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How to Shoot a Commercial with ONLY 2 Lights
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2017
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Thanks for breaking down the budget and how it was distributed. No one ever talks about that.
Yeaa
this first video ive seen where a person actually breaks down thier budget
YoungBlaze Of Chitown agreed. Very interesting and a good bench mark as to what to charge!
James Heming hell yeah! So let me grab my iphone and my flash lights, this will. Cost ya 9,000 dollars 💵
Yeah first for me too...it was great to see, excellent break down. The client really got their money's worth here.
Besides the 20,000 dollar RED camera
Pls reveal *White balance*
This is unreal work! Also the best free edutainment content i have ever seen. You are so detailed in your explanations. Thanks man. I'm a new subscriber and I'm loving your work.
Parker Walbeck am glad i found ur channel .thansk
he has a course called FTFM. enroll if you want more.
I love San Diego! (Btw, great tips and tricks, love the authenticity and honesty throughout includ budget numbers and all) Keep these coming!
AuthenTech - Ben Schmanke Yes, him including budgets and a round about number on where the budget was spent filled a blank cloud in my imagination when it comes to production cost and financial balances. 👌
Quality most UA-cam lacks :)
Couldn't agree more, succinct explanation of a real world project. And "Virtual Job Shadow" is much more aptly named and useful than "Tutorial." Many of which don't give real examples, or just do a "quick and dirty" example.
Was going to comment similarly, but this sums it up. So much real world education in this one video!
THANK YOU for one of the most comprehensive BTS videos I've ever seen. Cameras, lenses, lighting and the reasoning for the gear, as well as a cost breakdown. Then there's the little details like how and why you hold the camera the way you do. So good. Thank you very much.
Most informative, straight talk no bs whatsoever, giving only knowledge and the most transparent youtuber i have ever seen. Instantly subscribed.
Hey Parker, great video. Really appreciate the explanation. Would you mind telling me what boom mic stand setup you are using for the shotgun mic? I've been on the hunt for a good stand setup. Thanks brother.
Did you find one? lol Been watching your videos too Daniel. It's been a great journey for you as well. Hope to see you on the other side soon!
he uses a rode ntg 3 with a boom stand from rode or a c stand and just a rode boom pole
Ask me Daniel, ask me.
2022 and who'd say Daniel would be one of the masters in this topic
I love how the finished product is both a behind the scenes and cinematic masterpiece.
thank you brother for your position on hiring professional actors. I am an actor. I love when the director knows at some point they have to hand it off to the actor. And when a director respects the acting craft as an equal to the craft of a director it is a recipe for a great shoot. Thank you man...for respecting our craft. THAT is a director that knows how to get an authentic moment. bravo brother
@S Tra LOL. Nice troll.
Installed it myself without any issues. The wifi signal is great even ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxE_D_sddGAdiVUKp7PkkmyxO7bRtgqmk5 when the router is located far away. I really enjoy the night vision feature that allows me to see clearly any activity near our house (mostly cars and wild animals). The motion detection is helpful to me as well to monitor what happens on our front.
Thank you for including the budget and its breakdown. Details like this can turn what would be a mildly helpful video into an incredible useful video. Great work all around!
Really enjoy all your stuff Parker. Always SO creative, pro and interesting. PLUS, you're a good teacher.
This is the first video of yours I've seen, and I immediately subscribed. Love how detailed, and clear the language is in this tutorial. Lots of helpful tips!
Hello Mr. Walbeck, I'm a big fan of yours. I'm from the Philippines and I am very glad I discovered this channel to help me develop my shooting and editing skills. I hope we can meet someday. There are lots of Filipinos who loves your craft as well. Good luck and make more videos for us!
I don't often comment on videos, normally just enjoy or skip but you sir have made a great video with loads of info, clear and a joy to watch. Thanks, and fantastic advert.
Wow! 4 years later, this video is still way relevant. Thanks Parker
Uh. Just subscribed. Just love the whole shadow and how information from various workflows were included in a short amount of time.
I got very emotive after whatch the 4min video. You are awesome Parker.
Speaking about commercials for facebook and instagram you should make a video about frame sizes and proportions, 16:9 4:3 4:5 etc and your personal preferences for each type of video.
Sorry for my english!
