This video was inspired by the epic broll videos @danielschiffer, @PeterLindgren1 and @Jamesmatthews have made in the past. 😄🙌🏼 What was your favorite tip in this video? 😄
Brad! You did a PHENOMENAL job with this video, and it is going to be such a great resource not only for your subs but for new viewers who are looking at how they can improve their own work and the work they can do for their clients. These are the “hard” videos to make but they are the essence of what makes UA-cam so great. 👏👏👏
Thanks so much Matthew! That means a lot 😄🙏🏼 It definitely was a tough one to make, but I want to make more of these kinds of videos. Thanks for watching! 👊🏼
This was hands down the best instructional video I have ever seen of a start to finish workflow! I am heading over to your shop right now to buy some of your product as a thank you! I truly appreciate your dedication to the craft!!!
Few Things Here - Thank You To The Model That Received That Amazing Piece - Thanx To The Artist For Maintaining Patience While Shooting That One Scene 18 Flipping Times - Brother Brad , This Is By Far One Of Your Better Tutorials For Sure - My Untrained Ear Heard All The ( Diagetic ) Sound Effects But Definitely Missed Them Until You Replayed Without The Tunes - Your Personal Whip Transitions Totally Rocks And The Ramps Make The Episode - However , The Highlight For Me Was The Story Telling - This All Stems From The Outline Prep Work - That Made So Much Sense To Me - Will Watch This A Few More Times As You Packed In A Lot Of Useful And Inspiring Information Well Done Brother , Cheers
Thanks for the detailed feedback Travis! It all starts with the planning and having a good plan makes it easier to pull off a good video. I’m glad you found the info useful 😄🙌🏼
@@justinkd I used the Tamron 28-75mm in crop mode on the Sony A7iii which allowed me to get pretty close. If you wanted to get closer then you might want to consider a macro lens. Something like the Sony 90mm macro would be great if you shoot on Sony.
it's a huge pleasue to watch your tutorials and guidlines, it's inspiring but realize it's not only to watch and make it in same way to reach same final result. However it's inspiring and make me a light in tunnel to go in this path to make get own experience and build own videocraft skill. Best Regards from PL Brad 🇵🇱
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching. It's al about practice. Keep going and just try get 1% better every time you create something and that all adds up over time!
@@Brad_West for next month I will buy your color grading course :) Although in YT there is a lot of tutorials with this topic and I have feeling if I collect all sources guidlines in one box I could get everything what is necessary to handle it. However I prefer to buy something from you to appreciate your input for education what you develop almost for free, and I assume in the complete course I will learn something more that it's published in YT tutorials. Have a good day Brad, thx for supporting and all content that you provide! BR 🇵🇱
@@iTurysta Thanks so much! I appreciate you saying that. Yeah there are extras in the course and it's also structured in a way that you don't have to watch a bunch of videos in a random order to understand the process. So it does make things easier. All the best!
@ your welcome Brad. I’m certain it will be knowledge lined in order what will make me easier to implement to my workflow with suficient practice. Wish you a good day 🤟🙂
Wow such a great video! Thanks for sharing your talent and your knowledge! I’m going to watch this video again. So underrated. I would be happy if you decide to share more in depth one. ❤
@@Brad_West tattoo video is really awesome. Maybe you could say i have a lack of imagination but in my opinion it couldn’t be any better! Great. This teaching format is perfect. From start to finish. Also you mentioned you could share more (if I’m correct) about planning transitions and your work with timeline and sound design.
Nice video! Can you share the camera settings you use for this video? Like Aperture, ISO, WB, etc. And if you shoot everything with the same settings? Thanks!
I shot almost everything at f/2.8 and with a daylight white balance (5600K). I tried to keep the ISO as low as possible at 200. But I did have to bump it up to 800 here and there. I used a custom Cine4 profile. Similar to Cody Blue’s Cine4 profile. He did a video before breaking down his settings.
This video was inspired by the epic broll videos @danielschiffer, @PeterLindgren1 and @Jamesmatthews have made in the past. 😄🙌🏼
What was your favorite tip in this video? 😄
That was insane dude!! Can’t believe you packed all this into one video. Amazing work Brochacho
Thanks so much bro! There was a lot I wanted to cover 😅 Appreciate you watching 🤙🏼
Brad! You did a PHENOMENAL job with this video, and it is going to be such a great resource not only for your subs but for new viewers who are looking at how they can improve their own work and the work they can do for their clients. These are the “hard” videos to make but they are the essence of what makes UA-cam so great. 👏👏👏
Thanks so much Matthew! That means a lot 😄🙏🏼 It definitely was a tough one to make, but I want to make more of these kinds of videos. Thanks for watching! 👊🏼
So so great, Brad! You smashed this 🙌
Thanks so much man! That means a lot 😄🙏🏼
This was hands down the best instructional video I have ever seen of a start to finish workflow! I am heading over to your shop right now to buy some of your product as a thank you! I truly appreciate your dedication to the craft!!!
Wow thank you for the high praise Phillip 😄🙏🏼 I appreciate your kind words and support!
Love it dude. The shot list idea is so adaptable for any medium and so important to any project's efficiency.
Dude, thanks so much for watching! 😄🙏🏼 Yeah that simple formula is such a great way to come up with a shot list 🙌🏼
Amazing effort in putting this together! I know it was a lot of work! Final video was inspiring.
Thank you so much Mikey! Yeah it was a long time in the making 😅 Appreciate you watching!
love seeing this behind the scene and the whole process. thank you!
You're welcome! I enjoyed making this. I'd love to do more as well.
