I simultaneously envy and don't envy cinematographers. There's endless creative possibilities to the framing, positioning, and flow of a scene, it looks so fun and overwhelming at the same time.
It's so neat to actually get a window into the psychology of shots. I've found myself switching between these, instinctively, based off references from movies I've enjoyed, so, this was a really cool explanation of why some shots should be used over others.
Look at Aputure (lighting/DP pov), Indy Mogul (lighting/camop/DP pov) and This Guy Edits (editing/story). You can have a combination of all aspects of film making from online learning. Something REQUIRED to tackle if you want to be a successful director (not my aim). I am trying to find more "camop" channel of this calibre that teaches the way to use the camera better. Studiobinder is kind of halfway there but they are more so about the story, directing aspect and conveying emotions.
Let’s all be thankful that Studio Binder is putting out so much great stuff out here for FREE. Like, I feel like most people would charge money for this kinda stuff. 🙏
I haven't found a film channel this good.All the others never talk about things practically like this one .So glad ,this was recommended to me! Definitely a subscribing.
Wow! What a comprehensible guide; nothing short of what it says in the title as it is indeed ultimate. Understanding the properties of shots is an essential part of understanding the language of filmmaking, so I thank you for this video.
I particularly love how the Extreme Wide Shot (EWS) / Establishing Shots are used in Apocalyptic genre movies. It really helps establish the landscape that the the subsequent scenes explore.
I don’t know about you all? But, the man narrating these videos is super legit. I find myself walking away learning so much out of all these videos. This channel is addictive!
Woah! I am developing a lot of interest into cinematography, and you have just made it so much easy to initiate the lessons to learn and start experimenting. Thank you so much
Great video, helped me greatly with a storyboard asignment. Quick comment, I notice the CC are out of synch. Other than that, this is such a gift from you guys, I love this channel!
I am a beginner when it comes to camera... But i have been in a team consist of videographers but havent had a proper education... They just winged it, got an audience and as well as customers... If i can thankyou everyday i will... Thank you again...
Though this video was 4 years ago, it is useful to me now. As a digital marketer, I usually get so much problems whenever it involves some reels. Now this helps me a lot.
I'm currently writing a script for my debut film...and StudioBinder is my ultimate teacher/cheat book on writing scripts. Thank you so much, StudioBinder!!!
I love how not only is each shot style explained, practical advice is also given on when and why to use a particular shot. Came here for the informative side but got much more in the form of practicality and usefulness. Well put together video; I’ll be subbing
I'm here because my Audio and Technology Film teacher showed me this in class. Great video. Made me really appreciate cinematography in films. Should be shown in more schools.
This channel is gift of god for new filmmaker’s like me .. it gives the best insight of all the process of that makes a best film .. lucky to have come across this channel 🥰
What an incredible tool I have just found to make my music videos stand out, thank you so much! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for a while now, big fan of the series!
Thanks for your fantastic work, it really helps me alot to grab general concept of how the whole system works separately and combinatorially. While I was reaing the E-book Camera Lenses Explained, there is a little grammatical typo at the firs line of first paragraph in page 6. Hope it can be helpful! Appreciate it again!!!
I will use all of these to improve my tv show. Thank you 🙂 and keep going, this is way more organised than every other video, I sense a series of these videos
This channel is an Encyclopedia of applied knowledge on film making to simply appreciating the medium of Cinema. I believe, cinema being the latest form of Art, the language of cinema gives an artist the best circumstances expressing his creativity. It has the most potential for experimentation still left to explore. And to do that, this channel acts like a treasure trove for learning the basics of film making and looking at things from different perspective. I was reading Hitchcock/Truffaut, and from there I read about his use of long takes in the movie Rope. To further extend my knowledge I landed on this channel. Since then, I've been watching one after another video while taking notes. I do dream of making a film one day and I make films in my dreams.... Thank you so much for enriching that dream.
