I just can't wrap my head around the fact that any other filmmaker/youtuber alive would have sold this 3 hours information through a masterclass or course for at least 300$ but you just gave it to us for free. I don't have enough words to thank you Dan. This is philanthropy. Most impactful filmmaking Philanthropy I've ever witnessed in this platform. Really, I'm without words. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this video, I'm already using the lessons I've learned to help me make my new videos! Key Filmmaking Lessons from Dan: 💡 Step 1: The Idea (00:03:10) - Ideas are valuable: The stronger your concept, the smoother your filmmaking journey will be. - Knowledge is key: Draw inspiration from your expertise and available resources. - Collaboration is crucial: Surround yourself with insightful individuals who challenge and refine your ideas. - Reference and research: Explore existing content for inspiration and technical guidance. - Evaluate your idea: Assess feasibility, legality, time commitment, and ethical implications. ⬜ Step 2: The Whiteboard (00:07:35) - Develop a Logline: Summarize your film's essence with a concise one-liner encompassing problem, intention, obstacle, and solution. - Title & Thumbnail Creation: Capture attention with a captivating title and thumbnail that accurately reflect your content. - Craft a Hook: Engage viewers immediately with a compelling opening line. 📖 Step 3: The Story (00:16:46) - Emotional Impact: Aim to evoke emotions and connect with your audience on a deeper level. - Storytelling Elements: Structure your story with relatable characters, a significant event, genuine emotions, and specific details. - The Iceberg Theory: Simplify your story by omitting unnecessary details while leaving room for audience interpretation. - Three-Act Structure: Divide your story into Impact (attention), Influence (conversation), and Persuasion (transformation). - Human-driven Storytelling: Avoid relying on AI; utilize your unique voice and perspective. - Continuous Learning: Always seek opportunities to improve and evolve as a storyteller. 🗓 Step 4: Planning Your Shoot (00:23:16) - Budget Awareness: Work within your limitations and explore creative solutions. - Research and Respect: Understand the culture and legalities of your filming location. - Shooting Schedule: Plan your shoot but remain adaptable to unexpected events. 🎵 Step 5: Music (00:27:56) - Music's Power: Music enhances the emotional impact and atmosphere of your film. - Creative Choices: Compose your own music or select existing tracks that resonate with your story. - Stems for Flexibility: Utilize stems for greater control over individual instrument tracks during editing. - Diagetic Sounds: Incorporate realistic sounds that occur within the scene. 🎬 Step 6: The Shoot (00:37:54) - Essential Gear: Pack crucial tools like gaffer tape, multi-tool, power bank, and lighting. - Camera Setup: Optimize settings for date, time, format, picture profile, file naming, and frame rate. - Cinematic Techniques: Consider shallow depth of field, ND filters, shutter speed, white balance, and native ISO. - Data Management: Use multiple SSDs and a reliable system for data redundancy and security. - Conducting Interviews: Create a comfortable environment for compelling and natural conversations. - B-Roll & Coverage: Capture diverse shots including match cuts, time lapses, character follows, and drone footage. - Multi-Platform Content: Capture footage suitable for various platforms like UA-cam Shorts and TikTok. - Ethical Filming: Always obtain consent and respect the privacy of individuals you film. 💻 Step 7: The Edit (01:10:02) - Project Organization: Establish a clear folder structure and utilize sequence bins for efficient workflow. - Footage Categorization: Organize clips by type, scene, theme, or event for easy access. - Interview Editing Workflow: Utilize synced, cut, and selected sequences for a streamlined process. - Master Sequence Development: Build your story chronologically, focusing on impact, hook, and narrative establishment. - Music Integration: Incorporate music that enhances the emotional journey and atmosphere. - Animation for Clarity: Use animation to explain complex concepts or depict sensitive topics. - Storytelling Choices: Make intentional decisions about scene inclusion, character arcs, pacing, and comedic relief. - Visual Storytelling Techniques: Employ match cuts, juxtaposition shots, and other visual elements for a powerful narrative. 📦 Step 8: Packaging & Delivery (02:45:57) - Quality Control: Thoroughly review your final edit to ensure there are no errors. - Export Optimization: Configure export settings for your chosen platform, considering resolution, format, and bitrate. ⬆ Step 9: The Upload (02:47:06) - Reflection and Celebration: Acknowledge the effort invested in the process and celebrate your accomplishment. - Audience Engagement: Encourage viewers to interact with your video through likes, comments, shares, and subscriptions. Extra Tips Timestamps: - Importance of Reading: (00:19:07) - Organizing Gear: (00:39:45) - Backup Solutions: (00:44:42) - Shooting Preferences: (00:42:39) - Ethical Filming Practices: (00:55:23) - Importance of Organization during Editing: (01:11:00) - Music Selection and Editing: (01:38:24) - Animation Techniques: (02:05:52) - Storytelling Decisions and Sacrifices: (02:08:46) - The Importance of Brand Deals in Philanthropy: (02:37:19) - Timeline Organization and Color Coding: (02:41:04) - Audio Mixing Techniques: (02:42:38) - Export Settings and Quality Checks: (02:46:00) - The Value of Viewers and Engagement: (02:47:34)
@@NavierPatterson hahahaha no you do not, I was the worst student. I just downloaded the video, transcribed it with timecodes using Whisper and then gave the transcript to an LLM. Then all I had to do was ask it to summarise it in a specific way with youtube compatible timestamps.
I am an adult father of 2 working full time and trying to grow as a filmmaker/videographer on the side and this was insanely eye opening. Not only did i watch this all the way through, but I will be re-watching this. I know this will get lost in the thousands of comments but this was more helpful that i think you realize. First time watcher and new sub thank you.
The fact that your channel is under 1M followers is truly incomprehensible. Probably the most underrated channel and content on UA-cam. Thank you for your videos!
