Shooting a Cinematic Short Film on a low budget

In this cinematography breakdown I'm going behind the scenes of my first short film shot on the Kinefinity Mavo Edge 8K cinema camera. If you enjoyed this cinematography breakdown and want to see more Kinefinity Mavo Edge 8K Footage, be sure to watch these videos:
👉 Watch the SHORT FILM: “INTO THE FIRE”: • “Into the Fire” - A Ci...
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00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Makeup on a Budget
01:37 - Cinematography Breakdown
03:13 - Cinematography Lighting Setup
05:19 - Using Diffusion Filters
05:55 - Adjusting our Lighting Setup
06:34 - Creating Emotion through Dramatic Lighting
07:41 - Telling a story with lighting
08:28 - Lighting the last shot
11:28 - Outro
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[@joenicklo]

DID YOU MISS PART 1? Watch it here: ua-cam.com/video/2vaRejDGZRE/v-deo.html

[@Ansonandco]

Let’s do this!!🤘🏻

[@joenicklo]

You forgot to say "first"

[@RealRidez]

Great breakdown, amazing production! Really liked the drawings and the gear positions. Wealth of information, thanks for putting it together!!

[@joenicklo]

Much appreciated!

[@MacOlink]

Love these breakdowns man. So informative!

[@joenicklo]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@GeraldBertramPhotography]

Amazing job! These kind of breakdowns are so incredibly useful.

[@joenicklo]

Glad you like it!

[@LucasBuchegger]

what great shots, thumbs up👍

[@joenicklo]

:) thank you! Do you have a favorite shot?

[@Smartaman042]

This is awesome 👌

[@joenicklo]

Thank you, appreciate you taking the time to watch :)

[@hkdragon3707]

Thank you very much for the very informative content and congratulations for the short movie. Could you comment on using the Tokina Lenses handheld ? They are much heavier than most other lenses out there (The CP3 is 770g at 50mm). I am really attracted by their image quality, lack of breathing and large image circle which makes them future proof but the weight difference is substantial and might be an impediment to handheld shooting. Tks !

[@joenicklo]

I personally don’t mind a heavier rig, gives me a bit more stable movement due to the weight.

[@AdventureswithDreadandFriends]

This is awesome and very helpful!! Thank you! Did the fake blood stain his costume?

[@joenicklo]

Thanks for watching. Yes, it stained the costume.

[@TheOfficialSiNN]

What frame rate are you shooting at? It doesn’t looks right to me. It feels kinda how soap operas look.

[@joenicklo]

Shooting at 24p. Editing at 24p. I believe the BTS b-roll was 24p as well.