Few Things Here - Thank You To The Model That Received That Amazing Piece - Thanx To The Artist For Maintaining Patience While Shooting That One Scene 18 Flipping Times - Brother Brad , This Is By Far One Of Your Better Tutorials For Sure - My Untrained Ear Heard All The ( Diagetic ) Sound Effects But Definitely Missed Them Until You Replayed Without The Tunes - Your Personal Whip Transitions Totally Rocks And The Ramps Make The Episode - However , The Highlight For Me Was The Story Telling - This All Stems From The Outline Prep Work - That Made So Much Sense To Me - Will Watch This A Few More Times As You Packed In A Lot Of Useful And Inspiring Information
Well Done Brother ,
Cheers
Thanks for the detailed feedback Travis! It all starts with the planning and having a good plan makes it easier to pull off a good video. I’m glad you found the info useful 😄🙌🏼
Awesome video man! Really enjoyed watching this from start to finish 👌🏼
Glad you enjoyed it Justin! Appreciate you watching the whole thing. 👊🏼
@@Brad_West do you have any recommendations on lens to get super close shots of the tattoo needle
@@justinkd I used the Tamron 28-75mm in crop mode on the Sony A7iii which allowed me to get pretty close. If you wanted to get closer then you might want to consider a macro lens. Something like the Sony 90mm macro would be great if you shoot on Sony.
Subscribing just because of this video. That shot was amazing!
Thanks so much! I appreciate the support 😄🙏🏼
Sick bro!
Appreciate you watching! 😄🙏🏼 Thanks for the inspiration Peter 💪🏼
Your videos are literally so helpful man. Thank you
Thanks so much Zack! Glad you like them!
Wow , many thanks Brad👍👍 More with pleasure.
Thanks so much! Thinking about what my next subject will be 🤔
My favorite tip is CMD + OPTION + ⬆
I use that shortcut often 😄👊🏼
This is So Fine, we need more of this videos, they are so helpful and educative.
Glad you like it. I will try to do more of these kind of videos in the future.
Superb breakdown brad....thank u so much :)
Thank you 😄🙏🏼 I appreciate you watching!
it's a huge pleasue to watch your tutorials and guidlines, it's inspiring but realize it's not only to watch and make it in same way to reach same final result. However it's inspiring and make me a light in tunnel to go in this path to make get own experience and build own videocraft skill. Best Regards from PL Brad 🇵🇱
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching. It's al about practice. Keep going and just try get 1% better every time you create something and that all adds up over time!
@@Brad_West for next month I will buy your color grading course :) Although in YT there is a lot of tutorials with this topic and I have feeling if I collect all sources guidlines in one box I could get everything what is necessary to handle it. However I prefer to buy something from you to appreciate your input for education what you develop almost for free, and I assume in the complete course I will learn something more that it's published in YT tutorials. Have a good day Brad, thx for supporting and all content that you provide! BR 🇵🇱
@@iTurysta Thanks so much! I appreciate you saying that. Yeah there are extras in the course and it's also structured in a way that you don't have to watch a bunch of videos in a random order to understand the process. So it does make things easier. All the best!
@ your welcome Brad. I’m certain it will be knowledge lined in order what will make me easier to implement to my workflow with suficient practice. Wish you a good day 🤟🙂
very informative video with lots of valuable tips, well done
Thank you 😄🙏🏼 Glad you found it helpful!
best video and breakdown ever !!!!!!!!!! just subbed
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Amazing Video, Amazing Job!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback!
Wow such a great video! Thanks for sharing your talent and your knowledge! I’m going to watch this video again. So underrated. I would be happy if you decide to share more in depth one. ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! I definitely want to make more of these videos! Anything specific you would want to see more in-depth info on?
@@Brad_West tattoo video is really awesome. Maybe you could say i have a lack of imagination but in my opinion it couldn’t be any better!
Great. This teaching format is perfect. From start to finish. Also you mentioned you could share more (if I’m correct) about planning transitions and your work with timeline and sound design.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll definitely be doing a sound design video in the near future 😄🤙🏼
gracias !!!
😄🙏🏼
This is sick, Brad! Thank you for sharing. ONly thing I wasn't feeling is the McKinnon Era music
Thanks for watching 😄🤙🏼 Yeah the music choice might not be everyone’s vibe, but I appreciate the feedback.
brilliant! this is proper content, more of these for other videos please. 5 star!
Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed it 😄👊🏼
Nice video! Can you share the camera settings you use for this video? Like Aperture, ISO, WB, etc. And if you shoot everything with the same settings? Thanks!
I shot almost everything at f/2.8 and with a daylight white balance (5600K). I tried to keep the ISO as low as possible at 200. But I did have to bump it up to 800 here and there.
I used a custom Cine4 profile. Similar to Cody Blue’s Cine4 profile. He did a video before breaking down his settings.
@@Brad_West Thanks for the info Brad! 🙏🏼🙌🏼
@alono4473 you’re welcome! 😄👊🏼
Awesome video 🔥❤️
Thanks! Glad you liked it! 😄
Дуже круте відео! Дякую!
You're welcome!
I’ve watched it several times and each time I pick up something else I can use. Did you not cut to the music? You do good work.
Thank you! I did a combination of cutting to the music and on the action to try keep it interesting and engaging to watch.
More like that plz.. can u do a gym b rol
Great suggestion! I’d love to do more of these. 💪🏼
The glove stretchy sound was a bit much for me. I have to get my rectal exam this year…
Sorry, didn't mean to give you PTSD 😅
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