I think some sound design, like ambience in the background of the station, some additional breathing sounds, walking, in-depth sound design and folio really would take it to the next level!
Y’all are missing the point? They said your filmmaking sucks. NOT YOUR BUDGET. they weren’t suggesting that you only used the newest iPhone. That’s just what they used. They actually gave a lot of good tips of filming in general no matter what phone or device you have
@@tacpahdza he used iphone 15pro or max, that thing has log. it's just not in the same ballpark as ordinary iphone15. the video is seriously misleading. You can't get the dynamic range and grading flexibility with non log footage. You can get good footage but him saying "you don't need good gear" and then using A PHONE THAT HAS LOG FOOTAGE is just hands down misleading.
Small thing I learned from this. Make up isn’t just an aesthetic. It can be an active member of the scene. The bandages never bothered her a bit, they just passively sat on her face. Also, there’s a bit of a disconnect between shot selection. The wide and escalator shots are on sticks and the actor’s expression in them is a 4-5 on a level of disorientation, and ends on a movement (her walking out of frame). We jump to her not moving and appearing more drunk than she was in the previous shot, and then to her looking more panicked than drunk in next shot. Similarly, the camera angles and movement aren’t telling the same narrative. The steadiness of the opening shots and then jumping into handheld split the narrative in 2 emotions, and the acting discrepancies divides that even further. It was a tad difficult to grasp what I was looking at without actually being told that she’s suppose to be drunk. Things I liked… haha..the footage, and makeup looks great! And you guys did a phenomenal job for 2-4 people. Thank you for putting this out and making us all better. ❤
Great clip. The key to this is that you actually KNOW what you bare doing. Every shot is part of a plan and has an internal idea. That will always give an edge. "Shallow DOF" and "Cinematic" is nothing. The thinking behind what is going on and what is showed in the scene is what makes it work.
Honestly the bts vibe for this video is so relatable. That improvising on the spot and trying to decide how to light something... It really reminds me of my no budge sets ive been on. Love it!
I am an aspiring filmmaker in youtube and this really helps! even with the knowledge I have gathered now, there really is pretty much so many to learn, I think all it needs is just a fine line between being able to finish creating something and still learning from the experience. Great video anyways!
If you added a shot here 8:40 where she hears some noise, thinks somebody is chasing her, she being suddenly lost or super far away from home.... it will motivate much more the next shots and anxiety and get them purpose in my opinion
I think that the reason because the reflection shot stands out more, as you said, is bc is given a motivation for the light source. All the others felt like, well… if someone was hanging a light on her face… So hard to sell a light this small and this close as if it was a real source. The closest you are the more you percive its decay and the faker it feel.
I mean... I do agree that framing, good ideas and a simple good light placements can go a long way. But your film still feels very low budget at the end of the day. A good kind of low budget, but still a low budget film shot in iPhone
Great video. Just one detail tho, you should specify that you are using the iphone 15 PRO and not the regular 15. The difference in camera setup between the two is massive. The 15 Pro has all the cinematic bells and whistle: Bigger sensor, ProRes, Apple log etc.. So far I've never seen any creator who makes camera content with the regular 15.
I looooove the little moment of “clarity” that the reflection shot adds to the “drunken” sequence. This is absolutely incredible, thanks for showing us the ropes! 💪🏽💕
this was great! def inspiring stuff to do when you got a small crew of people to help you out. im always looking for ways to make the video content more cinematic. that small rig looks dope to ad to the rig.
Love love love seeing the process as you make this it's so helpful! You should do more videos like this using phone camera's and showing the filmmaking process as you go!
Excellent video, it shows indeed that not the budget of the equipment is important but rather the skills and the post production afterwards. And it shows that german train stations are indeed a nightmare for tourists.
For me it's the escalator shot, I love how it's framed to cut into the character when she reaches the top. One of my loves in filmmaking is capturing the texture of things, I would have approached it with a little more focus on the grooves of the steps.
I do agree 100%. If you have a good eye for lighting and angles, it doesn't matter which gear you're using. Just a few professional or highly amateur filmmakers say, "Nah, it's not a good camera, lighting..." But if you achieve production company levels, viewers won't notice which camera or gears they're using. Just learn basics of composition, Lighting, camera settings, editing, step by step and enjoy the your creativity at the sametime.