Many UA-camrs or self-proclaimed filmmakers try to lure you to their channels with flashy titles and promises to teach you how to make a film. But when you watch their content, you’re left disappointed-it feels like a trap, full of talk but lacking the real information you need. But with you, it was completely different. I enjoyed every minute of your film. You are genuine, hardworking, and honest. I’ve learned so much from you and continue to learn. You’ve truly inspired me. Thank you for all your effort, for not being selfish, and for sharing such valuable knowledge with those of us still struggling on our filmmaking journey.
Hi Dan, I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for your incredible tutorial. I watched it in just two days, and I can't even begin to tell you how much I’ve learned from it. Your insights were invaluable, and I promise to apply the things you've taught as I continue on my journey. I've taken the time to write down some key points, and I ended up summarizing your video into five pages of notes! Your dedication to sharing your knowledge is truly inspiring, and it has made a significant impact on me. Thank you once again for all the effort you put into creating such a comprehensive and insightful tutorial. I look forward to learning even more along the way and implementing everything I've gained from your guidance.
Holy crap, I literally had my credit card details inside of MasterClass to take a filmmaking course. Then I just felt like searching on UA-cam to see if I could find a video instead of subscribing to MasterClass, and I am so happy I did because I found this masterpiece. Thank you for saving me $240!
I’m convinced this stands as the most impactful, insightful pieces of content on UA-cam right now. A free feature length in depth process covering everything from start to finish, that is both educational and highly entertaining. This is what UA-cam needs more of. Thank you bru! ❤
Dude you could've not posted this at a more perfect time for me. I'm in the process of filming a mega series where I travel to 30 cities in 30 days in Asia and I definitely made time during my crazy itinerary these past few days to watch every bit of this. Thank you so much for working so hard to advance content creation on this platform. You deserve everything coming your way Dan!
Nobody has released such In-depth Video of UA-cam Video creation till date. Your video will definitely help many filmmakers, editors, and aspiring artists. Thank you for your work.
As an aspiring filmmaker picking up the camera for the first time, it was amazing to see your process and all the details involved in making such high quality videos. Definitely have given me some inspiration.
This is the best 'Master' tutorial I have ever watched. This is everything you're looking for to get an insight into how other filmmakers do their work, so you can be confident about your own and know if you're on the right path. You never get the full picture of how it really is, but here you do, and even from the same person and the same film/project! Thank you very much for this incredible tutorial. I really hope it makes other filmmakers comfortable with making more films and following their dreams outside their comfort zone. I've never made a comment like this before, but when people like you take the time to create content like this, it deserves all the respect! 🙏
I’m a Just a guy from Sri Lanka that loves filmmaking and photography. I’m trying my very best to make a name for myself because I love the art of it. I’ve been watching countless UA-cam tutorials trying to understand the key elements of a good filmmaker but I don’t think I’ve ever come across a tutorial so transparent. The fact that every Raw moment was shared and that it was done simultaneously while doing other projects on the go, just showed us how genuine you truly are and your love for the art of filmmaking. I’ve never been drawn to a video like I have with this. And I can promise you will watch this countless more times so I can absorb as much as I possibly can. I am truly grateful for this video Dan❤. Thanking you is simply not enough, so if you ever travel towards Sri Lanka hit me up and i would be more than honoured to show you our little paradise 🇱🇰.
Took me 2 days but i made it through the video, created a new playlist called 'studying' and am taking my first proper project through this process, i've currently finalised (for now at least) my log line, title, thumbnail & hook. i'm transition from software engineering with no experience and at 29 i felt afraid that it would be too late to become a success (or that i simply wouldn't be able to put in enough time with this old 9-5). After watching this video its sobering, but also gives me hope because i have drive and dedication, and a stubbornness that perfectly suits this craft (and an incredible story that i fought very hard to be able to tell). Thank you for the book recommendations, 'stories that stick' is on its way.
To handle all the workload that comes with Beast Philanthropy is one thing, but to stay committed to the craft whilst educating hundreds of thousands of others and not missing a beat simultaneously is something I've never seen done before. Incredibly grateful for you, Dan.
I struggle to watch anything for more than 15 minutes, even things I really want to watch and Ive just watched your amazing tutorial. I'm in online education and it's so hard to get decent video and audio made, and now I have so many ideas and new skills to try and also some idea of the incredible amount of work that goes into proper film/video making. You are incredibly generous for making and sharing this - it was clearly an epic project. Thank you so much.
I have never finished a 2hr tutorial before in my life because I just lack patience, but Dan made it so easy and I have never been inspired more to work on my craft.
I subscribe to about 150 channels, and Dan, you're the ONLY ONE I turn on the notification bell for. The DOUBLE the work you put in on this one, to explain the process as you go (I'm sure was an interesting exercise to mastering your own process and growing techniques) and all your days and days of hard work is NOT lost on SO many of us in the same field. Fascinating and an inspiration to watch, and worth watching again over time is the even better part. Beyond appreciated! You're awesome Bru!
Thank you. What a privilege to see you at work. So much. Creativity, care, and an enthusiasm for the process of filmmaking. Instructive. And inspiring.
Absolutely phenomenal Dan!! I’ve been lucky enough to see your journey first-hand and how much of yourself you put into everything you do and the sacrifices that you have had to make. So incredibly proud of you.
Dan just wanted to say, as someone who lived in south africa for 17 years growing up. Thank you for being part of something wonderful. You inspire me to tell my stories.
just finished watching this whole video. I myself am a videographer for a charity and I just came back from filming my first video abroad a week ago. I planned to come back and learn from my experience and this video helped me go through everything step by step. I really appreciate the effort you put in this video and I hope the things I learnt in this video will help me change lives. bru.
Hey it's me. **The 100% retention guy**. Watched the entire thing here Dan. What a great video. Every single time I watch your videos, I get inspired and I am not even close to a film maker in any way, honestly. The @36:00 mark was pretty powerful and my first BIG smile came right at @53:00. You almost nailed the "how long is this video right now" time, well done, even as the one that edits it :) I wasn't going to watch the Beast video until this was done, but then @1:59:00 you told me to, so that is what I did. Doing that, added way more context to what you were saying here. The best laugh was when you realized you sent everyone to watch the video and that they might not like it..... The final cut was fantastic. Your hard work comes through in these videos, no doubt, ever. Great work and as always keep on keeping on. You're awesome BRU!
