How I Created This Baseball Film - Lighting / Budget / Transitions
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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18 minutes of my face.... Enjoy! Let me know if there's something specific you wish I spent more time on.
Thank you Danny for all you do! 🙏🏻
You didn't say "I love you" this time.
COLOR GRADING PROCESS Danny! :)
😊Thank you so much. This helps me believe, once and for all, that film really can look amazing on a low budget with minimal gear. It just takes a good eye for creativity and planning. Many thanks! Any tips on how you're shooting your ISO, aperture, shutter speed, exposure, etc. for the dark scenes on the Sony FX3?
I think an entire video on your homemade SFX would be great 🤣
I just can't believe how quickly and consistently you're able to turn out this sort of quality! So impressive. I'd be down to watch a longer breakdown so don't worry about "this getting long". Roll with it. Make it 30min! :)
Hahaha thanks bro!!! I legit just can’t talk for that long I start running out of steam. I hate talking.
Yeah!
Man do I feel that...
I think I speak for everyone when I say we'd all probably watch even an hour long breakdown.
The lighting and set design/color is what impressed me the most about this, absolutely incredible! 👏
Haha thanks man!
Break down the grade..... that would be equally interesting. It has a great filmic density.
Damn, Danny. With this amount of talent and with this super calm personality you can totally become a cult leader :)
Hahahah thank you
🔥🔥🔥 I literally bought that same car rig a month ago and one of the ballheads broke on a test shot, had to exchange it for another one.
Mounted car shots look SO GOOD, almost makes the risk worth it lol
I paid slightly more for the older version of this rig. It doesnt have the ball joints. It's a bit more hassle to setup but feels a lot more rigid to me
Hahaha yeah dude I repeat I am NOT recommending this product…. But I will use it again
Some scary sh*t lol
@@DannyGevirtz what about running next to the car with gimbal? wouldnt be result same at this speed?
Amazing stuff! What storyboard/pre-pro software is that you're using? Looks really intuitive/helpful.
it's milanote. very recommend
@@salimbiostatistik7677 this comment should be hearted.
Was about to ask the same question. Sweet. Milanote it is. Thanks!
What's the story board program you're using?
WHY HAVE I NEVER THOUGHT TO USE MY MOUTH TO GET THE CINEMATIC “WHOOSH” SFX, THANK YOU DANNY
hhh I use my mouth too record by my iphone.
What picture profile did you shoot in and did you do much color grading?
No Thank you
You deserve all this ......
Good luck.......
I'm also a lover of filmaking
Yo danny,
When filming in s log 3 at night, i noticed you dont always expose over at 2.0 you exposed at like -1? Is that better
When I bought the Phantom Luts by Joel Famularo, his guide to using the luts mentioned this. He said that Sony fixed the issue with needing to over expose and that is was not necessary anymore. And I think the overexpose things only applies to the A7III and older sensors. Not sure if that's true but he has done a lot of work with those luts and understands what's required to use them. I think Danny mentioned at some point that he only sticks with the Native ISOs of SLOG3 and only adds lighting or ND to keep the cleanest image possible. This is just my understanding with things I've read and watched.
@@neilryan529 thanks neil that helps a lot man
@@TimandLauren No problem! 😁
Only watched this because the final product was so...so...good! You really earn our attention to these breakdowns!
Absolutely killed it mate !!
Hello！
Nice to meet you, I'm a Japanese viewer.
What kind of application is your storyboard?
Great work, Danny! What app did u use for making a shot list/shot plan? Cheers...