Establishing shot : Contextes toutes scènes, et transitions entre scènes. Crucial Master shot : Confirme géographie et contexte scène (les persos etc). Capture la scène dans son entièreté Wide shot (WS) : Loin de caméra pour représenter visuellement la relation dans l'environnement, (taille des persos etc) Full shot (FS) : Tete aux pieds, montrer un personnage dans toute sa gloire, montrer son état physique Medium full shot (FS)/Cowboy : Tete à bassin, montrer un personnage confiant, dominant ou dans une confrontation Medium shot (MS) : Neutre, (Tete à torso) montrer scènes sans trop perdre l'environnement Medium close-up shot (MCU) : Tete à haut du torse, réduire les distractions pour focus sur les persos et l'histoire Close-up shot (CU) : Eye level voir ce que les persos ressentent, empathie, drama, décisions Extreme close-up shot (ECU) : Emotions fortes notamment les yeux, ou pour isoler quelque chose de crucial dans l'histoire. Super important pour souligner l'importance de la scène et la plus dramatique/intime Je publie ce message le Mardi 10 décembre 2024 à 16:17, je t'aime maman je vais le faire!
You guys are amazing there. Hats off to you. Teaching us these valubale lessons which are being sold in thousands of dollars. Will be indebted forever.
It's kinda crazy that I know (and have watched) 90% of movies featured in this video (Great work by the way, been a subscriber since before you guys even hit 1k subs. Keep up the good work)
This channel fits so well to any student of film making. I love it because i can use it on my class. The perfect channel for filmmakers. I can't wait for the episode of framing and composition. I love photography but i lack of formation on it. I want to know all.
This was the best explanaition about this topic. Very well done. I appreciate everyone who was part of this. This channel was needed for any one who wants to just learn or be well informed about cinema.
The best explanation ever 👌👌😎with introduction and sums up entire shot list and their use 👏👏. Learned a lot in these 12 minutes and that's why subscribed as well 🙏🙌😄.
This is one of the best resources I have seen, great for the I-Media course we doing at school. I am happy make a small contribution to your channel. I am teacher and think is the best resources I have seen on shots.
No need of going for classes I have been watching it for almost an year watched almost all videos And its great stuff am addicted to this I cant live without studio binder
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1:22 Establishing shot
2:39 Master
4:23 Wide shot (WS)
5:35 Full shot (FS)
6:26 Medium full shot (FS)/Cowboy
7:17 Medium shot (MS)
8:51 Medium close-up shot (MCU)
9:57 Close-up shot (CU)
10:37 Extreme close-up shot (ECU)
Thank you for the timestamps! Very helpful.
Jairo Espinel thank you
Thank you
9:57 MCU
Thanks!
The best film channel.
This should be taught as a guide in schools.
Yepppp 😂👍🏾
Wow, thanks for the compliment!
It does
@Ray Angels seriously bro? What kind of Film making does they teach there, without teaching the basics
@Ray Angels yeah bruh its kinda the basic of filmmaking
I simultaneously envy and don't envy cinematographers. There's endless creative possibilities to the framing, positioning, and flow of a scene, it looks so fun and overwhelming at the same time.
The way of life for an artist in this craft!
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
@@thepedestulz Did you buy it?
exactly how i see it haha.
StudioBinder's narrator is like the David Attenborough of filmmaking. Iconic.
👍haha yeah he's great!
So true
Lol the most accurate comment in youtube
I was thinking Stephen Fry crossed with Adam Curtis.
We all saved ourselves from spending so much time and money of going to film school because of this channel. More power, StudioBinder!
This video establishes why cinema is an art in itself, kudos to StudioBinder
Thanks for watching!
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
@@thepedestulzone of my favorite UA-cam vlogger uses sony alpha 7s 3,he does a lot of post production work,the vlogger name is Sriman kotaru
ART IS KEY
This is legit, i dont need no dumb film school when i got studiobinder
glad you enjoyed it!