Literally watch it all at one goal. Thanks for the whole process explanation, always a big fan of you Dan! Storytelling bigger than everything 🙌🏻 Blessing from Malaysia!
This masterpiece does not have nearly enough views for what it's worth, Dan's passion for filmmaking can be felt throughout the entirety of this video and it is truly inspiring. If you are reading this; know that YOU have inspired us. I've lived without a dream for long and yet today I feel a fire burning, I know now that there's nothing I need more in life than to bring people together and that because of this my view of the impossible has broadened; I now see my dream as certainty, foretold, and I am grateful to you for being a step in my change. I have little to none experience but when I make it I'll come back here to thank you again.
We are brand new to editing, recording and building a new Podcast in Latin America to talk about idols and provide valuable stories. Watching this opened our eyes to the future and eager to bring valuable content to everyone! Thanks, Dan! You are an absolute legend. Lots to learn, lots to explore, but this content is the best piece of advice and a masterclass at once.
This is insane! I'm currently working in South Sudan and some of my colleagues have been asking me to teach them how to edit. I've just given them all this film, the amount of people this will help is crazy your genorisity in giving this out for free is noble beyond words!
Dan thank you for the countless lessons. How did you make such an amazing story ABOUT a story?! I watched the full nearly 3 hours in one sitting taking notes the whole time. You turned countless unknown unknowns into known unknowns for me; I have a ton of work to do. Thank you for inspiring me. Your art, kindness, and grit are what makes the internet and UA-cam such a beautiful and symbiotic place. Cheers Bru
Thank you, Dan! your this masterclass video has been a huge help over the past two months, inspiring me and keeping me on track to finish my edits on time. thank you so much
Great film Dan, I appreciate the effort it took to creat a video of how to make a video. Great to see you plugging your product too (BRU Bar). Watched all the way through and to the end 👍🏼
I took so many notes from this, so far I’ve watched it twice. Big Dan Mace fan, thank you for the ridiculous amount of time and effort you just gave away for free!
I spent 2 full days siting in front of the tv while writing everithing down in my laptop. I can only say thank you 🙏. As a travel filmmaker Im in a process of not only telling compelling stories, but to optimising for the platform. See you on the road!
Bru u are a true goosebumbgenerator! This was such a great journey :) also that take on reading a book a week within the time i bindgewatch not even in a week but a couple days is strong!
I finished watching this video after 4 days, and I want to thank you for being so generous in giving us this opportunity to become better filmmakers for UA-cam. I've recently started adding videos to my channel; I've uploaded two videos in the last 3 months, but I'm planning to start doing it more regularly, and your advice is just gold for me. Your insights have been very enriching for my purpose and have given me more confidence to create quality content. Greetings from Colombia.
I am so happy for finding this video on youtube, I learned many things because of this. Definitely it will improve my future film making. Thanks Dan mace for this great effort for making this Video. 🥳🥳
I watched this entire vid to the end and I must say, this has been one of the best filmmaking course video I've ever watched. I feel guilty getting this level of knowledge for free. You are best Dan! We will work together in the future, I'm sure of it😤 Thank you bru ❤
Hey, great video. In my opinion the biggest problem with UA-camrs now is their lack of strategy. Like they upload everything straight away, and then they run out of ideas. This business is about constant uploading, but not too many times per week (and also after I upload something, I use a bit of Famester to make that piece of content instantly viral and popular). It's better to upload like once or twice per week, and it helps to avoid burn out.
Depends on what type of UA-cam channel you're running. Real estate agents with channels can't wait because our viewers buy or sell houses in between uploading the video
Finished the inter tutorial. This is gold!!! Courses with much less information have been sold for 100$, 200$ or way more. Thanks for this, specially coming from someone talking about documentary style content for UA-cam. 🙌🏼
It took me two days to complete the video because I paused at every timestamp to work on my ongoing project and apply your techniques. This approach helped me meet the video deadline with quality work. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! I look forward to working with you in the future.
I was looking for a video just like this but for Movies or Tv-Shows, but a Mr. Beast Production is several orders of magnitudes bigger then your average Hollywood production so thanks Dan!
Woaaah, thank you Dan! Am going to watch this now, now, now!! Edit: I just finished and this must be the best bts/tutorial I have ever watched!! Thanks for all the hard work you put into it and into beast philanthropy to help the causes. That you are keeping in touch with your community through pieces like that - even after all your success - is absolutely appreciated! And yes, get those BRU bars to Europe. If this was an ad - it worked ;-) :-)) Am backing up my SanDisk-drives now ....!
At just 21 years old, this video is completely transforming my future! The storytelling in this film is phenomenal, and it's incredibly inspiring. I absolutely loved every moment of it! Thank you Dan for sharing it!
I AM IN TEARS! This video came to me in a complete moment of serendipity. I was all fired up to start my channel on YT and Insta, but didn't know where to start. I was thinking of learning some video editing software to begin with(now I laugh at that thought). And then, I came across a reel on Insta where the guy said "Dan Mace should name this video from mastering the art of filmmaking to mastering the art of content creation." And boy was he right. I watched this video in 3 days, took 10 pages of notes, and learned more than I ever thought I could. Thank you for sharing this knowledge that will help people like me who want to begin filmmaking but don't have the know-how. It has given me clarity on my content creation journey. You are truly an amazing person. I hope I will work with you one day. Godspeed!
You have outlined my thoughts better than I would. This video right here is a GOLD MINE. As someone who had failed once at UA-cam, I am super thankful to have this guide now. I call this - the Holy Grail of content creation.
Increíble tu aporte, hermano Dan. Espero algún día poder tenerte en Bolivia para compartir tu experiencia con jóvenes indígenas cineastas de mi patria. Saludos!!!!