How amazing and how much fun to shoot with such a simple portable setup. Lately I am finding myself willing to experimenting with lighter setups too as it leaves so much room for improvisation and fun
I love these BTS videos. It inspires me to go out and shoot. I also have that SmallRig light and the iPhone 15 Pro. I'll probably pick up a couple more of those lights. Thanks, Brady.
@@crufilmsmost smartphones that people have don’t come close to iPhone level. personally, I’ll be getting a ZV-E10 because I’d rather get that than upgrade my shitty smartphone to an iPhone
I agree it has its phone-ness, but I’ve shot on previous phones and never been able to get this much flexibility. So for those with ONLY a phone, it’s a big jump. And all to say this was just a fun experiment
Well done! Thank you for the behind-the-scenes look and very useful how-to information. I'm not an Apple guy, but I just upgraded my Samsung. Videos like this take away my excuses for not doing more projects.
The map scenes are awesome, like the reflection on the map looks awsome, this handheld shoot looks good too but at the 8:27 i dont see that she is drunk she looks more relaxed yet tired. Last scene is definitely to bright. I know its light you cannot control but a little lower brightness would work. Anyway awsome job
I love this. I film from my S21 Ultra and S23 Ultra with some Moment lenses and ND filters. Its looks great and most people cant tell and are surprised when i tell them.
8:43 seeing the people disappear here goes nicely with the disorientation effect. overall this video is a reminder to push ourselves, and try to work with what we got. :)
no, it actually is my budget that is the problem, I'm filming in an android phone from 2016, with my camera barely making sense of what it's looking at
Even with these tests, I would say not to buy a latest phone for the price they are now. Because you are still looking at over $1,000 when you can get a Sony A7R-SOMETHING for $1,500. Just need to save a bit more. HOWEVER, if you ALREADY have a phone, that shouldn't stop you. Prioritize lightning and stick to bright stuff + Resolve Noise Reduction/neat video.
While..yes.. it is a Wong Kar Wai style, but let's also give credit where the credit is really due and that's to Christopher Doyle one of the greatest Cinematographers in the world.
I don't think UA-camrs understand how movies work :D When you have a small budget for a feature movie you have to shoot (in our country) from 6 to 8 scenes a day (without overtime). So the budget is not the issue, equipment is also not the issue., time is. And when you have an angry producer over your head who is loosing money every minute you need to be fast. So not every scene can be shot well and you have to make sacrifices. However in this video I can see that you have all the time in the world, laughing and having fun while creating. So yeah...budget is the main issue. Nice caption tho, catches the eye for the click ;)
Iphone 15 base price 800 optional portable light which is shown here - 200 (keep in mind the portable aspect) potential use of SSD for extended storage - 80/160 (depending on size and R/W speeds) HDD for storing and keeping footage - 40/80 (same as SSD) a pc/laptop to even edit on if needed and also access your HDD, most likely 800+ atleast unless your going second hand. overall im not accounting for tripods, basic nd's you can strap on and the multitude of other things which make life easier, regardless you dont need a budget to make a good film, which is creative, looks amazing etc etc. but emphasising its your budget whilst using a phone that is almost 1k in most currencies, your stretching about on the low end 1.2k - 2k+ depending on if you get the extra equipment i listed above which is practically needed for long term use if at all the beginning also. at the end of the day, if you want a certain look, which maybe you need a lens, or want to have certain colours (which by god if your shooting with 8bit is a pain) your going to be spending a lot of money. also to take into factor essentially put, a budget should never dismay you in filmmaking and creation, but never should be told its your budget when your going around with cameras with LOG capabilities, lighting equipment, and the rest. imo its a cheap thing to say
Ok we get it. For broke ass people its still an expensive set. No wonders. Doesnt change the fact that you can do everything he did here with a way cheaper phone or camera, way cheaper lights and with your old laptop because some basic videoediting doesnt need a 800$ laptop/pc nor a ssd. Most people already have a pc or laptop in any way that is capable of doing all the things you need. And most people already have a phone with a decent enough camera because even the cheaper or older phones all shoot in 4k60(or more) at least, stabilized, able to change focus manually with camera apps etc. etc. blablabla
Any chance you can do more projects on iphone? I feel like no matter how much searching I do, I can never find good examples of actual short films on iphone. From a budget stand-point, I'm really curious to see what iphone and a few additional things like small lights, lenses and gimbals can do. It would be awesome to see someone set a standard on mobile.
