To all the people who are acting smart on the comments... This video session is to help you to start with.....You ain't no Quentin Tarantino to do what you like....you should know the rules to break the rules... I loved the session and was very helpful Thanks a lot :)
I'd like to add to what Vibha has said..... Guys, those are putting on negative comments, under what is acting as a school of learning right now, you need to be ashamed of yourselves. You definitely are not showing signs of a good student. A good student never judges his teacher just on the basis of his appearance. They have such knowledgeable stuff that I am pretty sure, half of these guys won't even know. Go to any film school, get ripped out of yoyr budget and listen to the same thing, if that's what make you happy. But if you are here to learn, be a student guys. Remember, these guys are where you are still not and with this attitude, can never be. So, empty yoyr cups that are filled with such negativity and let some positive learning come in. Be thankful to what chance of learning you guts are getting.
Well, thank you so much. These are the people who get roles in the industry just bcoz they are related to someone. Why I said all that is because despite being talented, I haven't gotten any chance to prove myself. May be it was the inner want speaking but hey, no matter what, a teacher is a teacher.
1. Don't pay too much attention to details 2. Write the dialogues as it is not formal 3. Consider the objects that you have access to for filmmaking 4. Consider the locations that you can shoot your film 5.a cheap movie is never fast and a fast one is never cheap 6. Always write your script to see the whole image 7. 4 things you should do for actors : feed them , pay for the gas , pay them credit , give them a copy of the film 8. Good pre production leads to saving dollars 9. Sometimes actors can't deliver the lines but they show the emotion 10. Good Film = good story , good acting , good production 11. The quality of the camera is important
I'm a nurse , no background in film making. This is so interesting, it gives me hope I can fulfill my dream of writing and directing a short film. Not to make money, to have fun and tell a story..
This was the first ever coarse I have watched, and I expected to click off after like 10 minutes. I was so intrigued after five minutes! Thank you so much for making my situation feel normal. I am so excited to go and try to make more short films now! I really appreciate you guys for doing this, and I hope that you really know how much so many people appreciated this!
short films and long films are two different nature, short films are different in their own ways, please learn about short films if you want to make short films and not about films if you want to make short films.
To be honest the most important aspect of the film is the story, and will always be the story. Think of it this way, the lecture may be filmed badly, but it's the content that matters-it's the story-and I think it was kinda impractical to bring full equipment on this venue. I'm pretty glad that I've watched this lecture; I've learned so many things. Best regards.
I think I agree with that. for instance, the film dancer in the dark wasn't filmed very well, perhaps because of low budget, but the story and the feelings they give you in the film because of the plot are still powerful and meaningful, ones that will make you remember the film. I also feel that Bjork acting as the main character in the film had to do with it giving deep emotions too though, because I really don't think the film would have been the same withought her. she did a phenomenal job acting, and really expressed amazing emotion in parts that were probably the most difficult. in fact, I think the scenes she acted best in were the most difficult ones.
I disagree, The most important aspect of the film is the intent of the film, Something like fantasia there is little to no plot for the overall movie, that show was more about the matching of the fantastic animation and music, in a musical the story plays second seat to the music numbers and only serves as a way to link the songs in the basic since of the genera, In character drama the story or plot play second seat again as the focus is on the characters and not so much the story (think breakfast club) So the most important part of a film or what ever medium is the focus of your project.
hard disagree, the beauty of whatever art lives in the rampant and chaotic creative explosion detonated by the expression of the artist’s will, which in this case is the director
This is fucking awesome. Thank you for uploading. The first speaker reminds us of those teachers that teach passionate and gets the whole class perked up to listen ❤
Here I sit at my hotel job as a receptionist. My dream ans goal is to direct. I don't have to be famous, but I want to put work out there that will touch the hearts of the people watching. I know I can make this come true if I keep my motivation and passion alive. I believe in me and anyone else wanting to make films. Or whatever dream you may have. ✨ Keep going and never give up.
Very informative video. Forget all the negative comments from people that have nothing to offer but negativity, and asinine remarks. If all you can base your negative comments on is lighting and sound. You are missing much of the valuable content in this video. Really! Any idiot knows you can't show a slide show or a projector with bright lighting. This just a lecture. Everything begins with the basics. If you don't learn that then you'll probably learn a few tricks, but you'll never become a master of anything. If you already know all of this, then I see no need to make disparaging comments. Just move on and let others try to expand their knowledge.