@ me lol
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
@@thepedestulz a good basic one is the blackmagic pocket cinema camera. I recommend looking into that
@@anthonycoolboi7781 Thank you.
I like how they used the MCU to explain the MCU lol
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be
@@StudioBinder Woooooow.
@@StudioBinder finally a movie page that actually pays attention to the movies they make content on 🙄👏🏾
^
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
Thank you for distributing such quality content for free, you have been an amazing teacher and an immense help to all of us.
I see what you did there, using the culmination of the MCU to demonstrate the MCU shot, well done. I applaud whoever came up with this example.
It's so neat to actually get a window into the psychology of shots. I've found myself switching between these, instinctively, based off references from movies I've enjoyed, so, this was a really cool explanation of why some shots should be used over others.
No channel makes better filmmaking classes than Studibinder
That's high praise! We appreciate the support!
Look at Aputure (lighting/DP pov), Indy Mogul (lighting/camop/DP pov) and This Guy Edits (editing/story). You can have a combination of all aspects of film making from online learning. Something REQUIRED to tackle if you want to be a successful director (not my aim).
I am trying to find more "camop" channel of this calibre that teaches the way to use the camera better. Studiobinder is kind of halfway there but they are more so about the story, directing aspect and conveying emotions.
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
Studio binder is just..... superior. Thank you
Glad we could help!
Let’s all be thankful that Studio Binder is putting out so much great stuff out here for FREE. Like, I feel like most people would charge money for this kinda stuff. 🙏
this channel is so well organized for anyone who wants to learn the very basics.
This channel is EVERYTHING!
I haven't found a film channel this good.All the others never talk about things practically like this one .So glad ,this was recommended to me! Definitely a subscribing.
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
I just recently started learning about cinema, writing things down, and this channel has been of Great help, Thank you so much, keep the great job!
Thanks for watching!
Wow! What a comprehensible guide; nothing short of what it says in the title as it is indeed ultimate. Understanding the properties of shots is an essential part of understanding the language of filmmaking, so I thank you for this video.
Glad we could help!
I particularly love how the Extreme Wide Shot (EWS) / Establishing Shots are used in Apocalyptic genre movies. It really helps establish the landscape that the the subsequent scenes explore.
Hands down one of the best channels on YT. I even read the thumbnails with the narrator voice in my mind.
This is the kind of Content I do appreciate the most. Amazing explanations 💯💯💯
Yep top class 🤩👍🏾
Glad we could help!
I don’t know about you all? But, the man narrating these videos is super legit. I find myself walking away learning so much out of all these videos. This channel is addictive!
Dear Lord, where has this channel been all my life?!? AMAZING, thank you SO much for all of these!
Woah! I am developing a lot of interest into cinematography, and you have just made it so much easy to initiate the lessons to learn and start experimenting. Thank you so much
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
Great video, helped me greatly with a storyboard asignment. Quick comment, I notice the CC are out of synch. Other than that, this is such a gift from you guys, I love this channel!
I am a beginner when it comes to camera... But i have been in a team consist of videographers but havent had a proper education... They just winged it, got an audience and as well as customers... If i can thankyou everyday i will... Thank you again...
Though this video was 4 years ago, it is useful to me now. As a digital marketer, I usually get so much problems whenever it involves some reels. Now this helps me a lot.
I'm currently writing a script for my debut film...and StudioBinder is my ultimate teacher/cheat book on writing scripts. Thank you so much, StudioBinder!!!
Glad we could help!
Well, that just made my day
Thanks for watching!
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
I know all of these shots but as soon as I sow this in my feed had to watch JUST LOVE THE WAY YOU GUYS TEACH #keepfilming and THANK YOU 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤩🤩🤩
Glad you enjoyed it!
Efficient and very well illustrated, and the narrator voice is like the cherry on the cake 👌very good, keep on going
And thank u by the way😉
Can't express all my gratitude for all these episodes. HUGE THANKS GUYS!
