming a movie during the apocalypse and making a tutorial while doing so.... "Don't worry....."
Drews Dream totally. thats really funny to imagine.
+Drews Dream I don't think there'd ever be an apocalypse where he lives, it's too beautiful lol
lol good one
Please somebody tell me!! How could anyone thumb down this tutorial. Must be jealousy. There isn't any other justification. So, as of this moment there are 58 jealous folks out there that envy you. That has to feel great! Thank you so much for the tutorials. The amount of information I have learned is worth its weight in gold. Your methods are easy to apply and understand.Instead of being told to do this or that, you are teaching people why they should be doing it. That in itself is what separates good from great photographers and cinematographers. Jubal(Cheers)!
you are the best. no beating around the bush. lov u man. a little humour but no delay. keep up the good work. God Bless You.
Your tutorials are just perfect! You get straight to the point and give the exact right amount of information in an easy to understand way. And the production value is, of course, excellent. Beautiful images. Thank you for your great work. It's much appreciated.
+Lars Pallesen Thank you so much for your comment :)
You did a masterclass on outdoor lightning in under 7 minutes, wow! All of my shots are outdoors in bright sunlight in shaded canyons and mountains; the ND filter and its use to achieve a wider aperture under such conditions was really helpful for me. Thank you!
You are amazing...I'm totally new to video shooting. Your tutorials are a ray of hope for me.
From today you are my teacher/Guru for video shooting..take my bow please. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for your effective ways to use reflectors. To me, you're the ONLY UA-camr who shows me to put the sand bags both on the ground and on the light stand feet. That makes the stand more stable. The other people they put the bags on the feet only!
Thanks for the positive feedback! :) Here you can buy a kit with the reflector, reflector holder and light stand: bhpho.to/2nfxmQU
Andyax Aw so cute though ..our British guys don’t come like this ☺️
My jaw literally dropped at 5:20! It immediately changed the game and I imagined Harrison Ford sitting in the second chair... Amazing content!
I just can't find the right words to describe how perfect this video is
Thanks for all the positive feedback :) We have many more filmmaking tutorials on the channel, so don't forget to subscribe! To make it easy for you, I've gathered them in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL141AD00570FE779C.html
Andyax Hello Andy, I have a question regarding the filter. I own a Sigma 17-50 OS f/2.8 and a Canon 50mm f/1.8. Do I have to choose a filter with the same value as the maximum mm of the lens or? I'm asking that simply because I do not wanna encounter any problems when I'm setting it on my lenses. Thank you so much.
Andyax YOU JUST MADE MY FILM MAKING CARRIER GO BEYOND THE LIMITS LOVE YOU BROTHER..CAN YOU JUST SHARE YOUR EMAIL ADRESS I WANT TO LEARN MORE FROM YOUR ..GURU G
GURU G -A ART TEACHER IN HINDI LANGUAGE IM FROM INDIA
finally a camera man that I feel understands me ! Most of people say buy this "cheap" 2000 dollar equipment and you are set to go ! but you always have a nice free trick up your sleeve . thank you very much .
The music is great ;)
DSLRguide I know! Thomas Leypoldt is an amazing composer, only 25 years old. He just finished his first feature film score here in Norway. I'm excited too see the film at the cinemas. He has a UA-cam channel you should take a look at :)
That's awesome, I checked out his channel and enjoyed it :)
It is great music. And not mixed too loud, which I see a lot these days.
This is one of the best tutorials I've seen that gets right to the ND versus aperture and depth of field.
Thanks for your lovely comments!
Even the before shot is pretty. The location is awesome I would love to spend few months there.
this is actually a professional way with a good result, its rare to find videos this good on youtube
You are the greatest, I now have a reflector, a GH4 and a speedbooster. You are costing me money, but making me look good at the same time! Thanks dude.
These are the type of videos I’ve been looking for. Explaining the “how to” before the camera starts rolling... I love it. Thank you very much
This was clear and concise. Highly recommend to young filmmakers.