*You can't make a good and cheap movie faster" That's a pretty impressive and smart thing. He has not only got talent and experience, had a great philosophy.
On the topic of editing, have your students to view 'How Star Wars was saved in Editing'- here of course. The differences in Lucas' vision verses that of a talented, seasoned editor, is mind-blowing. In retrospect, visiting something that made history (for some), to now know the original vs the final cut as we know it, is to know editing at its best for the genre. There are high-budget movie flops where amateurs fix bwo simple editing. It is amazing that studios do not revisit their even-bill productions and revisit using this Rule-of-6 in such a way to warrant a soft re-premier or on something like Netflix or like services. There are plethora of great movies out there that only failed due to poor marketing; these deserve a soft re-premier as well.
I'm using 3ds max to storyboard the film. its time consuming but you can play with cameras, lighting, sets and animated characters. such a good tool for pre-viz.
Anyone complaining about anything in this instruction is missing the point. This is about learning the basis, really kills me when people criticizes when they have not accomplished anything.
I thought this video really helped me out. I'm an independent filmmaker, a lot of what was talked in here, was somewhat new, but some of it I already knew. But it never hurts to refresh your memory on these types of subjects. Thanks for posting.
i love youtube learning! i just got into ai filmmaking and figured this would be a good starter video for me on the basics! im using storyboarding as a great tool to structure things and keep it focused basically i just generate black and white images in SD and then use that to figure out what each scene i want to be, fun!
Thanks a lot! I have never attended any filming lessons but have been writing scripts on my way the way I pictured it in my head but finally confirmed I used right methods after listening to this video.
Take a list of your resources and people's resources you could use, and keep a notebook for actors/actresses that you meet or people that would be great to be in your film. I've started this, such awesome advice!
This is really important. for CAMERA/VIDEO men/women. When video or filming a guitarist playing, don't zoom in on the right hand picking and strumming, if you have to zoom in at all, get the actual left hand playing the chords and leads. There are so many BAD film and video of novices showing the players face, the wrong hand and just plain awful coverage. I say this because guitarists and those who watch guitarists love to see their favorite players filmed doing the real cool part of making music, and if that is caught correctly on video and film, it is very magical. So, just offering that to those who are new and have no clue about what to focus on, it is the hand and face both if possible, playing the leads and not just the face or the strumming hand, boring stuff. Just some thoughts on it.
I'm paraphrasing but John Truby said that the single worst advice for new screenwriters is to follow and learn the 3-act structure. If you follow the 3-act structure, your story will most-likely become like all the other stories out there and very predictable/cliche'. (Because it's been done a million times before). If you want to learn how to avoid the 3-act structure and garuntee originality, then read his book, "Anatomy of a Story". Fantastic read! To give you an idea on how good it is, I wrote my first screenplay ever following his advice and it got noticed and read by the likes of Bryan Singer and Fritz Weaver. It was remake of 'The Obsolete Man" from the Twilight Zone. Look at my channel for the teaser-trailer of the film based on my screenplay. All because I refused to 'go with the flow' and follow the 3-act structure.
The problem with the 3 act structure is that you end up with a big clunky middle. Really you can have as many "acts" as you want- the 3 act structure is just so fucking primitive.
Ron Howard in his MasterClass says a good method is more like 10 minute 'chapters' with each having a beginning, middle and end, always pushing the story along :)
I agreed that the recording is not as good as it can be. (It's not even playable in 1080p.) But for a beginner, there are a lot of stuff to learn and know throughout this training. In this case, context is more important than what you see on the screen. Thank you very much for sharing!
Thank you for the very informational presentation. This was a great cover of good foundational info. Looking forward to other videos and adding to our knowledge base.
Just to give y'all a heads up on the #indiebooksbeseen Movement's future plans. We plan on sponsoring a contest paring indie authors with indie#filmmakers, in our first ever Indie Book Trailer Wars.Indie filmmakers will choose a book via #indiebooksbeseen social networks.They will then compete on who does the best trailer for a cash reward and prizes, based from the book they chose. Their will be an entrance fee for authors. And this will not guarantee your book will be chosen, but for those who are chosen, A great trailer could take your book promo to the next level.For the filmmakers, this could be your chance to shine as well. It's a win ,win situation. I'll formally announce this once the details are worked out.