Dan, a huge, human thank you for all your work. I think the world is kept alive by people like you, who shoot such useful content and give it to people for free. I've been into filming for a few years and I've been wanting to start my own UA-cam channel for a long time. And now I'm just making my first video. And your video helps me a lot in this. Thank you again and hello to you from Russia.
Went through this whole video in one go. I will definitely be watching it again. There is so much to unpack. I never went to film school, but I love video. So getting such a deep dive into the whole production cycle is incredible! This is the place to start for anyone wanting to learn on their own!
@@Drastic644 CGI is a broad term that is technically all encompassing. Parts of this image look very obviously generative AI to me - As a artist with experience in both generative AI, video editing, & VFX. I'd say with almost 100% certainty its generative AI and a bit of Photoshop kit-bashing other photos together. But, regardless of how its achieved, it's fake.
it’s Ai in photoshop actually :) there’s no scandal here haha. nothing to ‘uncover’ you are filmmakers - it’s so obviously fake. overly so. the hospital wasn’t filmed prior our arrival, so when we arrived the build was like half way done. The hospital was actually in ruins before the restoration began - because it was so remote we had nowhere to source imagery from. but u can see on google earth what it looked like more or less. like a few poles. Jimmy says ‘a few months ago’. besides the video and beast philanthropy’s contribution isn’t about the completion of the hospital. it’s about powering the hospital along with ‘give power’ the org. We also did a bunch of other stuff. this is in no way ‘faking a video’. the other stuff that’s claimed to be ‘fake’ is warp stabilised distortion. i get that not everyone is a filmmaker but i mean come on guys haha.
Nothing nefarious was done here. it’s so obviously photoshopped lol. i mean the moss on the side etc. No ‘expensive cgi’. If u actually watch the film, it isn’t about building a hospital, but besides that, this hospital is in the middle of nowhere. We had no footage of what it looked like prior. we only arrived 3 months into its restoration, hence Jimmy’s line ‘a few months ago’. at this point i’m like, come on guys.. the fact u as filmmakers can’t see that this was used as a way to create a visual of what the building looked like more or less months before arrival. when speaking to locals they described it as ‘in ruins’ . google earth with show same thing. like a couple poles. most important to note is that this building is not what the film or beast philanthropy’s contribution was about. it’s about solar panels (hence the title). stop nitpicking at everything u can guys. The philanthropy is an incredible organisation. leave it out your drama tea spills or whatever. the other stuff that’s apparently ‘fake’ is warp stabiliser distortion lol. We are a tiny editing team and don’t have all the tools so not everything is perfect.
@@DanMaceif you actually watch the video of him talking about the hospital he basically says “we’re going to run power to the NEW hospital. He’s making it seem like to everyone that he is building a new hospital and not restore it. Why instead of “blurring” it out you leave it in and say we’re gonna make this look a little nicer for everyone? But instead remove that hospital part and keep mentioning how it’s new. It’s not new it’s literally got a fresh coat of paint. Sure maybe it was more then just paint but come on why hide the hospital with effects, obviously to make everyone believe Jimmy just built a new hospital but isn’t talking about that because there’s no point that’s not big enough to mention.
@@DanMace obviously. They told you how to edit it you did and everyone will be oblivious to the fact he’s making a subtle idea that the hospital isn’t there, and then magically at the end there’s the building that wasn’t there when he first showed it… so people automatically say “WOW Mr beast is such a good guy he built this new hospital.” Even though the video wasn’t fully based on the building of the hospital.
6:53 REFERENCES! 7:52 Another reason to get whiteboard 9:22 alternate logline formula 13:08 title thumbnail. connects with first line in film 1:14:18 using sounds from clips to incorporate in music is something i need to try more 1:16:37 love the setup here, particularly the selects and scenes bins. can’t wait to try them
As a filmmaker and an editor for a church these nuggets and experience shared here are much appreciated I will be implementing all of the information shared here into all of my edits for our charity programs and all other videos thank you so much Dan.
I love oportunities like this, I've been having a huge hunger to learn more about stoytelling, sound design and meshing all kinds of different scenes toghether. Thank you for your time and dedication for this video, it was awesome!
I finished the video and I am rewatching for the third time. This video is GOLD. I can't believe it's available for FREE! I've had a concept for a vlog (I'm a tiny house builder on an island in Texas) for awhile now but I've been afraid to move forward because the entire process of shooting to editing seemed so daunting. Thank you, thank you, thank you for not just inspiring me to finally move forward, but for giving me some incredible tools and guidance to get started. I'm so grateful the youtube algorithm brought this video to my attention.
Thank you. I do Socially Oriented natural building projects at low income rural communities in Mexico. I am learning to edit so that I can share the tricks and techniques with those whom may be interested in learning. So, I did learn a lot from you. but not just about the Editing , but also about the important social work you guys are doing all over the place. I do appreciate your time and effort. I feel inspired. Gracias.
I can't express how grateful I am for this tutorial. Your passion is obvious and you have reminded me I don't create for me, but others. I have been using my video content to push my books, but my books are about the differences people, especially young people, can make in our world. My key takeawy from this is I need to bring the storyteller of my books through to my videos. Thanks again. I will be rewatching many times.
إن عملي مشابه لعملك دان لقد استفدت الكثير رغم أنني أملك خبرة 10 سنوات لقد ألهمتني للتطوير إن ما فعلته بهذا الفيديو يساوي العمل الخيري الذي قاموا به من صورتهم مع جيمي أنت إنسان عظيم تحياتي لك دان من السعودية العظمى
I feel like Dan and I are now brus after watching the video. PURE GOLD! Thank you for taking the time-I’m sure this content will help bring many untold stories to life and touch millions of lives. Hats off to you mate. Much love, bru!
I struggle so much with getting my idea's in my head into something concrete. It took me a couple of days to go trough the video because i paused a lot and took notes. For me your video has been one of the most helpfull video's i have ever watched. Especially seeing how you tackle the creative process and your allround workflow. It gave me a lot of motivation, ease of mind and a structure to start from. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you for that!