Parker ! Articulate. Briskly paced. Very informative. If anything makes you stand out, it is the amount of high quality info, per unit of time. In that regard, amount the very best I've seen on UA-cam. Almost no one does it that WELL, that FAST --- regardless of topic. Outstanding.
That was awesome, Parker!! Thanks for this wonderful video o/
This video is 2 years old now, and I have watched quite a number of your videos. This video is the one that made me click subscribe. Thank you for breaking down your costs :)
The guy on 2:52 looks like Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad
i thought it was him until i heard he said lance lowry
jaja that's true
He kinda does....BETCH!
i was going to say that too
No, that’s Aaron Paul
just an fyi you can do auto audio syncing built in premiere! just select and right click all your audio and video in your project manager, create a multicam sequence, choose audio for syncing, and thats it! then if you option/alt double click on the multicam sequence you can see everything synced up
I always watch one of your videos every day to learn something new. So thank you very much for this information that comes in each of your videos.
Thank you Parker for letting us know the price of this video. Being new to the field. I have difficulty knowing where i am in the market. No one wants to talk about the price or the way it charges but then said that many photographers and videographers underestimate the market. Bravo for your initiative and your work is awesome too. I really like the result and the emotion of the final result. thanks for your help
Thanks for all the specific detail!!! This was great!!
"Don't need a huge expensive truck load of lights to pull off great lighting" when the 2 flex lights cost 3k😭😭
Mandoh TV Go check out Aputure Lights Bro, Best Quality LED Lighting For Cheaper Than Most! High CRI rating and looks beautiful with skin tones and everything else. I use them for all of my projects.
Hey all
Can you all give your honest opinion on my Cinematic videos?
Feedback is welcome!
Have a nice day! :)
i know right? but hey youve gotta invest in things youre passionate about
When you're using high end gear like a RED Weapon, 3k for lights isn't much.
Dracast are great too and very good quality/price
Thanks so much for your full very honest up-front commentary. It is great to at last hear someone discuss not only the technical breakdown, but where & how the money is spent as well! Refreshing! I've subscribed!
Why have I never heard of this channel as a filmmaker? Doesn’t matter anymore. I’m subbed. I look forward to hearing about you all the time now 🙂
I appreciate how straight-forward your presentation is. Casual and conversational but you don't ramble like so many others. Good stuff!
man i love how every sentence gives a useful information, no trivial blabla ! awesome video, i learned a lot in just 12 minutes, thank you
This is just phenomenal!
The best BTS VIDEO EVER!
Very clear, transparent, detailed breakdown of budget, the game plan, pre-production, Production & Production.
Very Grateful for this video!
Thank You!!
This channel must go on, it's incredible the amount of details of every aspect of editing and shooting, even the budget that is SUPER important. Thank you for this.
I've always loved ads like the one you filmed, but again I've always wondered if they're effective. Without even describing what the brand offers, it seems like the only thing that would push viewers to check out Nu Skin is pure curiosity. And yeah the ad is great and all, but when you're paying for ad space, isn't that a risky bet?
I'm certainly not trying to put this down. I just find it really interesting and I'd love to learn more about this kind of thing.
They're not paying for ad space.
As he said, the ad will go in the product description of a online store. The page is going to be full of minute descriptions about the paste; the ad doesn't need it.
That's why he said that before deciding anything he asks the clients what kind of ad will it be and where will it be shown.
Excellent Parker! You're a inspiration for my work, dude I bet you watched the finished product 100 times and smiled at a job well done.
I've never come across a UA-camr before with so many positive comments on there video's. This is because you easily connect with people and not only produce excellent work but your honesty and passion for your work is infectious, thank you!!
I really like the way you present your videos, it is refreshing to see a proffesional instead a youtuber kid hungry for attention
Thanks for doing this video. I learned a few things I had no idea to look for. One is the the V shape, two is the catch light in the eye and three is the outline light to separate the subject from the background. Those three things will definitely improve my lighting and bring out a more professional aspect to my future videos. Again, thanks and keep up the good work.
Parker you kill it every time! it's crazy how much stuff goes into these videos behind the scenes and these videos have been really informative, thank you!
Great UA-cam video breaking it all down. But honestly, the actual video was the best part. Great subtle style of commercial, great choice of actors, great music... seriously good job man.
