Top quality content! Good job Robert. This is so awesome, I’m sure you were like a kid being able to set everything up with your own gear and aux gear. Good video man!!!!
Robert, every time I watch one of your videos I feel like Brad Pitt in Troy after he pierces the sword into that big guys neck "IS THERE NO ONE ELSE?!" Is there anyone else on youtube with content at this level? I need to know, cos I've learned more in a week than I have in years. P.S would love to know more about your journey as a filmmaker from when you first started getting into it until where you're at now. Keep this up, you are appreciated!
Hello there! I own three cheap light stands each element is 5600K 4x45 Watts/Fluorescent bulbs. Softbox is 15x25' Is that enough to shoot a scene with a subject sitting on a counch in his living room getting a moody tone for a commercial? What I might need to get the best results? Thank you in advance and thank you a lot for your videos, you are amazing!!
Hey man my friend and I are starting a youtube channel based on tips for camera assistants. similar to grip tips. Any tips for getting started? does the name Camera Assist sound good?
Love your videos. However the irony of the $15K to maybe have your commercial get noticed is that my friend who does immigration consulting gets around $10K for about a few hours of work.
OK, that's the problem. You went to film school. That's why you're not connecting with your audience. You're trying to be Parker Walbeck, but Parker didn't go to film school. He understands the struggle of working your way up from the very bottom and knows exactly how to help people through that. You see, 99.999999% of your potential audience on UA-cam didn't get all this info dumped on them at film school like you. They have no idea what you're talking about and you're not teaching. You're just bragging. You're making people jealous, which is good, but you need them to like you and respect you as well. Start making videos that TEACH people how to get great shots and become a mentor. That's what UA-cam is for. You know what you're doing and clearly have skill: don't speak in Greek. Connect with your audience.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your process and experience working on the commercial. You guys did a great job!
So much knowledge!! I know nothing! 🤯🤯🤯
This channel is an absolute unit. The amount of info is insane, pls don't stop making content!
So glad i found your page! Amazing work!
Saw this one before Rise of Skywalker yesterday! Super cool! Good job everyone 👏🏼👏🏼
This is an amazing video. Thank you for making it.
Cool to see your work and thoughts, looking forward to watching more commercial projects behind the scenes content.
These videos are straight GOLD!
a movie theater would be so fun to shoot in!
Awesome opportunity. thanks for sharing that!
Makes me miss going to the movie theater
Top quality content! Good job Robert. This is so awesome, I’m sure you were like a kid being able to set everything up with your own gear and aux gear. Good video man!!!!
It was great having a full crew assist with everything! Def one for the books.
Thank you for sharing
Super well explained, very interesting, dope video brother !
I'm so proud of you Robert.
Great work dude!
great job man!! So much value in this video
Yass please more of these!
bro pls keep doing videos like this!
"Do it for the vine"
Me: Rest in peace Vine
Robert, every time I watch one of your videos I feel like Brad Pitt in Troy after he pierces the sword into that big guys neck "IS THERE NO ONE ELSE?!" Is there anyone else on youtube with content at this level? I need to know, cos I've learned more in a week than I have in years.
P.S would love to know more about your journey as a filmmaker from when you first started getting into it until where you're at now. Keep this up, you are appreciated!
Damn! Nice breakdown. Glad I found you.
THIS WAS SO GOOD!! You guys did so well!! I hope you win!!!!😎🙏🙏🙏🙏🤟
Hello there!
I own three cheap light stands each element is 5600K 4x45 Watts/Fluorescent bulbs.
Softbox is 15x25'
Is that enough to shoot a scene with a subject sitting on a counch in his living room getting a moody tone for a commercial?
What I might need to get the best results?
Thank you in advance and thank you a lot for your videos, you are amazing!!
Did you use one camera for filming behind the scenes?
Damn. How is 15k allocated on a set like this?
What did your electrical setup look like? I always wonder about this especially when someone has an M18 on set since that thing drains 1800 watts!
Used house power. We were diligent on which circuits were being used.
A M A Z I N G! 👏🏻
This is so cool!
👌👌👌👌👌 Go Robert!
Hey man my friend and I are starting a youtube channel based on tips for camera assistants. similar to grip tips. Any tips for getting started? does the name Camera Assist sound good?
I think that's a great idea!
Overall, how long did this production take? From pre-production, shooting and editing to the final revision?
About 4 months.
can you make a video about false color? thanks!
Thanks for the suggestion!
Nice!
nice bro
Love your videos.
However the irony of the $15K to maybe have your commercial get noticed is that my friend who does immigration consulting gets around $10K for about a few hours of work.
Cool.
It sounds like you want people to quit filmmaking and get into immigration consulting?
I have also made a commercial of coca cola inspired by you but it is not like you
my age is 12
your video is damm professional
OK, that's the problem. You went to film school. That's why you're not connecting with your audience. You're trying to be Parker Walbeck, but Parker didn't go to film school. He understands the struggle of working your way up from the very bottom and knows exactly how to help people through that.
You see, 99.999999% of your potential audience on UA-cam didn't get all this info dumped on them at film school like you. They have no idea what you're talking about and you're not teaching. You're just bragging. You're making people jealous, which is good, but you need them to like you and respect you as well.
Start making videos that TEACH people how to get great shots and become a mentor. That's what UA-cam is for.
You know what you're doing and clearly have skill: don't speak in Greek.
Connect with your audience.
You obviously don't know what film school is about- but thanks!