I've watch this video almost four times! and still thinking that this really worth it, trying to aply what Ive learn about it! Im very sure Im gonna rewatch it! I totally recomend this! Thanks for share! Vibes from Peru!
I am working on learning to produce videos. Mainly music videos and interviews and I thought there was a lot of good info other people don't cover. Thanks for the content from another NE Wisconsinite
in my opinion...it goes: script promotion actors directing wardrobe scoring producing from most important to least important when it comes to filmmaking I think the script is everything essentially this is why TV shows gets cancelled or movies flop..there's tons of movies that let the movies talk for themselves of course it took some time..but eventually it came out
I am very happy to see this I am in South Africa I wish I was around so that I can volunteer to help you with anything while I am learning and please post another where we see the full information of editting film
This course helped me write down an outline of what i already know and i what i didnt, a 4 page lecture for me to go back to until i get the craft down to become second nature. thank you guys this was awesome. i gave it a thumb up and will subscribe.
Thank you. I made the decision after going to school for script writing that my heart wanted to Direct and be unhindered in my dreams. This lecture was amazing and adds so much value and knowledge. Thank you, thank you, thank you. The treatment segment really stuck out to me, and dreaming mini films. I do, and it'swonderful.
thank you for this wonderful amount of knowledge I dropped out of film school ...I felt like I was being taken advantage of like A lot of money for 16 months ..
Celtx does not appear to have a free version. On their web site they offer a 7 day free trial. There is no mention of a free version. Am I missing something? Also Adobe Story is set to be discontinued in January 2019. It would be nice if they offered a downloadable version which would run on my desktop.
i'm an aspiring videographer... my dream is to be a videographer of weddings, debuts or occasions! and i would love to make shortfilms.. as a part of multimedia ministry in our church, i'm digging any informations that could help me to improve my filmig skills :) and what course should i get to be a filmmaker? please reply, is it mascom?
Interesting chat, this guy makes some good points, for instance, when he mentions to allow actors to put in there own in-put or change a line or two or the action if it works better. Though I wish he would echo the voices of those people in the lecture that mumble so we could hear what they mumbling about.
This may have to do with an intricate matter, but most big studios and tv shows have a ‘legal team or lawyers' behind the production for various reasons, but one thing to mention is of importance. Using something as simple as Happy Birthday, Joy to the World or Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is sometimes not possible as you will be held liable for using the song or object such as a Rubik's Cube in a murder scene for instance is not so easily attainable.
Really wanna thank you alot for sharing such a huge experience, cuz I'm into writing a short one and I really want it to be as good and cheap as possible, so really thanks again for sharing that and thumbs up guys...
Excellent video. I am just starting out and I hope I can get a question to Tony. At the 56:09 mark you show a sequence you shot to describe the 180 degree rule. Can I ask how you shot that sequence? i.e. was it three of four different cameras all shooting at once? How would you suggest a person starting out with a 'one camera budget' achieve a shot like this? Thanks for your time.
This teacher advices people to use the 3 time structure, my so-called helpers say "it's not kosher." But, it was used before the Counter-City strategy, we have to examine the pro's and con's in this teacher and I'll give you my input. Lisa
![Film Production Explained - Each Step of the Production Process [Stages of Filmmaking, Ep 3]](/img/n.gif)
To all the people who are acting smart on the comments...
This video session is to help you to start with.....You ain't no Quentin Tarantino to do what you like....you should know the rules to break the rules...
I loved the session and was very helpful
Thanks a lot :)
are u studyin film
learning :)
I'd like to add to what Vibha has said..... Guys, those are putting on negative comments, under what is acting as a school of learning right now, you need to be ashamed of yourselves. You definitely are not showing signs of a good student. A good student never judges his teacher just on the basis of his appearance. They have such knowledgeable stuff that I am pretty sure, half of these guys won't even know. Go to any film school, get ripped out of yoyr budget and listen to the same thing, if that's what make you happy. But if you are here to learn, be a student guys.
Remember, these guys are where you are still not and with this attitude, can never be. So, empty yoyr cups that are filled with such negativity and let some positive learning come in. Be thankful to what chance of learning you guts are getting.