Seriously one of the best DSLR tutorial channels on UA-cam. Keep up the good work!
your videos i watch over and over cant get enough, you awesome keep educating ANDYAX, thank you for such awesome tips! keep shining!!
such a professional guy ..i watched few videos .they were talking so much with less work. u had solved the issue in 7 minutes ..much love from Malaysia
You sir, you have the ability to simplify anything complex in film making, its amazing, thank you
gave me lots of stuff to learn... plus you talk so nicely.... so much pressure to have a filmlook these days, but I am a poor filmmaker... it's so encouraging to watch and hear u talking here.... thanks a lot.... hugs....
Beauty. Man you're amazing. I was so scared to start to learn about lighting because it looked so complicated. You make it feel so safe.
Mike Crocker Thanks! I can see you practice what you preach. Your vids are hilarious and look phenomenal man! Espacially the toaster one😂😂. Write, shoot, edit, repeat!
I cannot explain how grateful I am for all the useful knowledge you share!
I knew most of this already, and yet this video was still entertaining, enjoyable, and informative! Bravo!
Awesome, thank you!
I've seen multiple videos on this subject, but this one was among the best ones I've seen: good explanations and smart tips! The location looks awsome as well!
I spent alot of money till I have no money and sad.. and dont understand abit in that class... then , I found this guy on youtube... teaching me, understand very clear, and nice video too... I think.. I was to freaking late find this channel.. :'(
How can anyone not like this. Great work as usual. Lots of great tips.
Andyax, i never miss your video, u know why? all of them are inspirating and so helpfull !! thank u so much, and keep on doing what u do, greeting from Madagascar
The last two videos have been so helpful. More please! Thanks!!
You might just be the most helpful youtuber for wannabe filmmakers like me.
Thank you so much for this video, +Andyax. I am new to filmmaking and this helped me understand lighting a bit more! Very simple and easy to understand. Thank you!
Best video I came across. You are too good in explaining things clearly. Keep it up.
amazingly composed video! absolutely perfect i understood and learn so much just now, awesome
Another awesome video, Andyax! I appreciate that you even add subtle foley.
I love your videos! I seriously have learned so much these past few weeks just from watching your stuff. Thanks :)
Why did I attend Cinematography class? You explained everything in such a short video. Fantastic work.
man, the level of details in this video is brilliant. I gained a lot of information from this video. Keep doing more videos like this. Thank you!
I keep coming back to this video just because it is so fun to watch. Awesome stuff man.
Glad you enjoy it!
that second example looks really professional. i'll try that the next time i have an outdoor shoot.
Andyax, I love your videos they are beyond helpful!! You explain things to effortlessly and make lighting look like a breeze. You explained my lighting class in under 10 minutes. People who are thinking about film school, especially Columbia:
You should definitely go to film school if you want to work with expensive gear or real film everyday and someday maybe get a job in the big industries. If you want to do freelance or write/direct your own stuff with buddies or go the festival route, than probably DON'T waste your time in an expensive film school. I go to Columbia in Chicago, and my professors just pull up Every Frame a Painting every time they can't explain something... What am I paying 40k a year for?
You are the real tutor brother you teach photography aswell as saving money thatsway you are real tutor. HATSOFF brother .
Simple. Clear. Worthy. Great job!
I absolutely love your videos! You explained everything better than my teachers
I am so glad I found this channel. Instantly subscribed!
You were born to teach this!!
You are the best teacher ever follow !
Best daylight info I have seen
Detta var mitt i blinken for en videoshoot jeg skal gjøre til sommeren. Takker og bukker!
subscribe you right away!! i just love everything in this video, the way you talk, the things you explain, it's so easy to understand and i can feel your positivity.. love yaaa
Great to the point tutorials and tips. And for me the best bits are Alternatives for the actual equipments. That taught me not to get hooked to High end equipments only. Thank you !!
the best i like is u r very creative n can apply appropriate materials to support the shooting, but very effective!
The videos are getting better and better.
Keep it up
Such a beautiful and motivational tutorial, blessed this day I found you guys, thanks for your sharing your knowledge and time!
i wonder what kind of people would actually dislike this video. ??....oh well, great video Andyax and thank you for taking your time to share your knowledge
Hey man. Beautiful tutorial. Keep up the great work. We Indie Filmmakers need people like you.
I am such a cinematic Photography fan and videos therefore I cannot wait to put these tips into practice. I don't have a camera yet but I am very looking forward to buy the Sony a6000 this year to get started.