Your positivity and of course quality of work is what brings us back again and again. You inspire us❤
Thanks Danny for this breakdown, your work is such an inspiration. You’re doing great and I can’t wait for your next projects 👏🏻
been studying your vids all week - had a question
with specific transitions - with the ball machine and looking in the hamper - was that coincidence and then you stitched it together - or did you location scout see the machine and piece it together -
films are sometimes a beautiful mix of planning meeting opportunities
I'm about to shoot my first AD in like 8 years. It's a two man band, so the first person I looked up was Danny Gervits! Thank you so much for giving us hope. You are the GOAT on UA-cam (for filmmakimg)
This is probably the best video someone can watch when thinking about creating a film. This isn't about the Baseball Film, you gave a lot of good general tips that can elevate your project 100x.
Loved this such a beautiful film shot from beginning to end!
Hey Danny! What app are you using for storyboarding?
这就是我想知道的。你找到了吗？
Thanks for the breakdown Danny! The entire time I was thinking you must have had a big crew but nope, just tons of planning and tons of skill!
Hey Danny!! Love your work! its helped us so much over the past few months! Especially the Milanote project planning one! Would you care to share how you've created your sound library? sounds a great idea and I honestly haven't found any other videos addressing it!
Can't wait for your next video to drop
amazing and informative. thank you brother.
You were close man. Think of it like pronouncing ‘shoe’, than just paste RD at the and.
Those happy accidents are great. Especially when you haven’t noticed it on the shoot itself😂. Cheers bro, appreciate you answering this.
Happy Monday!
Hahah sorry man! Thanks for the question
Never clicked on a video so fast
Thanks again Danny for sharing your knowledge with us! May I ask whoch software you are using for your storybook? Right now I do with Miro but not 100% satisfied…
we need a color grading breakdown
I love this breakdown and I love how beautifully this was shot. The only thing I disagree with is the "little kids don't do things that make sense" line, I feel like they really do. While reactions to things may be exaggerated in a child, their actions do serve purpose and this allows us as adults to be invested in their development in the story. Having them do things that really don't make sense disconnects us from the story. Thinking back to childhood I think that we can all find justifications for our actions no matter how arbitrary they may seem to us now, from simple curiosity to immature anger and I think that is a far more interesting rabbit hole to delve into.
But it did make sense. Pro players are always sitting on the bench eating and spitting sunflower seeds. Buying the seeds and trying to spit them showed he wanted to be like them. To one day be a pro. Maybe Danny knew this on a subconscious level. Or maybe his intern came up with the idea and didn't explain the reason clearly to him.
I laughed at the "spitting seeds scene" after you said it "isnt suppose to make sense, because he is a kid". Then I thought about all the dumb ways I reacted to thigs as a kid and went "oh... yeah..." lol
LMAO
Hahaha thanks man
Knew you edited your own video game for the phone! So good, that baseball swing to sun flower seeds transition is 🔥
Thanks for all you do! Your channel is the best
Thank you so much!
I was wondering what was that software you used to make that web of the shots you have in mind, time code 7:54
It is Milanote.
You Rock! Thanks for this
great stuff as always! haha always learning from you and you do it so humbly. Quick question, what software or web interface are you using for your shot by shot storyboarding? like 7:59 mark? Thx!
I have the same question!!
You're chill as they come. Keep crushing it bro , loved the short. INSPIRED!
Wow 😳 Thank you from the bottom of my ❤️. You don’t have to reveal your workflow but you do. Your talent is absolutely beautiful. The only word to describe your art. Beautiful. It’s from your heart. Your a true kid at heart. I have a start up client I’ll be creating for soon and this video just sparked my creative brain 🧠. I have faith that I’ll do an incredible job because of you. God is working through you. Keep creating my brother. Much love from Austin, Tx.
Dang man thanks so much for this comment. Means the world. Best of luck!
Hey man! Nice breakdown. Anyway, what software did you use for that storyboarding @ 9:30?
Apparently it's milanote
@@dhyanverco okay just googled it, it's is similar. **idk it just similar or that is exactly software that he used but thanks!
Hey man. Curious if you’re exposing by eye with your monitor or what your process is for nailing exposure? also curious if you’re eyeballing white balance and what LUT you are using on your monitor when shooting?