Well, thank you so much. These are the people who get roles in the industry just bcoz they are related to someone. Why I said all that is because despite being talented, I haven't gotten any chance to prove myself. May be it was the inner want speaking but hey, no matter what, a teacher is a teacher.
vibha singh you are very pretty to look at by the way. I'm surprised your not a movie star already 😜
1. Don't pay too much attention to details
2. Write the dialogues as it is not formal
3. Consider the objects that you have access to for filmmaking
4. Consider the locations that you can shoot your film
5.a cheap movie is never fast and a fast one is never cheap
6. Always write your script to see the whole image
7. 4 things you should do for actors : feed them , pay for the gas , pay them credit , give them a copy of the film
8. Good pre production leads to saving dollars
9. Sometimes actors can't deliver the lines but they show the emotion
10. Good Film = good story , good acting , good production
11. The quality of the camera is important
Thanks for the Cliff Notes. The comment section is full of BS comments and the film is to verbose for me to watch.
Watching this in 2021 and beginning my film making career.
How is it going so far?
Update?
And you failed lol 😂 22d6
Ouch... well that’s okay. You didn’t fail. At least you tried in the first place. It’s good to have a dream!
God Bless I Praying for you
I'm a nurse , no background in film making. This is so interesting, it gives me hope I can fulfill my dream of writing and directing a short film. Not to make money, to have fun and tell a story..
Hey Cherry, i will actually love to link up together so we excute a story together and know if it will be Worthy working on
You deffinitely can and will do ✊🏾❤️
I was looking for a basic introduction to filmmaking. I listened to this at work. This was perfect! Thank you.
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This was the first ever coarse I have watched, and I expected to click off after like 10 minutes. I was so intrigued after five minutes! Thank you so much for making my situation feel normal. I am so excited to go and try to make more short films now! I really appreciate you guys for doing this, and I hope that you really know how much so many people appreciated this!
Do you make short films ?
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short films and long films are two different nature, short films are different in their own ways, please learn about short films if you want to make short films and not about films if you want to make short films.
*Course not coarse
Watching this video In 2023, starting my film making career
As someone who knows next to nothing about filmmaking, this was super interesting! Thanks for the video :)
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To be honest the most important aspect of the film is the story, and will always be the story. Think of it this way, the lecture may be filmed badly, but it's the content that matters-it's the story-and I think it was kinda impractical to bring full equipment on this venue. I'm pretty glad that I've watched this lecture; I've learned so many things.
Best regards.
I think I agree with that. for instance, the film dancer in the dark wasn't filmed very well, perhaps because of low budget, but the story and the feelings they give you in the film because of the plot are still powerful and meaningful, ones that will make you remember the film. I also feel that Bjork acting as the main character in the film had to do with it giving deep emotions too though, because I really don't think the film would have been the same withought her. she did a phenomenal job acting, and really expressed amazing emotion in parts that were probably the most difficult. in fact, I think the scenes she acted best in were the most difficult ones.
I disagree, The most important aspect of the film is the intent of the film, Something like fantasia there is little to no plot for the overall movie, that show was more about the matching of the fantastic animation and music, in a musical the story plays second seat to the music numbers and only serves as a way to link the songs in the basic since of the genera, In character drama the story or plot play second seat again as the focus is on the characters and not so much the story (think breakfast club) So the most important part of a film or what ever medium is the focus of your project.
There are character driven stories.
You can always fuck up a good story with bad filming/directing! We're talking about filmmaking not about UA-cam tutorials.
hard disagree, the beauty of whatever art lives in the rampant and chaotic creative explosion detonated by the expression of the artist’s will, which in this case is the director
This is fucking awesome. Thank you for uploading. The first speaker reminds us of those teachers that teach passionate and gets the whole class perked up to listen ❤
Here I sit at my hotel job as a receptionist. My dream ans goal is to direct. I don't have to be famous, but I want to put work out there that will touch the hearts of the people watching. I know I can make this come true if I keep my motivation and passion alive. I believe in me and anyone else wanting to make films. Or whatever dream you may have. ✨ Keep going and never give up.
Thanks for sharing this information for free
ENGINEERED TRUTH
Free ?
ENGINEERED TRUTH quite a big channel you have
Exactly 😍
Yesssss
My filmmaking career will be legendary. My scripts are so elite!