I NEVER WANTED TO BE A FLIMMAKER / EDITOR MY friend is obsessed with flimmaking but it never made me do it when this masterpiece video came out and made noise on social media and fortunately i was thinking to learn value skill , THEN I hopped on to youtube started the video and watched till the THE EDIT SEGMENT and stopped for other day ,the other day came on this day and i watched it again with taking notes on everything and now ,im gonna PRACTICE FLIMMAKING because of YOU, THANK U FOR THIS im not gonna lie, i have seen him on caseys video but never discovered his channel
You are amazing, a true inspiration. We admire you greatly. We are on this journey with high hopes and a strong desire to grow. In our country, we have to do many things besides creating videos, and time is an added value that we deeply appreciate. Thank you for showing that with dedication and effort, great things can be achieved. Let’s keep moving forward with passion and determination!😍👍
Came here to say that I finished the tutorial! Of course after multiple seatings. Amazed at how organised Dan is and the amount of planning and hard work that goes into making the video.
Hey Dan Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial. I made it untill the end, and if anyone of you out there, want good advice: watch it until the end several times. So much is covered that several passes will help you get information that you might have missed the first time.
Truly a masterpiece it's crazy how I'm seeing someone edit such a extensive video then also make a video about it and explain the basics just mind blowing the amount of work that was put in
Dan is not JUST a genius, he's an obsessive genius. Grateful beyond words to have someone so committed to excellence telling our story.
Yea pretty epic for telling so much lol
@@s2y.n.inc.468 lol true
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Thanks To Dan and Mr. Beast for working together and help lots of people all over.
Been watching your vids on main channel since 2 mil! congrats
You're one of the biggest inspirations any creator on this platform can have man. Thank you for all of the work over the years!! ❤
Yea this is gonna be an epic video
This is a mind fuck seeing you here
never did i ever expect you to comment on this vid erick😂
I can say this about you @erickkhan 👊🏻
I'm letting all the ads on this video run, no matter how long they are because I cannot believe this is FOR FREE!! You're amazing, thank you!
Thank you bru! I’m so happy you appreciate it so much :)
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I just can't wrap my head around the fact that any other filmmaker/youtuber alive would have sold this 3 hours information through a masterclass or course for at least 300$ but you just gave it to us for free. I don't have enough words to thank you Dan. This is philanthropy. Most impactful filmmaking Philanthropy I've ever witnessed in this platform. Really, I'm without words. Thank you so much.
Thanks @dan! I actually purchased your masterclass (amazing) and happy to see another great product here too. Thanks for sharing
Pero hola vale antonio, tu tambien haces mucho de esto, de regalar informacion increiblemente valiosa, eres lo mas mejor que hay.
Can you imagine the ad revenue if 50% of his viewers watch 50% of this course?
No te hagas...tú también ayudas y enseñas un montón, de gratis bro 🤭
Thanks, this produced much needed positive energy , and lit up many more ideas for me.
Thank you for this video, I'm already using the lessons I've learned to help me make my new videos!
Key Filmmaking Lessons from Dan:
💡 Step 1: The Idea (00:03:10)
- Ideas are valuable: The stronger your concept, the smoother your filmmaking journey will be.
- Knowledge is key: Draw inspiration from your expertise and available resources.
- Collaboration is crucial: Surround yourself with insightful individuals who challenge and refine your ideas.
- Reference and research: Explore existing content for inspiration and technical guidance.
- Evaluate your idea: Assess feasibility, legality, time commitment, and ethical implications.
⬜ Step 2: The Whiteboard (00:07:35)
- Develop a Logline: Summarize your film's essence with a concise one-liner encompassing problem, intention, obstacle, and solution.
- Title & Thumbnail Creation: Capture attention with a captivating title and thumbnail that accurately reflect your content.
- Craft a Hook: Engage viewers immediately with a compelling opening line.
📖 Step 3: The Story (00:16:46)
- Emotional Impact: Aim to evoke emotions and connect with your audience on a deeper level.
- Storytelling Elements: Structure your story with relatable characters, a significant event, genuine emotions, and specific details.
- The Iceberg Theory: Simplify your story by omitting unnecessary details while leaving room for audience interpretation.
- Three-Act Structure: Divide your story into Impact (attention), Influence (conversation), and Persuasion (transformation).
- Human-driven Storytelling: Avoid relying on AI; utilize your unique voice and perspective.
- Continuous Learning: Always seek opportunities to improve and evolve as a storyteller.
🗓 Step 4: Planning Your Shoot (00:23:16)
- Budget Awareness: Work within your limitations and explore creative solutions.
- Research and Respect: Understand the culture and legalities of your filming location.
- Shooting Schedule: Plan your shoot but remain adaptable to unexpected events.
🎵 Step 5: Music (00:27:56)
- Music's Power: Music enhances the emotional impact and atmosphere of your film.
- Creative Choices: Compose your own music or select existing tracks that resonate with your story.
- Stems for Flexibility: Utilize stems for greater control over individual instrument tracks during editing.
- Diagetic Sounds: Incorporate realistic sounds that occur within the scene.
🎬 Step 6: The Shoot (00:37:54)
- Essential Gear: Pack crucial tools like gaffer tape, multi-tool, power bank, and lighting.
- Camera Setup: Optimize settings for date, time, format, picture profile, file naming, and frame rate.
- Cinematic Techniques: Consider shallow depth of field, ND filters, shutter speed, white balance, and native ISO.
- Data Management: Use multiple SSDs and a reliable system for data redundancy and security.
- Conducting Interviews: Create a comfortable environment for compelling and natural conversations.
- B-Roll & Coverage: Capture diverse shots including match cuts, time lapses, character follows, and drone footage.
- Multi-Platform Content: Capture footage suitable for various platforms like UA-cam Shorts and TikTok.
- Ethical Filming: Always obtain consent and respect the privacy of individuals you film.
💻 Step 7: The Edit (01:10:02)
- Project Organization: Establish a clear folder structure and utilize sequence bins for efficient workflow.