The reflection of her on the glass scene looms so cinematic. but i always wonder how we can tell the difference between the shot on a phone and a cinema camera when the subject is moving in the frame. for example the close up shot of the subject walking with confusion or when she was walking forward from the escalator, i can just tell that it is shot on a phone just by looking a the walk of the subject. why it will not match cinema camera even we shoot at 24 fps and matching shutter speed?
Im so glad hozier finally found the opportunity to teach us about film making
my thoughts exactly 😂😂
i was just about to comment "thanks hozier" before seeing ur comment
literally my first thought
i thought that was george harrison
Take me to Shoottt..
the reflection shots on the map go CRAZYYYYY
Not as crazy as a doc in Switzerland 🇨🇭 👀
Those shots are sick
I think some sound design, like ambience in the background of the station, some additional breathing sounds, walking, in-depth sound design and folio really would take it to the next level!
deff, along w music change too
i think looking at the motive of the video. the sound design is quite alright, giving a sense of being cut out of the world...drunk.
@@paullovesart i see what you are saying, but then maybe doing them muffled could be the move
and maybe also more experimenting with the different lenses of the iphone and try other shutter speeds.
Shibuya arc!?
Y’all are missing the point? They said your filmmaking sucks. NOT YOUR BUDGET. they weren’t suggesting that you only used the newest iPhone. That’s just what they used. They actually gave a lot of good tips of filming in general no matter what phone or device you have
Are we still surprised by internet people stupidity ?
I’d just ignore it if I was you, people will complain and act ignorant towards anything nowadays.
@@Axiasartyou got that right
All i have is just an $199 android phone, and it's not that good for take a video
@@tacpahdza he used iphone 15pro or max, that thing has log. it's just not in the same ballpark as ordinary iphone15. the video is seriously misleading. You can't get the dynamic range and grading flexibility with non log footage. You can get good footage but him saying "you don't need good gear" and then using A PHONE THAT HAS LOG FOOTAGE is just hands down misleading.
Small thing I learned from this. Make up isn’t just an aesthetic. It can be an active member of the scene. The bandages never bothered her a bit, they just passively sat on her face. Also, there’s a bit of a disconnect between shot selection. The wide and escalator shots are on sticks and the actor’s expression in them is a 4-5 on a level of disorientation, and ends on a movement (her walking out of frame). We jump to her not moving and appearing more drunk than she was in the previous shot, and then to her looking more panicked than drunk in next shot. Similarly, the camera angles and movement aren’t telling the same narrative. The steadiness of the opening shots and then jumping into handheld split the narrative in 2 emotions, and the acting discrepancies divides that even further. It was a tad difficult to grasp what I was looking at without actually being told that she’s suppose to be drunk. Things I liked… haha..the footage, and makeup looks great! And you guys did a phenomenal job for 2-4 people. Thank you for putting this out and making us all better. ❤
I deeply appreciate seeing this process and reminding myself that I don't need 6k to 10k to shoot something nice.
Very true. I was thinking same thing!!
It was a good reminder even for me
Absolutely, @heymiranda512! MagMirror enhances this by making self-filming easier with perfect framing and lighting without breaking the bank.
Great clip. The key to this is that you actually KNOW what you bare doing. Every shot is part of a plan and has an internal idea. That will always give an edge. "Shallow DOF" and "Cinematic" is nothing. The thinking behind what is going on and what is showed in the scene is what makes it work.
Honestly the bts vibe for this video is so relatable. That improvising on the spot and trying to decide how to light something... It really reminds me of my no budge sets ive been on. Love it!
What does bts mean?
@@meroinheroinbehind the scenes
@andreheizer, improvising is the heart of creativity! MagMirror’s adjustable lighting makes it simpler to adapt and perfect your shots.
8:27 that escalator shot with the color grading is just chef's kiss. it looks like it came from a movie
Awesome job Brady! Those Smallrig lights are so epic I always bring them with me everywhere I go.
Hey master thank you!! Yeah they’re super compact and come in handy a lot
So adorable when she said "I'm Megan" and everyone knows it. LOL. Love it.
I am an aspiring filmmaker in youtube and this really helps! even with the knowledge I have gathered now, there really is pretty much so many to learn, I think all it needs is just a fine line between being able to finish creating something and still learning from the experience. Great video anyways!
Hi @davidarriesgado, keep growing! MagMirror is a great addition to simplify filming while you master your craft.