Very informative video. Forget all the negative comments from people that have nothing to offer but negativity, and asinine remarks. If all you can base your negative comments on is lighting and sound. You are missing much of the valuable content in this video. Really! Any idiot knows you can't show a slide show or a projector with bright lighting. This just a lecture. Everything begins with the basics. If you don't learn that then you'll probably learn a few tricks, but you'll never become a master of anything. If you already know all of this, then I see no need to make disparaging comments. Just move on and let others try to expand their knowledge.
Marshall Williams well put!
I learned more in this hour video than the whole first semester of my film 101 class
Hey I need some help reply if u can
*You can't make a good and cheap movie faster"
That's a pretty impressive and smart thing.
He has not only got talent and experience, had a great philosophy.
On the topic of editing, have your students to view 'How Star Wars was saved in Editing'- here of course. The differences in Lucas' vision verses that of a talented, seasoned editor, is mind-blowing. In retrospect, visiting something that made history (for some), to now know the original vs the final cut as we know it, is to know editing at its best for the genre. There are high-budget movie flops where amateurs fix bwo simple editing. It is amazing that studios do not revisit their even-bill productions and revisit using this Rule-of-6 in such a way to warrant a soft re-premier or on something like Netflix or like services.
There are plethora of great movies out there that only failed due to poor marketing; these deserve a soft re-premier as well.
ua-cam.com/video/jym-GzHf7LI/v-deo.html like this video hoping this also helps you....
I'm using 3ds max to storyboard the film. its time consuming but you can play with cameras, lighting, sets and animated characters. such a good tool for pre-viz.
Anyone complaining about anything in this instruction is missing the point. This is about learning the basis, really kills me when people criticizes when they have not accomplished anything.
Wow😉9years later this is super helpful and good.. about to indulge in film industry and I'm excited after watching this
Please where are you from? I am really interested in movie directing and film making.
@@onuorahemeka7867 hi... I'm from Nairobi... just curious..😅are in the industry already or are you studying
Watching this in 2024, I like WOW! Thanks guys
This was a lot of fun. A fun, down-to-earth talk. And informative.
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Just watched the entire thing and was truly helpful to lock in my understanding in some areas. Great presentation!
Love your vids bro
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I thought this video really helped me out. I'm an independent filmmaker, a lot of what was talked in here, was somewhat new, but some of it I already knew. But it never hurts to refresh your memory on these types of subjects. Thanks for posting.
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very cool im getting into making videos again this is a big help
i love youtube learning! i just got into ai filmmaking and figured this would be a good starter video for me on the basics! im using storyboarding as a great tool to structure things and keep it focused basically i just generate black and white images in SD and then use that to figure out what each scene i want to be, fun!
SAME!!
Thanks a lot!
I have never attended any filming lessons but have been writing scripts on my way the way I pictured it in my head but finally confirmed I used right methods after listening to this video.
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Take a list of your resources and people's resources you could use, and keep a notebook for actors/actresses that you meet or people that would be great to be in your film. I've started this, such awesome advice!
Always been curious on what the process and how passionate you have to be make such great movies
This is really important. for CAMERA/VIDEO men/women. When video or filming a guitarist playing, don't zoom in on the right hand picking and strumming, if you have to zoom in at all, get the actual left hand playing the chords and leads. There are so many BAD film and video of novices showing the players face, the wrong hand and just plain awful coverage. I say this because guitarists and those who watch guitarists love to see their favorite players filmed doing the real cool part of making music, and if that is caught correctly on video and film, it is very magical. So, just offering that to those who are new and have no clue about what to focus on, it is the hand and face both if possible, playing the leads and not just the face or the strumming hand, boring stuff. Just some thoughts on it.
I'll remember this piece of advice. Thanks for dropping some free knowledge.
So true
I'm paraphrasing but John Truby said that the single worst advice for new screenwriters is to follow and learn the 3-act structure. If you follow the 3-act structure, your story will most-likely become like all the other stories out there and very predictable/cliche'. (Because it's been done a million times before). If you want to learn how to avoid the 3-act structure and garuntee originality, then read his book, "Anatomy of a Story". Fantastic read! To give you an idea on how good it is, I wrote my first screenplay ever following his advice and it got noticed and read by the likes of Bryan Singer and Fritz Weaver. It was remake of 'The Obsolete Man" from the Twilight Zone. Look at my channel for the teaser-trailer of the film based on my screenplay. All because I refused to 'go with the flow' and follow the 3-act structure.
I will look into this book cause i don't like doing what everyone does. thanks.
