8 Steps to Cinematic Movement | Tomorrow's Filmmakers
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Here, have some timestamps:
2:08 Avoid handheld
4:15 Zooming (Never do it!)
5:50 Smooth movements
7:27 Depth/Foreground
8:38 Motivated movement
10:32 Rack focusing
11:49 Shoot for the edit
12:54 Plan your movements
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disgree about HANDHELD... But you need to know how to make it.
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Justin: "No zooms!"
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A very valuable lesson for me, every day I listen and try the things you teach, getting more and more excited every day. I want my youtube videos to have good cinematic features. Don't be bored to keep sharing your knowledge
Adding the basketball was such a simple & effective demonstration for motivational movement
Great notes to keep in mind, and it was put together really well. Thanks for putting it together!
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I would recommend this video as a basic intro to cinematic movement which helped me focus on exactly what I wanted to learn. Merci ! This made me want to become a filmaker.
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telling someone to never zoom is a stylistic choice only! ive seen zooms artfully done in so many films, and it's one of my favorites!
Yes, people do this all the time to achieve a certain look. Adam Mckay's Don't Look Up featured zooms very often contributing to it's documentary and realism feel. Do not listen to things like this.
The first time a saw good movement and cut was in Highlander. Thanks for sharing. It helps a lot
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I love how much they're using signs as examples
Not only the jitter, but the constant small movements when handheld, gives you ever so slight motion blur, which lowers contrast and exposure. That may not be obvious just looking at the footage, but a zoomed playback shows it. It also makes you final render have a larger filesize.
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9:31 he used scenes from "the chosen". Bless you
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Extremely useful tips!
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I have to disagree regarding handheld. A good cinematographer can operate smooth shots. It is done all the time.
Not to mention there’s so many techniques and software that can help smooth it even more. I get what he was saying but I also think he overly dismissed handheld a little much
Remember that he is addressing new talents and not experienced cameramen who have learned in time to control their movements.
@@ParvaizRaja You can't master handling your camera if you don't start learning how to handle your camera.
@@CommentRodent but when you insert it into one of your projects, thats when you completely ignored his advice. Practice it, and don’t apply it until you know how to utilize it. He mentions how it’s mistakes he notices in videos made by beginners that they would try to actually use.
@@kenji_1240 And you won't know how to utilize it until you actually learn how to do it. I actually condone the use of handheld before the use of gimbals or anything like that, just like I condone the use of only manual focus as a beginner. A large amount of beginners don't have access to a gimbal either, and gimbals can also limit creativity in some aspects. I don't like the way it encourages the gimbal ad a universal thing to use for cinematography and not as a special tool as it is. I hate how he gave them an easy way out, which in fully against. I'd rather someone say... "Shaky footage? Practice smooth shot movements." Over... "Shaker handheld shots, use a gimbal or steadicam."
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That motivated movement, nice one. Never thought about it
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