Incredible dude. Skill > gear, money, and resources. You made beautiful shots with the simplest setups
highest iPhone with s-log onboard its not the SIMPLEST setup. It costs as much as decent APSC camera with lens XD
That was beautiful! This lost and drunk sequence was done so well it conveyed the right emotions.
Recently got the iphone 15 pro for smartphone filmmaking and Apple Log makes a huge difference! Great job on the lighting as usual! : )
Hey hey! Thanks a ton, it’s impressive really
Don’t sleep on cinematic mode for some shots. I found a mixing them adds that much more 👍🏼
Interesting! I will explore cinematic mode some more.@@Richard_Leon
If you added a shot here 8:40 where she hears some noise, thinks somebody is chasing her, she being suddenly lost or super far away from home.... it will motivate much more the next shots and anxiety and get them purpose in my opinion
I think that the reason because the reflection shot stands out more, as you said, is bc is given a motivation for the light source. All the others felt like, well… if someone was hanging a light on her face… So hard to sell a light this small and this close as if it was a real source.
The closest you are the more you percive its decay and the faker it feel.
I mean... I do agree that framing, good ideas and a simple good light placements can go a long way. But your film still feels very low budget at the end of the day. A good kind of low budget, but still a low budget film shot in iPhone
You officially have the best results from an iPhone yet. Crazy.
That’s a lie I know you are already finding a way to put your blazars on an iPhone I can feel it
Great video. Just one detail tho, you should specify that you are using the iphone 15 PRO and not the regular 15. The difference in camera setup between the two is massive. The 15 Pro has all the cinematic bells and whistle: Bigger sensor, ProRes, Apple log etc.. So far I've never seen any creator who makes camera content with the regular 15.
What about filming on the 14 plus????
I'm a simple man, everytime I hear "my new LUT" I end the video. Hope it was nice.
I looooove the little moment of “clarity” that the reflection shot adds to the “drunken” sequence. This is absolutely incredible, thanks for showing us the ropes! 💪🏽💕
Hi @Peirradash, reflection shots are magical! MagMirror helps capture such precise framing with ease.
great results with this small setup👍🏻I like her reflection in the glas when she looks at the plan, this shot is amazing👌🏻
Bro this video is awesome! Amazing work!
Yoooo. Thank you bro
ahh the final sequence was so good! ty for a helpful & inspiring tutorial!
Very wkw with the music and jump cuts
Yoo this came out great!
Thanks for bringing me out to film with you guys :)
The iPhone 15 footage cmobined with your LUTs is looking great ❤
Hey Florian you’re awesome. Thank you for helping bring this video to life!
this was great! def inspiring stuff to do when you got a small crew of people to help you out. im always looking for ways to make the video content more cinematic.
that small rig looks dope to ad to the rig.
Love love love seeing the process as you make this it's so helpful! You should do more videos like this using phone camera's and showing the filmmaking process as you go!
this is so good, was really dope to see your process with just a light and an Iphone in general
if you change the sound/audio, it will be for the better I think. Doesn't match in my opinion. But like the light :-D
Agreed
Yeah same. I wasn't crazy about the final video but I realized it might've just been the music.
Excellent video, it shows indeed that not the budget of the equipment is important but rather the skills and the post production afterwards.
And it shows that german train stations are indeed a nightmare for tourists.
Seeing both of you in one video makes my heart skip a beat ♥️♥️♥️ Im so happy for this collab
For me it's the escalator shot, I love how it's framed to cut into the character when she reaches the top. One of my loves in filmmaking is capturing the texture of things, I would have approached it with a little more focus on the grooves of the steps.
This is such a cool video, and I love your cinematic vlog style!
either im going crazy or that escalator goes both ways 💀💀
Absolutely loved this. So simple yet so informative! would love to see more bts like this ❤
I do agree 100%. If you have a good eye for lighting and angles, it doesn't matter which gear you're using. Just a few professional or highly amateur filmmakers say, "Nah, it's not a good camera, lighting..." But if you achieve production company levels, viewers won't notice which camera or gears they're using. Just learn basics of composition, Lighting, camera settings, editing, step by step and enjoy the your creativity at the sametime.
This is so awesome!! For such a spontaneous project, there is so much emotion in every shot! Wild!!
How amazing and how much fun to shoot with such a simple portable setup. Lately I am finding myself willing to experimenting with lighter setups too as it leaves so much room for improvisation and fun
I love these BTS videos. It inspires me to go out and shoot. I also have that SmallRig light and the iPhone 15 Pro. I'll probably pick up a couple more of those lights. Thanks, Brady.