What program are you using to storyboard? This is something that I drastically need to improve on.
Only found you recently. Very inspiring. My 18 year old daughter is also now a fan.
You the definition of what you can do with a minimal amount of gear, years of experience, and a never ending passion. I hope you get that dream budget to make your dream project 🤞🏽
Thanks as always my guy!
These breakdowns are super helpful and I’m diggin the chill vibe behind it! That was a cold piece Danny 😎👌🏾
Thank you!
Sjoerd is a Dutch name.
It is like saying shoot
But then say shjoort
If that make any sense lol
@DannyGevirtz oh myyy , one big question, is that slog3?
Super dope breakdown Danny! Learned a lot from this and will definitely implement some of those tips in the furure =)
Hey beautiful film. Is it possible show the grading process. Beautiful Color.
Great video! Just wondering if you're stacking the ND filter with the BPM filter for your day shots?
Great content Danny!! You inspire us!!!
Can you tell me what Software is that where you plan your productions, etc?
THANKS!!!
Amazing work. Very inspiring! Congratulations Danny
Hey Danny, I'm curious what you're using for storyboarding/preproduction? Don't recognise that app!
ahhh this is so valuable man, even the little gems on the composition with transitions and the "self-made" sound effects, the voloume depending on how far away, all so useful man, Thanks for sharing and creating this, will definitely be one that I'll be referring to in the future. Love it man
So glad to hear that my guy! Thank you!
Hey! I've watched from South Korea. It is wonderful video. So, I wondering about video. How did you shoot about focus? All of scen for manual focus?
What camera would you recommend for beginners starting out ? Under 500$
Hey Danny, came back to watch this video to check out some of your gear. I see you use the Tiffen 77mm Black Satin 1/4 Filter. But I noticed it's not a variable filter? How do you correctly adjust for exposure? Do you stack filters? Or adjust your shutter speed and ISO? Thanks in advance man.
Hey Danny, great video! Following your journey since you were around 30k subs. Do you have any tips on shooting with floodlight. Which fps/shutter and how do you set your WB? Would be great, if you have a few tips.
17:29 LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, I wish youtube let you bookmark timestamps in videos. As in-passing as that seemed it was a pretty important & major life idea.
Hi Danny, very nice work. Just a quick question, what is the software you're using for your workplan ? seems very useful and efficient ! Thanks
first, I'm your big fan. thank you for telling us story of your film. I can't believe your footages came from sony FX3. Did you use Slog3 or S-Cinetone? Why did you use that?
Another great vid. Thanks Danny! I like your calm style of talking.
AMAZING. What was your base iso for the drak sceenes ( 12800 ) ?
Also I actually loved the seed's scene. The kid is struggling with his identity as a ball player and he's frustrated with himself. I loved the discomfort resulting from seeing him spit on his reflection. It is a critical scene for connecting with his struggle and creating tension. Nice work!
Exactly! Thanks Ashley!!
How did you expose all the scenes?? Did you expose at 1.3 1.7??
Love the clip, and big thanks for breaking down all the production Danny! Just one question, what is the program you show in 11:21 where you create all your shotlist, music, etc? Big thanks!
Nice lovely story again, Danny. Thanks.
You mentioned 4 days shooting. Could you please be more specific, what means 4 days /8 hours a day, more, less/ ? And how much time/days took the rest of the production: Planning, shooting, postproduction and time between those steps to settle all ideas down - roughly in procentage. I would say preproduction could take more than 4 days, post maybe also...
Last question concerns Preproduction phase. Do you first do Blue Sky notes, than scene mood list and further build shot to shot list? Is your preproduction workflow more or less similar on all such storytelling projects or allways different? Greetings
Hi, what’s the program you used for story boarding? Cheers Andrew
Awesome video, I lived the film and this breakdown is so insightful.
Thank you Mike!