- Footage Categorization: Organize clips by type, scene, theme, or event for easy access.
- Interview Editing Workflow: Utilize synced, cut, and selected sequences for a streamlined process.
- Master Sequence Development: Build your story chronologically, focusing on impact, hook, and narrative establishment.
- Music Integration: Incorporate music that enhances the emotional journey and atmosphere.
- Animation for Clarity: Use animation to explain complex concepts or depict sensitive topics.
- Storytelling Choices: Make intentional decisions about scene inclusion, character arcs, pacing, and comedic relief.
- Visual Storytelling Techniques: Employ match cuts, juxtaposition shots, and other visual elements for a powerful narrative.
📦 Step 8: Packaging & Delivery (02:45:57)
- Quality Control: Thoroughly review your final edit to ensure there are no errors.
- Export Optimization: Configure export settings for your chosen platform, considering resolution, format, and bitrate.
⬆ Step 9: The Upload (02:47:06)
- Reflection and Celebration: Acknowledge the effort invested in the process and celebrate your accomplishment.
- Audience Engagement: Encourage viewers to interact with your video through likes, comments, shares, and subscriptions.
Extra Tips Timestamps:
- Importance of Reading: (00:19:07)
- Organizing Gear: (00:39:45)
- Backup Solutions: (00:44:42)
- Shooting Preferences: (00:42:39)
- Ethical Filming Practices: (00:55:23)
- Importance of Organization during Editing: (01:11:00)
- Music Selection and Editing: (01:38:24)
- Animation Techniques: (02:05:52)
- Storytelling Decisions and Sacrifices: (02:08:46)
- The Importance of Brand Deals in Philanthropy: (02:37:19)
- Timeline Organization and Color Coding: (02:41:04)
- Audio Mixing Techniques: (02:42:38)
- Export Settings and Quality Checks: (02:46:00)
- The Value of Viewers and Engagement: (02:47:34)
You are a god bro
Thank you
@@ddtriadi4688 Anytime
Would've loved to sit beside you in class !
@@NavierPatterson hahahaha no you do not, I was the worst student. I just downloaded the video, transcribed it with timecodes using Whisper and then gave the transcript to an LLM. Then all I had to do was ask it to summarise it in a specific way with youtube compatible timestamps.
I am an adult father of 2 working full time and trying to grow as a filmmaker/videographer on the side and this was insanely eye opening. Not only did i watch this all the way through, but I will be re-watching this. I know this will get lost in the thousands of comments but this was more helpful that i think you realize. First time watcher and new sub thank you.
The fact that your channel is under 1M followers is truly incomprehensible. Probably the most underrated channel and content on UA-cam.
Thank you for your videos!
59:43 I love how humble jimmy is Bru, the next time you meet him kindly extend my deepest love to him for all he does
Many UA-camrs or self-proclaimed filmmakers try to lure you to their channels with flashy titles and promises to teach you how to make a film. But when you watch their content, you’re left disappointed-it feels like a trap, full of talk but lacking the real information you need.
But with you, it was completely different. I enjoyed every minute of your film. You are genuine, hardworking, and honest. I’ve learned so much from you and continue to learn. You’ve truly inspired me. Thank you for all your effort, for not being selfish, and for sharing such valuable knowledge with those of us still struggling on our filmmaking journey.
This video was so thorough it required a bookmark so I can view again as needed.
Thanks for this tutorial and comprehensive lesson.
Went here after watching "We Powered a Mountain" 🎉 I'm glad a BTS video has been released!
Yup epic
Hi Dan,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for your incredible tutorial. I watched it in just two days, and I can't even begin to tell you how much I’ve learned from it.
Your insights were invaluable, and I promise to apply the things you've taught as I continue on my journey. I've taken the time to write down some key points, and I ended up summarizing your video into five pages of notes! Your dedication to sharing your knowledge is truly inspiring, and it has made a significant impact on me.
Thank you once again for all the effort you put into creating such a comprehensive and insightful tutorial. I look forward to learning even more along the way and implementing everything I've gained from your guidance.
Holy crap, I literally had my credit card details inside of MasterClass to take a filmmaking course. Then I just felt like searching on UA-cam to see if I could find a video instead of subscribing to MasterClass, and I am so happy I did because I found this masterpiece. Thank you for saving me $240!
Ah man that makes me so happy! ❤️
I’m convinced this stands as the most impactful, insightful pieces of content on UA-cam right now. A free feature length in depth process covering everything from start to finish, that is both educational and highly entertaining. This is what UA-cam needs more of. Thank you bru! ❤
Dude you could've not posted this at a more perfect time for me. I'm in the process of filming a mega series where I travel to 30 cities in 30 days in Asia and I definitely made time during my crazy itinerary these past few days to watch every bit of this. Thank you so much for working so hard to advance content creation on this platform. You deserve everything coming your way Dan!
Goodluck bru!
@@AbdulHaseeb-lm5jw thank you bru!❤️
Nobody has released such In-depth Video of UA-cam Video creation till date. Your video will definitely help many filmmakers, editors, and aspiring artists. Thank you for your work.
As an aspiring filmmaker picking up the camera for the first time, it was amazing to see your process and all the details involved in making such high quality videos. Definitely have given me some inspiration.
This is the best 'Master' tutorial I have ever watched. This is everything you're looking for to get an insight into how other filmmakers do their work, so you can be confident about your own and know if you're on the right path.
You never get the full picture of how it really is, but here you do, and even from the same person and the same film/project!
Thank you very much for this incredible tutorial. I really hope it makes other filmmakers comfortable with making more films and following their dreams outside their comfort zone.