You guys both killed it!!! Such a fun time 🥳
Well... it was shot on an iPhone and looks exactly like something that's been shot on an iPhone. :)
It was interesting the different edits between you and Megan! Fun shoot!
Thank you so much! Super fun
You could get a ZV-E10, kit lens and a whole set of vintage glass for the price of an iPhone
Yes, but most people don't have a ZV-E10 lying around. Most people do have some smartphone.
@@crufilmsmost smartphones that people have don’t come close to iPhone level. personally, I’ll be getting a ZV-E10 because I’d rather get that than upgrade my shitty smartphone to an iPhone
AMAZING, i do believe you can achieve this almost if not same on any flagship
Dude. Way to nail it. I liked seeing and hearing your thought processes. Extremely helpful.
as a fan of you both, im super glad to see this crossover
That means a ton! It was a fun shoot
This is actually amazing, to say the least. Your team earned my sub and Like.
I like the close up of her face that shows her state,it shows disorientation and drunkenness state,it also emphasizes the cold mood
its amazing what you can create these days with very little gear, and the project looked really fun to shoot!!!
Megan is FAB!! Brady hope you you guys can do.more iPhone videos. That was excellent,
Yep. Looks like a film shot on a smartphone to me :D
I agree it has its phone-ness, but I’ve shot on previous phones and never been able to get this much flexibility. So for those with ONLY a phone, it’s a big jump. And all to say this was just a fun experiment
Well said!@@BradyBessette
Exotic! 💖Do you have any color grading tut like you did on this video?
I loved this, esp the reflection shot!! Thanks again
Thank you!!
Well done! Thank you for the behind-the-scenes look and very useful how-to information. I'm not an Apple guy, but I just upgraded my Samsung. Videos like this take away my excuses for not doing more projects.
This is great! I can’t wait to document my colour grading journey 😁
sometimes its your budget holding your skills back be mad if you want but thats the truth
The map scenes are awesome, like the reflection on the map looks awsome, this handheld shoot looks good too but at the 8:27 i dont see that she is drunk she looks more relaxed yet tired. Last scene is definitely to bright. I know its light you cannot control but a little lower brightness would work. Anyway awsome job
Christopher Doyle is the DOP.
I love this. I film from my S21 Ultra and S23 Ultra with some Moment lenses and ND filters. Its looks great and most people cant tell and are surprised when i tell them.
It’s impressive what these phones can do
absolutely loved it!!! but can we talk about how the final sequence and theme in general would also SLAP to drunk walk home by mitski?
After watching this, I’m not so sure it’s MY filmmaking that sucks 😂 But I guess it’s a good way to sell some LUTs 👍
8:43 seeing the people disappear here goes nicely with the disorientation effect. overall this video is a reminder to push ourselves, and try to work with what we got. :)
That was a great sequence! I actually went and shot some footage today for something I’m working on.
Some of us can't afford an iPhone yes it's the budget😭
the final shot looks like she is livestreaming and she doesn't know
The video started and the first thing come to my mind is the Hozier video singing on the subway. You look so similar.
Good video btw.
awesome video, you used what you had to the most you can out of it, gave me a broader perspective on film making
EXCELLENT WORK!
Awesome video. Great explanation of the decisions made while filming. Bravo 🤝
the sighs felt over board lmao no shade
I love it !!! Future film makers .. this is how it gets done
That title hit deep... Thank you for reminding me that.
no, it actually is my budget that is the problem, I'm filming in an android phone from 2016, with my camera barely making sense of what it's looking at
Sorry to hear that, good luck with your filmmaking.
Hi @gserendipity, MagMirror can transform even older phones by helping with framing and lighting for a professional touch.
Absolutely awesome!
As always, a pleasure professor Brady!
Congratulations on your work man! Really cool shots you got. Im planning on buying a new phone, any other options besides Iphone?
Even with these tests, I would say not to buy a latest phone for the price they are now. Because you are still looking at over $1,000 when you can get a Sony A7R-SOMETHING for $1,500. Just need to save a bit more. HOWEVER, if you ALREADY have a phone, that shouldn't stop you. Prioritize lightning and stick to bright stuff + Resolve Noise Reduction/neat video.
at this point, the phone itself is just as expensive as a camera 😭😭😭😭😭
1:04 no budget ..... I'm just shooting only on iphone 15
While..yes.. it is a Wong Kar Wai style, but let's also give credit where the credit is really due and that's to Christopher Doyle one of the greatest Cinematographers in the world.