I love how not only is each shot style explained, practical advice is also given on when and why to use a particular shot. Came here for the informative side but got much more in the form of practicality and usefulness. Well put together video; I’ll be subbing
i love his voice. it’s makes me ASMR
Absolutely the best way to present filmmaking!
I'm here because my Audio and Technology Film teacher showed me this in class. Great video. Made me really appreciate cinematography in films. Should be shown in more schools.
My college film courses draw me to watch this series. Nice job! Thank you X100 times. You help me to understand what my prof has said in class.
This channel is gift of god for new filmmaker’s like me .. it gives the best insight of all the process of that makes a best film .. lucky to have come across this channel 🥰
Glad we could help!
What an incredible tool I have just found to make my music videos stand out, thank you so much! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for a while now, big fan of the series!
I'm watching this for an exam about filmic components... Thus is extremely helpful.. God Bless!
Absoluty the best cinematography channel ive came across!
The best film channel.
This should be taught as a guide in schools..
This is such a freaking masterclass.
ME:It would be funny if they use a marvel movie for MCU shot
STudioB:*uses a MCU movie*
LOL it worked out perfectly
i was thinking the same thing, it was definitely on purpose
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
best filmking channel on internet.. i learned so much from you studio binder ... thank you so much
I love that you've got scenes from two of Panos Cosmatos' features in here, encouraging me to watch the series.
Thanks for your fantastic work, it really helps me alot to grab general concept of how the whole system works separately and combinatorially. While I was reaing the E-book Camera Lenses Explained, there is a little grammatical typo at the firs line of first paragraph in page 6. Hope it can be helpful! Appreciate it again!!!
I will use all of these to improve my tv show. Thank you 🙂 and keep going, this is way more organised than every other video, I sense a series of these videos
Glad we could help!
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
@@thepedestulz if you focus on storytelling, everything will do. Then, after years, you will know by yourself
@@aventuratejulit TY
As a film studies student, this channel is one of the best resources I can have, and I am forever grateful.
This channel is an Encyclopedia of applied knowledge on film making to simply appreciating the medium of Cinema.
I believe, cinema being the latest form of Art, the language of cinema gives an artist the best circumstances expressing his creativity. It has the most potential for experimentation still left to explore. And to do that, this channel acts like a treasure trove for learning the basics of film making and looking at things from different perspective.
I was reading Hitchcock/Truffaut, and from there I read about his use of long takes in the movie Rope. To further extend my knowledge I landed on this channel. Since then, I've been watching one after another video while taking notes.
I do dream of making a film one day and I make films in my dreams....
Thank you so much for enriching that dream.
More of this type of content, please!! You guys are the best
Thanks for the input!
This is the best thing that happened to UA-cam..
Thanks for your profesional work 📽🙏
Thanks for watching!
Establishing shot : Contextes toutes scènes, et transitions entre scènes. Crucial
Master shot : Confirme géographie et contexte scène (les persos etc). Capture la scène dans son entièreté
Wide shot (WS) : Loin de caméra pour représenter visuellement la relation dans l'environnement, (taille des persos etc)
Full shot (FS) : Tete aux pieds, montrer un personnage dans toute sa gloire, montrer son état physique
Medium full shot (FS)/Cowboy : Tete à bassin, montrer un personnage confiant, dominant ou dans une confrontation
Medium shot (MS) : Neutre, (Tete à torso) montrer scènes sans trop perdre l'environnement
Medium close-up shot (MCU) : Tete à haut du torse, réduire les distractions pour focus sur les persos et l'histoire
Close-up shot (CU) : Eye level voir ce que les persos ressentent, empathie, drama, décisions
Extreme close-up shot (ECU) : Emotions fortes notamment les yeux, ou pour isoler quelque chose de crucial dans l'histoire. Super important pour souligner l'importance de la scène et la plus dramatique/intime
Je publie ce message le Mardi 10 décembre 2024 à 16:17, je t'aime maman je vais le faire!