This tutorial can make someone starts a career in commercial filmmaking. Thanks Parker.
you are the best youtuber ive seen so far thanks for the detailed explanation
That 1 minute ad still gave me goosebumps even though I knew it was fake (the choice of music was excellent)
Parker, thank you for this. you really don't know what you are building in me who thinks he can never have any of your equipment but i am preparing so that when the opportunity comes it won't meet me unprepared. That is why your tut has always been a go to learn. Again, THANK YOU!!!
I watched the 4minute edit and it is absolutely PRISTINE in every possible category. Amazing and and compelling. Great work! My only shock is that you created all this and only charged $8,000. An edit like this would take me a solid week of work easily. How many days did you put into 1500$ worth of editing? I would have guessed this costed an easy $25,000??
Just inquiring... But thank you for putting out awesome content like this. It's hugely helpful to me to watch.
Parker Walbeck that's impressively fast!
This is no joke, one of the best behind the scenes video I've ever seen! Please keep up the awesome work and show more like these
This channel is golden!
Can't believe it doesn't have way more views!
Thanks so much for teaching us so much and very well told
One of the best videos I've ever watched on YT. Thanks for your detail and professionalism.
Excellent breakdown of your commercial shoot setup!
Great lighting technique! Light from the sun varies from 2000K at sunset to 7000K for overcast. 5600K is the film standard which is an average, but somewhat arbitrary temp chosen to standardize the film industry on a temp for lighting and specifications.
Thank you Parker for your share. I always like the way you communicate your technical details. In this video, one thing that i appreciate the most, is you describe your costs. That is very rare.
This is one of the best informational videos for cinematography i've ever seen before.
Dude. I just want to say, this video is fantastic. Stumbled upon you on the front page and gave this a watch. Haven't watched anything else you made yet, but you've earned my sub. The detail in the money, what you did, everything is so valuable. Others make patreon pages and such for that.
I love that Parker is still epic even when you watch old videos. Hasn't changed a bit!
Nice that UA-cam has someone to explain these stuff for begginer photographers, filmmakers etc. Your videos really help! #respect 👌
Awesome job on the Commercial and the Behind the scenes !
I really respect that you showed us the audio mistake, we all make silly goofs like that at some point and i dont think we should hide them, great way to learn
Bro this is exactly what I've been looking to see to get an idea of the process! Love it!
Just watched the 4min ad. What a brilliant concept and SO well executed. 👏🏻
Parker, I have followed you and Devin Graham every since DevinSuperTramp's "Epic Launch Ramp" video. You and Devin both have been a great inspiration to me. Thank you for doing what you do!
Dude, just got reacquainted with your work and subscribed...THANK YOU!!! You have NO idea how much this single video has helped me. NOW, if I can just get my hands on a red...
Some of the best tutorials on YT. Thanks for all the effort.
I so appreciate your breakdown of the costs and concise explanation of gear. Awesome!
One of the most informative and well made how-to filmmaking videos out there.
Killer video man, just randomly stumbled onto this through suggested videos, +1 sub for sure
Ive started watching a lot of your videos recently & they are always really informative, helpful, & nice to watch!!
this is one hell of a commercial man!! Well done!
Hey Parker! Hope you’re doing well! I just wanted to leave a comment and express my thanks to you for the awesome content that you share with us. I’ve learned a lot and I have been able to improve my skills little by little. Keep up the work and congratulations on all your successes!
Thanks bro!! Learn more in this one video then any other major youtube channel! Film school? Ha!!! Thanks Parker
90 thumbs downs'? They must be jealous of your gear because your video is fantastic. Thanks!
Tons of great info packed in a short vid
"We didn't have a huge budget, the client gave us $8000 to shoot this one" lololol
Dude, this is awesome man! Love how you explain the full process of this project in a very understandable way. It's definitely a huge insight for upcoming filmmakers like me. Would love to see more of these full in depth process videos. Subbed! Thanks man!
I'm Impressed with what you did for that budget, especially the editing. Crew and gear must cost a lot less in your market. Here, the sound mix alone would be $500-$1000. And the Red body by itself rents for $1,000+.
People have probably said it before but thanks for giving so much great information to your audience for free Parker, huge respect for being open about figures etc too. I find your videos super helpful and love the way you approach projects, you deserve every success that comes your way! 👍
Love the simplicity of the lighting setup! Thanks for sharing and thanks for going into such detail.