I don't think UA-camrs understand how movies work :D When you have a small budget for a feature movie you have to shoot (in our country) from 6 to 8 scenes a day (without overtime). So the budget is not the issue, equipment is also not the issue., time is. And when you have an angry producer over your head who is loosing money every minute you need to be fast. So not every scene can be shot well and you have to make sacrifices. However in this video I can see that you have all the time in the world, laughing and having fun while creating. So yeah...budget is the main issue. Nice caption tho, catches the eye for the click ;)
This is not filmmaking guys, its videography. Creating pretty shots has nothing to do with cinema
Ok Scorsese
pretty sure its still called cinematography
Roger Deakins would have something to say about that
Bad take sorry pal
🤘🏽this was very helpful thanks
Nice collab and great job!
I hate the way the Christopher Doyle isn’t mentioned when it was his genius.
Fantastic video thank you! also love that small rig light. Super good value!
Everybody just took Funny Marco’s style of comedy and ran
Me watching this with my beat up android, I'm cooked no hope for me☠️
The title is quite misleading. If i sum up this equipment, it´s not on a budget
Iphone 15 base price 800
optional portable light which is shown here - 200 (keep in mind the portable aspect)
potential use of SSD for extended storage - 80/160 (depending on size and R/W speeds)
HDD for storing and keeping footage - 40/80 (same as SSD)
a pc/laptop to even edit on if needed and also access your HDD, most likely 800+ atleast unless your going second hand.
overall im not accounting for tripods, basic nd's you can strap on and the multitude of other things which make life easier, regardless you dont need a budget to make a good film, which is creative, looks amazing etc etc. but emphasising its your budget whilst using a phone that is almost 1k in most currencies, your stretching about on the low end 1.2k - 2k+ depending on if you get the extra equipment i listed above which is practically needed for long term use if at all the beginning also.
at the end of the day, if you want a certain look, which maybe you need a lens, or want to have certain colours (which by god if your shooting with 8bit is a pain) your going to be spending a lot of money. also to take into factor
essentially put, a budget should never dismay you in filmmaking and creation, but never should be told its your budget when your going around with cameras with LOG capabilities, lighting equipment, and the rest. imo its a cheap thing to say
where are you buying iphone 15 with 800
you're 100% correct plus its not even a base iPhone, only the "pro" phones are capable of shooting in LOG
Ok we get it. For broke ass people its still an expensive set. No wonders. Doesnt change the fact that you can do everything he did here with a way cheaper phone or camera, way cheaper lights and with your old laptop because some basic videoediting doesnt need a 800$ laptop/pc nor a ssd. Most people already have a pc or laptop in any way that is capable of doing all the things you need. And most people already have a phone with a decent enough camera because even the cheaper or older phones all shoot in 4k60(or more) at least, stabilized, able to change focus manually with camera apps etc. etc. blablabla
someone had to say it. thanks
i mean pc, hdd and ssd are all irrelevant. you should have this if you use a camera aswell.
after watching the sequence i can comment Your Filmmaking Sucks, Not Your Budget
Looking Great! 🤩
Any chance you can do more projects on iphone? I feel like no matter how much searching I do, I can never find good examples of actual short films on iphone. From a budget stand-point, I'm really curious to see what iphone and a few additional things like small lights, lenses and gimbals can do. It would be awesome to see someone set a standard on mobile.
Watch tangerine, a feature shot on iPhone
And in the final result, your budget sucks such as your direction. If your're trying to teach something, at least be good in it.
Amazing tips and great storytelling. I wish I had friends I could go filming with. 😩☹️ I got Iphone but no people.
so, that was an aggressive yet effective title...
I was sooo focused until the simultaneous stares at 2:34 🤣😭🤣
The reflection of her on the glass scene looms so cinematic. but i always wonder how we can tell the difference between the shot on a phone and a cinema camera when the subject is moving in the frame. for example the close up shot of the subject walking with confusion or when she was walking forward from the escalator, i can just tell that it is shot on a phone just by looking a the walk of the subject. why it will not match cinema camera even we shoot at 24 fps and matching shutter speed?
The title hits straight to my heart🙂😂