I've never made a comment like this before, but when people like you take the time to create content like this, it deserves all the respect! 🙏
I’m a Just a guy from Sri Lanka that loves filmmaking and photography. I’m trying my very best to make a name for myself because I love the art of it. I’ve been watching countless UA-cam tutorials trying to understand the key elements of a good filmmaker but I don’t think I’ve ever come across a tutorial so transparent. The fact that every Raw moment was shared and that it was done simultaneously while doing other projects on the go, just showed us how genuine you truly are and your love for the art of filmmaking. I’ve never been drawn to a video like I have with this. And I can promise you will watch this countless more times so I can absorb as much as I possibly can. I am truly grateful for this video Dan❤. Thanking you is simply not enough, so if you ever travel towards Sri Lanka hit me up and i would be more than honoured to show you our little paradise 🇱🇰.
same here bro
same
Took me 2 days but i made it through the video, created a new playlist called 'studying' and am taking my first proper project through this process, i've currently finalised (for now at least) my log line, title, thumbnail & hook. i'm transition from software engineering with no experience and at 29 i felt afraid that it would be too late to become a success (or that i simply wouldn't be able to put in enough time with this old 9-5). After watching this video its sobering, but also gives me hope because i have drive and dedication, and a stubbornness that perfectly suits this craft (and an incredible story that i fought very hard to be able to tell). Thank you for the book recommendations, 'stories that stick' is on its way.
To handle all the workload that comes with Beast Philanthropy is one thing, but to stay committed to the craft whilst educating hundreds of thousands of others and not missing a beat simultaneously is something I've never seen done before. Incredibly grateful for you, Dan.
Putting this here now so when I've finally succeeded in UA-cam I can look back to what helped me get there. Thank you in advance Dan!
@@MabyeNoahAshley good luck on your journey!! You’re gna crush! ❤️🔥
I like the way you create your thumbnails bro can you help me
Just finnished the whole video in one day. Now I've to rewatch it slowly. It's a masterpiece. Thanks a lot for your effort
The absolute act of generosity pouring all of this into essentially a free filmmaking course is wild. Only a good person would do this for real
I struggle to watch anything for more than 15 minutes, even things I really want to watch and Ive just watched your amazing tutorial. I'm in online education and it's so hard to get decent video and audio made, and now I have so many ideas and new skills to try and also some idea of the incredible amount of work that goes into proper film/video making. You are incredibly generous for making and sharing this - it was clearly an epic project. Thank you so much.
I have never finished a 2hr tutorial before in my life because I just lack patience, but Dan made it so easy and I have never been inspired more to work on my craft.
I subscribe to about 150 channels, and Dan, you're the ONLY ONE I turn on the notification bell for. The DOUBLE the work you put in on this one, to explain the process as you go (I'm sure was an interesting exercise to mastering your own process and growing techniques) and all your days and days of hard work is NOT lost on SO many of us in the same field. Fascinating and an inspiration to watch, and worth watching again over time is the even better part. Beyond appreciated! You're awesome Bru!
Thank you. What a privilege to see you at work. So much. Creativity, care, and an enthusiasm for the process of filmmaking. Instructive. And inspiring.
do NOT EVER take this video down! Thank you!
Absolutely phenomenal Dan!! I’ve been lucky enough to see your journey first-hand and how much of yourself you put into everything you do and the sacrifices that you have had to make. So incredibly proud of you.
Dan just wanted to say, as someone who lived in south africa for 17 years growing up. Thank you for being part of something wonderful. You inspire me to tell my stories.
just finished watching this whole video. I myself am a videographer for a charity and I just came back from filming my first video abroad a week ago. I planned to come back and learn from my experience and this video helped me go through everything step by step. I really appreciate the effort you put in this video and I hope the things I learnt in this video will help me change lives. bru.
This is what I’ve been waiting for my whole life!! Thank you for giving all of this knowledge for free Dan!
Haha
Hey it's me. **The 100% retention guy**. Watched the entire thing here Dan. What a great video. Every single time I watch your videos, I get inspired and I am not even close to a film maker in any way, honestly. The @36:00 mark was pretty powerful and my first BIG smile came right at @53:00. You almost nailed the "how long is this video right now" time, well done, even as the one that edits it :) I wasn't going to watch the Beast video until this was done, but then @1:59:00 you told me to, so that is what I did. Doing that, added way more context to what you were saying here. The best laugh was when you realized you sent everyone to watch the video and that they might not like it..... The final cut was fantastic. Your hard work comes through in these videos, no doubt, ever. Great work and as always keep on keeping on. You're awesome BRU!
Literally watch it all at one goal. Thanks for the whole process explanation, always a big fan of you Dan! Storytelling bigger than everything 🙌🏻 Blessing from Malaysia!
This masterpiece does not have nearly enough views for what it's worth, Dan's passion for filmmaking can be felt throughout the entirety of this video and it is truly inspiring. If you are reading this; know that YOU have inspired us. I've lived without a dream for long and yet today I feel a fire burning, I know now that there's nothing I need more in life than to bring people together and that because of this my view of the impossible has broadened; I now see my dream as certainty, foretold, and I am grateful to you for being a step in my change. I have little to none experience but when I make it I'll come back here to thank you again.
We are brand new to editing, recording and building a new Podcast in Latin America to talk about idols and provide valuable stories. Watching this opened our eyes to the future and eager to bring valuable content to everyone! Thanks, Dan! You are an absolute legend. Lots to learn, lots to explore, but this content is the best piece of advice and a masterclass at once.
This is a goldmine for people who are out there struggling to get started with their journey of editing. Nice work Dan 🔥🔥
bro this is the most impressive video that you have yet to create. The impact of this video alone with spawn filmmakers for generations to come
This is insane! I'm currently working in South Sudan and some of my colleagues have been asking me to teach them how to edit. I've just given them all this film, the amount of people this will help is crazy your genorisity in giving this out for free is noble beyond words!
Dan thank you for the countless lessons. How did you make such an amazing story ABOUT a story?! I watched the full nearly 3 hours in one sitting taking notes the whole time. You turned countless unknown unknowns into known unknowns for me; I have a ton of work to do. Thank you for inspiring me. Your art, kindness, and grit are what makes the internet and UA-cam such a beautiful and symbiotic place. Cheers Bru
Can you share the notes?