I watch and learn. Thanks Parker for sharing your work. You're a talented filmmaker!!!
Thank you so much for sharing the budget information. It really helps those of us who are learning and don't have access to professional details like that.
I've seen a lot of people with dope equipment, but they usually either don't do much or what they do is completely mediocre.... honestly your work is excellent! When I was watching the video I was saying to myself "damn he deserves to shoot on red", so I wasn't surprised at all to see you have one (most people ive seen get it just cuz, but you deserve it). I don't really take time writing comments, but this time I had. Keep up the GREAT work man!
Symply Amazing, the production, the ideas, the edition etc..
Thank you so much. I know you have heard those words before but I say these words with all appreciation, gratitude and all of me. THANK YOU SO MUCH, the sharing of your knowledge. May God Bless the Work of your hands and bring profit over hard work you put in.
This stuff is golden. I do videos for local businesses all the time! I just have one point and shoot and my iphone though. One day I will get to this level I hope!
Thanks for the way you give details on your job.
07:56 he was like "I keep it tight against my body" and I was like... YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Great Job on this Parker...you are great with the details,Thanks
Fantastic video. Great explanation with great results. New to your channel and I just subscribed. Excited to see more.
And the 1min insta add is just so emotional, damn. well done !!!
Phenomenal job on putting this project to for your client! Kudos on capturing the raw human emotion on both ends
You Rock, your tutorials are full of usable content Joining your film school soon
I love how you broke down the budget. Love that. My big question is you have your day rate for you and equipment.... but if you want to rent JUST a RED weapon for 2 days that's roughly $1750. I get that you own it, but you can't get to own a camera like that only charging $1500 and gather $3k lights and sliders, microphones, and a second camera. Day rate seems cool but don't really see how a budget like that is possible with all the equipment you had. Any advice on that?
I was think the same thing Anthony.
Actually, it's not uncommon on commercial shoots to charge the client for gear rental, even when the gear is your own. At $8K, this was actually a low-budget shoot and could not accommodate such a line item cost, but I'd bet that Parker and/or his production crew is able to work a gear charge in to help pay for equipment costs.
You'd be amazed to see what shoots can cost clients. For a major client on a national campaign, location scouting alone can easily be billed at $3000/day.
Why not? He could do a month's work and have enough money to buy that camera. Presumably he started off with cheaper gear and upgraded once he had enough money.
That's only one job. Imagine he did 10-15 of them in a month. Plus his youtube revenue and specialty courses he offers. He makes damn a lot of money. Plus I'm sure he works with clients that pay much higher considering the equipment he uses. I honestly wouldn't go all-in on my own equipment if I were underpaid. In this instance its not under-payment.
Such an informative video and UA-cam channel as a whole!
I shed a tear watching the 1 minute version. I’m so freaking inspired! Thank you
Bro you are full of knowledge. Love the videos and this bts setup was dope. Huge fan of Westcott and love the quality of their lighting.
I freaking love this clip. Stunning work and thanks for this nice behind the scenes!
This is awesome Parker! Thank you for all you do for your viewers! I am have been doing photography for the past 2 years and I am trying to get into video production and greatly appreciate all the videos you're posting and sharing for your viewers. I just signed up for the free training tonight at 6PM!
Watching through your videos has taught me so much. I can't thank you enough. Inspired to go harder and experiment more.
Hey Parker just wanted to give credit to your video.
This is finally a UA-cam video that got its content and facts accurate. Really nice and informative tutorial right there!
What's crazy to me is how small the budget (and payout) is on this shoot. Creatives deserve to be paid way more.
He got paid $1500 for a day's work. I'd say that's pretty good.
@@David-ud9ju yes, but he ate his equipment cost. $1500 day rate it great, but when you bring $20,000+ of gear and include that in your $1500 day rate, that is not good. Now if he used just the canon 1dx and a couple cheaper lights, then that's not terrible, but still, there should be a rental fee separate from your day rate. Like someone mentioned before, to rent what he used on the shoot would be almost $2000, so in reality, he lost money.
@Dev Guy u r right, if steady then ok
Thank you. One of the most useful, thorough and entertaining tutorial videos.
Thanks for the video. Love being welcomed in to your process!