Thank you! will have to check this out.
The problem with the 3 act structure is that you end up with a big clunky middle. Really you can have as many "acts" as you want- the 3 act structure is just so fucking primitive.
Christopher Nolan is a great example of not following the 3-act structure and producing great films like memento, dark night, and inception
Ron Howard in his MasterClass says a good method is more like 10 minute 'chapters' with each having a beginning, middle and end, always pushing the story along :)
Currently in school for machining, but I think I’d much rather get into filmmaking.
I feel kinda stuck in life right now, but this keeps me going.
I agreed that the recording is not as good as it can be. (It's not even playable in 1080p.) But for a beginner, there are a lot of stuff to learn and know throughout this training. In this case, context is more important than what you see on the screen. Thank you very much for sharing!
Who sees this as still very relevant in 2020?
Edit: It's still gold in 2021
count me in
@@canonicalvantage1186 I find myself going back to it to draw some juice
I'm
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Me
33:15 that's why lord of the rings was so amazing. Everybody had creative input.
Wow such a useful video lesson for beginners in DSLR film making. Thanks guys.
2 years later and it is still worth watching and continues to be worth watching.
4 years later
@@ЛеоМолинаЛопез 7 years later🙌
Thank you, love your passion and dream example!
Ive been looking and looking, never found a thing to help me understand. This was Fun, simple and informative. Thank You for sharing 🔆💕
Amazing information!
Thank you for the very informational presentation. This was a great cover of good foundational info. Looking forward to other videos and adding to our knowledge base.
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Awesome work! Building strong a community!
Just to give y'all a heads up on the #indiebooksbeseen Movement's future plans. We plan on sponsoring a contest paring indie authors with indie#filmmakers, in our first ever Indie Book Trailer Wars.Indie filmmakers will choose a book via #indiebooksbeseen social networks.They will then compete on who does the best trailer for a cash reward and prizes, based from the book they chose. Their will be an entrance fee for authors. And this will not guarantee your book will be chosen, but for those who are chosen, A great trailer could take your book promo to the next level.For the filmmakers, this could be your chance to shine as well. It's a win ,win situation. I'll formally announce this once the details are worked out.
I've watch this video almost four times! and still thinking that this really worth it, trying to aply what Ive learn about it! Im very sure Im gonna rewatch it! I totally recomend this! Thanks for share! Vibes from Peru!
I am working on learning to produce videos. Mainly music videos and interviews and I thought there was a lot of good info other people don't cover. Thanks for the content from another NE Wisconsinite
I am interested in film directing and interview too, wish we could link up and think of ways to improve
Really enjoyed watching this :-) very informative and it locks in methods I had learnt myself hearing them from professionals! Thanks
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Listening to this gem in 2020
Let’s begin this journey at the end of the year 2022
This is what I needed Tony. Thanks a lot for sharing this.
in my opinion...it goes:
script
promotion
actors
directing
wardrobe
scoring
producing
from most important to least important when it comes to filmmaking I think the script is everything essentially this is why TV shows gets cancelled or movies flop..there's tons of movies that let the movies talk for themselves of course it took some time..but eventually it came out
MEREDITH LOGGINS
can you please mention free tools which are available for screen wrting
This training is so beneficial to amateurs like me. Its really detailed. Thanks so much.
I am very happy to see this I am in South Africa I wish I was around so that I can volunteer to help you with anything while I am learning and please post another where we see the full information of editting film
Thanks for taking the time to give this seminar and make this video! very informative and great for people who couldnt actually be there
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Wow I thought I lost this video forever, praise the almighty algorithm
This was really eye opening Craig thank you. I do animations and there are a lot of tips I can use from your Workshop.
Wow you just helped me 100% thank you so much this is a great hobby and I'm excited about it
Very good presentation, simple and understandable
Good Fast Cheap, pick any two is also the crux of the video production industry! Nice seminar-thanks
just felt like learning something new and this was really insightful and interesting. Definitely worth watching
This course helped me write down an outline of what i already know and i what i didnt, a 4 page lecture for me to go back to until i get the craft down to become second nature. thank you guys this was awesome. i gave it a thumb up and will subscribe.
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Thank you. I made the decision after going to school for script writing that my heart wanted to Direct and be unhindered in my dreams. This lecture was amazing and adds so much value and knowledge. Thank you, thank you, thank you. The treatment segment really stuck out to me, and dreaming mini films. I do, and it'swonderful.