Tom Brady released the video of him throwing the football into the throwing machine a month ago. I don't know when you shot your project, but was that a crazy coincidence or were you inspired by that video last minute and decided to add it in? And if it was a coincidence, what were you thinking the first time you saw his. I'm not one of those crazy "YOU STOLE THIS" people. I was just curious when I saw that shot.
Really? The spitting out the sunflower seeds was completely random? "It wasn't supposed to make sense." 9:33 - It made total sense to me. Professional players are always on the bench eating and spitting sunflower seeds. To me it showed his aspiration to be a pro.
Hey Danny, i have spesific question for that particular night shot in 13:37. Is this tiffen black pro mist 1/4 or 1/8. Im glad if you answer that. And also for bedroom shots did u use any bpm. I try to choose one for me. Thanks!
I Just came across you. you are amazing! keep the tutorial and breakdown videos coming.. I love it! cheers mate
Great vid. I wonder how much you spend on the talent? Did you get family and friends discount?
Hello Danny, i want to ask for something, what website do you use to arrange your pre-production material example reference scene, music, and many other? Thank you
I really appreciate the transparency of these videos. Where do you pull your scene stills from for your inspo in Milanote? Are they screen grabs of films you've watched or is there a specific resource you use? Thanks so much!
I feel for the sunflower seeds, that it is act of redemption part to his better self. It is shown that he needs to train and throw the old version of him.
Yep thank you!!
Congratulation Danny, this is film very cool, keep going 🧡.
really great cinematic look .. was it the tiffin 1/8 pro mist you used , ad did you use it for every shot ? does it wrk well with ND ?
ive never used pro mist .. looks amazing ! x x x
Hello. May I know what app you use to do your pre productions?
Where is the link for the film? I hate of being spoiled about quality of independent movie makers in "behind the scenes" with no actual link :D
10:35 Ok, this part makes me think differently, in a way a never thought. Thanks for this perspective Danny, makes me realize something different.
The comment about the spitting the jerky.. hahaha that is so ironic. Let’s just watch a perfect well behaved boring kid :D That was the most epic detail of the story. Actually you see the pros also spit those seeds right, chew stuff etcetera. Funny that some people don’t get it
@Danny Gevirtz Thank you so much for the breakdown it, really informative. What is the software that you are using to make the shot list, and share audio 7:55 and 11:32
Finded you with "moment" !
So glad I did check, your content is dope and really truthfull. Love that !
@Danny Gevirtz - What filter did you use? Anything else in particular to create the cinematic look?
What’s that software you’re using for pre production..?
I love these breakdowns so much, I learn so much from them! Good stuff Danny :)
So glad to hear that! Thank you!
I’m a year late but I’m glad I found this video. Thank you so much for that breakdown
Amazing video! What app/site did you use for pre-production phase/storyboarding?
INCREDIBLE!
You are a truly inspiration! Thank you @DannyGevirtz for this! The level is way up :D Greetings from Portugal!
Sir Danny...How many F stops everytime u shot? or u can make tutorial about that tnx sir
Learnt a lot from watching this video ❤️
Sooo Danny Gevirtz video production course coming soon??! All the info in this video is soo valuable!
what is the software or application you're using for the pre-prod workflow, looks so seamless and clean
Good to see you're using Premiere Pro. I see many UA-camrs start using DaVinci Resolve. A great program. Obviously also amazing for coloring, but PP is still working well for me. The price not so much though. 😉
Also love the light of the tubes. Too much for my budget right now but they produce amazing soft light.
Haha I honestly will always edit in premiere just because I’m quick in it
Hi Danny! Big fan of your channel. Can you please explain how you make a song sound like it is coming from a speaker in the scene? @11:48
Hey man what's that storyboard / mindmapping app? Looks neat
Amazing vid! What platform do you storyboard on?
soooo amazing, I love it. Please, tell me what are you use/setting for a frame rate. Thank you so much
What's the program called where you plan your film ?