I may be not an aspiring filmmaker but an illustrator, I think these principles are very useful.
this is just the best channel
Yeah it’s awesome! Are you a filmmaker ?
I'm not even a filmmaker or a film student, but this stuff is so interesting that I watched the whole thing.
You guys are amazing there. Hats off to you. Teaching us these valubale lessons which are being sold in thousands of dollars. Will be indebted forever.
I want this man to teach my online classes
A great voice to learn from haha
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
It's kinda crazy that I know (and have watched) 90% of movies featured in this video
(Great work by the way, been a subscriber since before you guys even hit 1k subs. Keep up the good work)
This channel fits so well to any student of film making. I love it because i can use it on my class. The perfect channel for filmmakers. I can't wait for the episode of framing and composition. I love photography but i lack of formation on it. I want to know all.
Glad we could help!
@@StudioBinder there are videos of color theory and music?
Taking the plunge into funding & directing my own feature. Content like this has been so crucial while in Pre-Production. Thank you, StudioBinder!
This channel is a gem!!
in high school and planning on making film-making my future career. very helpful thanks.
Thanks Sir... It's 💯 very Helpful 👍☺️❤
This is a high-quality video. Great work Studiobinder!
Thanks for watching!
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
I really appreciate these.
Inspired me...inspires me everyday...and the process never ends...🎥
What a wonderful channel, I wish I'd discovered this sooner, but I'm glad I did.
They made us watch this in school 👍 Honestly cant thank you all enough
This was the best explanaition about this topic. Very well done. I appreciate everyone who was part of this. This channel was needed for any one who wants to just learn or be well informed about cinema.
Best film making channel today ❤
Absolutely love this content. Can't believe this is free
I love that you explain it so well I understood everything
The narrator of this video is simply brilliant!
thank you so much. the narrative voice is super great too.
Amazing Video with Richest contents. On a Short Time, a Complete Encyclopedia Analysis for Cinema Shot Size List. Thank you Studiobinder.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is soo good
Thank you UA-cam for all the knowledge in the World
Millions of thanks for making this video.
Such a great tutorial! Kudos!
Teaching the Craft of Filmmaking at its best. Kudos StudioBinder. 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching!
Awesome Video! I would love a "Guess the Shot" Quiz Video :D to practise Shot sizes
Thanks for the suggestion!
Best shot explanation video ever! 💯✨
These videos really make me appreciate films more! Thank you!
goddam it you guys are really great!! please continue with this serie
Thank you. The best film channel.
The best explanation ever 👌👌😎with introduction and sums up entire shot list and their use 👏👏. Learned a lot in these 12 minutes and that's why subscribed as well 🙏🙌😄.
Love this! Makes it 10x easier to interpret scenes!
Thank you for this gorgeous presentation - truly educational, great narrator!
This explains so much about filming, thank you!!!!!
This is actually incredible
Your videos are precious, thank you for this great content.
Thanks for watching!
Kudos to the team for providing us with the right content. This is the best platform to learn filmmaking. Expecting more of this kind.
Appreciate the feedback!
this is awesome. it's actually entertaining.
using Thanos for the Medium Close Up (MCU). I see what you did there. love when the editor/writer has a little fun with it!
This is one of the best resources I have seen, great for the I-Media course we doing at school. I am happy make a small contribution to your channel. I am teacher and think is the best resources I have seen on shots.
One of my favourite channels on UA-cam 👍
just found this series and I am loving this! Wonderfully made!
No need of going for classes
I have been watching it for almost an year watched almost all videos
And its great stuff am addicted to this
I cant live without studio binder
Thanks for watching!
Hello, I am in the process of buying my first filming camera, is there a particular one you recommend? Thanks a million. Luis
I want to memorize this by heart. WAtch this at least once a day.