Fantastic and detailed!, I now have a completely different view on film making!
I haven't watched this yet....but 56k subscribers and 14k views....that's enough to make me subscribe and watch later. lol
This is such a useful and motivating seminar. Have shared this with many of my friends.
Awesome video, great place to start to identify the basics.
I'm Highly Impressed
Thank you for this Free awesome seminar! this means a lot for us in filming.
thank you for this wonderful amount of knowledge I dropped out of film school ...I felt like I was being taken advantage of like A lot of money for 16 months ..
MEREDITH LOGGINS This guys have done a great job, sharing information selflessly, and trying to educate
Fantastic, really informative and helpful.
Dude, John Hammond, the old tycoon from Jurrasic Park is behind the actor guy!
This is a great video guys, keep it up !
@NextwaveDV - what are the names of the speakers? They both look familiar to me like, a former professor and possible former classmate.
I have learnt so many things,
Thank you for Film making work shop👌
A lot of great advice here. Some things I never really thought about.
Like 46:37 That's just genius.
Any film makers from the UK???
Yoo i was just watching a video on how to film for a band and this came on ( i wanna do anime also) this blew my friggin head WOW
Celtx does not appear to have a free version. On their web site they offer a 7 day free trial. There is no mention of a free version. Am I missing something? Also Adobe Story is set to be discontinued in January 2019. It would be nice if they offered a downloadable version which would run on my desktop.
Wow super excited
i'm an aspiring videographer... my dream is to be a videographer of weddings, debuts or occasions! and i would love to make shortfilms.. as a part of multimedia ministry in our church, i'm digging any informations that could help me to improve my filmig skills :) and what course should i get to be a filmmaker? please reply, is it mascom?
Are you from the Philippines? I'm guessing you are; try film-making school-there are several in Cebu.
+Kevin Gadrinab yes, i'm a filipino :) btw thanks, i will check it out bruh :)
Hats off ur lecture super about film ,scene, shot, lighting, some tips great attitude on the projector super bro
Great tips, thanks ❤
Very good video, a lot of information need to be process. Excellent work guys.
Interesting chat, this guy makes some good points, for instance, when he mentions to allow actors to put in there own in-put or change a line or two or the action if it works better. Though I wish he would echo the voices of those people in the lecture that mumble so we could hear what they mumbling about.
Thank you sir 💫🌿
This is magnificent 101 filmmaking, want learn directing and written
This may have to do with an intricate matter, but most big studios and tv shows have a ‘legal team or lawyers' behind the production for various reasons, but one thing to mention is of importance. Using something as simple as Happy Birthday, Joy to the World or Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is sometimes not possible as you will be held liable for using the song or object such as a Rubik's Cube in a murder scene for instance is not so easily attainable.
These classes are awesome
Great video, really helpful. Thanks!
Really wanna thank you alot for sharing such a huge experience, cuz I'm into writing a short one and I really want it to be as good and cheap as possible, so really thanks again for sharing that and thumbs up guys...
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Excellent video. I am just starting out and I hope I can get a question to Tony. At the 56:09 mark you show a sequence you shot to describe the 180 degree rule. Can I ask how you shot that sequence? i.e. was it three of four different cameras all shooting at once? How would you suggest a person starting out with a 'one camera budget' achieve a shot like this? Thanks for your time.
4i Productions It is optimal to shoot with only one camera. You shoot the whole sequence from one angle, then shoot the whole thing from another.
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This teacher advices people to use the 3 time structure, my so-called helpers say "it's not kosher." But, it was used before the Counter-City strategy, we have to examine the pro's and con's in this teacher and I'll give you my input. Lisa
Is the Sony A7S III better than Panasonic EVA1? In terms of images rendered and dynamic range? (Sony is full frame and EVA1 is super35).
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Guillermo Del Toro makes some of the most beautiful films on screen. Crimson peak was a masterpiece in visual design.
Thanks for the info! Does this information apply to video as well? I'm planning to shoot some mini docs and want it to look good
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Thank you so much! This was so helpful and enjoyable :)
Wow that Was So Awesome guys THANK Q!!!!!
How do I learn how to direct a scene you know action, cut, and other director key words ?
wow I was so interactive with this video, now I really want to go to film school
thank you very much for posting this very useful video!