I am so impressed with your teaching and very straight forward approach. I’m watching this on anew iPhone so it’s just a beautiful image. I wish I had brought my Canon with me on this trip to Brazil!! Next time, after I learn a few more things from you. So thank you for taking time to teach us noobs!
You do really good work. Thanks for all your effort.
Randy CA Thanks for your comment :)
I, personally, DON'T want to subscribe ANY channel in a long therm, since I subscribed ALREADY to too much channels - they are getting more and more, professional ones. I got some info from Cinedot for big sun conditions, but love your explanation WAY much more, especially, you mention, that you stuck with shutter speed by the rule (twice the frame rate).
But after I saw an other video about your workshop, which I even neither watched, just saw the first minute, I cannot avoid your channel neither. Now I have a simple wish that I CAN ENTER the next one in the next year. Start collect money for new cam and meet you!
I love your videos! I have great vision, but I lack equipment. Thank you for all the pointers :) And your delivery of the information is fantastic.
I live in England, I'm never going to have this problem.
That made me laugh out loud. But hey, at least you'll save money. :-)
XD
That's a great line
With the music particularly, this video felt like a journey! Loved it :)
Thank You Andyax.. Your video is very simple and well made!!!
Love your stuff man! It's great seeing some tips on how to shoot with minimal gear and small crews.
Bruh I have seen many videos but your way to make us understand was amazing and soo easy ❤️ love from India 😘
You deserve so much more recognition, this is great! :D
Excellent work as always guys, we're coming to Scandinavia in June and can't wait. Such beautiful countries.
Probably many people before me told you this, but anyway I'll do it too; with videos on that level, your channel is one of the most undrerrated (based on views & subs) in youtube history.
thank you so much i just ordered that reflector and was planning to shoot a film in a week, so this video helped me a lot and was perfect timing. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Is it possible to have a video showing how you colour grade please?
Yes this would be very useful indeed :-)
Thank you so much 😊
i also want to know it how u do this
Agreed ! Any news about this ?
Very thankful for you and your helpful videos. And IRARELY comment on videos! Your hard work and dedication are defiantly showing! Much appreciated.
I simply love your professionalism ... great teaching... thanks!
Eternally grateful to you and your tutorials! I'm learning so much
It's a really helpful tutorial. Thanks a lot. You are a star ⭐️
Wow this was really helpful ! Thanks a lot ! My films are going to be looking so much better now.
This is amazing 🔥🔥🔥 you know when you have the equipment but don't know how to use it
Straight to the point and perfectly explained !!
Your norwegian-ness is absolutely heart melting.
You're awesome ^_^
this is one of the best tutorials I've watched. Just had to say. Thanks!
You soo ahead of time 🥰😍❤️
Your videos are amazing and they are very useful for all young videomakers like me! :D
This was amazing. You are a great teacher my friend. I will be using these methods for my films in the near future. Thank you very much.
I Never seen such a best tutorial like this bro... :D
Thanks from Poland.
Oo, Czarny xDDDD
I'm totally carrying around a mattress and different colored bed sheets! Thanks for the tips! ;)
YOU MAKE LEARNING SO BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU
Thank you so much for this video. You've answered questions that haunted me for years. You sir are AWESOME!
Thanks Sir!
Ur music For this video was So pleasant that it made me write comment! N also loved the content in your video! Great work!!
thank you for all what you doing, it really helps a lot of peoples
great tips for starters! Wish this was online 4 years ago ahha! But very nicley explained!
I've learned soo much from your channel keep up the great work !!!
Your videos are just too amazing....Easy to understand and very very informative. And the music is also great. Keep up the good work! I literally love watching your videos! xD
Awesome information. Easy and straight to the point.
very good! I'm assuming you went to school for cinematography to have so much knowledge. all I can say for myself is thank God for UA-cam and Google.
He didn't. But he is knowledgeable. Good work Anders!
Andrei Onisie I'm impressed that he didn't go to school and learned so much. I'm venturing in to film production myself. have a cinematographer partner and got a red camera and fully accessorize it. I'm learning a lot. I love these guys channel. aside from them being artistic in their approach and knowledgable their channels are also inspiring.
He actually did. When he was 20. He began with this video recording stuff when he was 12 I think.