Dan your visual style and storytelling is one of the best things to ever happen to beast philanthropy. Keep up the awesome work bru
Thank you, Dan! your this masterclass video has been a huge help over the past two months, inspiring me and keeping me on track to finish my edits on time.
thank you so much
Great film Dan, I appreciate the effort it took to creat a video of how to make a video. Great to see you plugging your product too (BRU Bar).
Watched all the way through and to the end 👍🏼
I took so many notes from this, so far I’ve watched it twice. Big Dan Mace fan, thank you for the ridiculous amount of time and effort you just gave away for free!
I spent 2 full days siting in front of the tv while writing everithing down in my laptop. I can only say thank you 🙏. As a travel filmmaker Im in a process of not only telling compelling stories, but to optimising for the platform. See you on the road!
Thanks for the behind the scenes, I was glued to the screen for three hours! You're awesome BRU!
Bru u are a true goosebumbgenerator! This was such a great journey :) also that take on reading a book a week within the time i bindgewatch not even in a week but a couple days is strong!
I finished watching this video after 4 days, and I want to thank you for being so generous in giving us this opportunity to become better filmmakers for UA-cam. I've recently started adding videos to my channel; I've uploaded two videos in the last 3 months, but I'm planning to start doing it more regularly, and your advice is just gold for me. Your insights have been very enriching for my purpose and have given me more confidence to create quality content. Greetings from Colombia.
It’s taken three weeks but I made it through there’s so much to go through
Sometimes I wonder, what Dan is up to, I watched this and I was like oh “Dude is f*ckin WORKING”. What an absolute legend!🔥
I am so happy for finding this video on youtube, I learned many things because of this. Definitely it will improve my future film making. Thanks Dan mace for this great effort for making this Video. 🥳🥳
I watched this entire vid to the end and I must say, this has been one of the best filmmaking course video I've ever watched. I feel guilty getting this level of knowledge for free. You are best Dan! We will work together in the future, I'm sure of it😤
Thank you bru ❤
🎉
Hey, great video. In my opinion the biggest problem with UA-camrs now is their lack of strategy. Like they upload everything straight away, and then they run out of ideas. This business is about constant uploading, but not too many times per week (and also after I upload something, I use a bit of Famester to make that piece of content instantly viral and popular). It's better to upload like once or twice per week, and it helps to avoid burn out.
Famester?
Depends on what type of UA-cam channel you're running. Real estate agents with channels can't wait because our viewers buy or sell houses in between uploading the video
Finished the inter tutorial. This is gold!!! Courses with much less information have been sold for 100$, 200$ or way more. Thanks for this, specially coming from someone talking about documentary style content for UA-cam. 🙌🏼
I have been waiting for a video like this for ages from you Dan! Locked in with my coffee and notebook for the next 3hrs. LFG
Nice
"Knowing all prevents thinking" ~ Dan Mace
That is so TRUE
It took me two days to complete the video because I paused at every timestamp to work on my ongoing project and apply your techniques. This approach helped me meet the video deadline with quality work. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! I look forward to working with you in the future.
I was looking for a video just like this but for Movies or Tv-Shows, but a Mr. Beast Production is several orders of magnitudes bigger then your average Hollywood production so thanks Dan!
Yea
Woaaah, thank you Dan! Am going to watch this now, now, now!! Edit: I just finished and this must be the best bts/tutorial I have ever watched!! Thanks for all the hard work you put into it and into beast philanthropy to help the causes. That you are keeping in touch with your community through pieces like that - even after all your success - is absolutely appreciated! And yes, get those BRU bars to Europe. If this was an ad - it worked ;-) :-)) Am backing up my SanDisk-drives now ....!
Do it (:
At just 21 years old, this video is completely transforming my future! The storytelling in this film is phenomenal, and it's incredibly inspiring. I absolutely loved every moment of it! Thank you Dan for sharing it!
Such great insight in to how these Beast Philanthropy videos are made. Thanks for sharing this valuable info with the rest of us BRU! 👍
Ikr their epic
I am about to fill so many notebooks 📓 Thank you for sharing this. Thank you for your whole channel in general for always teaching and inspiring.
Yea
I AM IN TEARS! This video came to me in a complete moment of serendipity. I was all fired up to start my channel on YT and Insta, but didn't know where to start. I was thinking of learning some video editing software to begin with(now I laugh at that thought). And then, I came across a reel on Insta where the guy said "Dan Mace should name this video from mastering the art of filmmaking to mastering the art of content creation." And boy was he right. I watched this video in 3 days, took 10 pages of notes, and learned more than I ever thought I could. Thank you for sharing this knowledge that will help people like me who want to begin filmmaking but don't have the know-how. It has given me clarity on my content creation journey. You are truly an amazing person. I hope I will work with you one day. Godspeed!
You have outlined my thoughts better than I would. This video right here is a GOLD MINE. As someone who had failed once at UA-cam, I am super thankful to have this guide now. I call this - the Holy Grail of content creation.
The algos are not serendipitous, my dude.
@@jarritomanifestoha ha
Increíble tu aporte, hermano Dan. Espero algún día poder tenerte en Bolivia para compartir tu experiencia con jóvenes indígenas cineastas de mi patria. Saludos!!!!
Realmente, un capo.
Lo vi dos veces...
que vengan a Latinoamérica.
@@chillbolivia2468 igual yo.
Dan, a huge, human thank you for all your work. I think the world is kept alive by people like you, who shoot such useful content and give it to people for free. I've been into filming for a few years and I've been wanting to start my own UA-cam channel for a long time. And now I'm just making my first video. And your video helps me a lot in this. Thank you again and hello to you from Russia.
Dan, I heard your name for the first time today, but it doesn't change the fact, your videos are amazing ;-)
Haha yup same
2:42:26 true true. Every frame pops. Thanks for your work!
W
Vid came out 45mins ago, how are you already there 😭
Vid came out 45mins ago, how are you already there 😭
@@999Remi I watched the video in 20x speed.
No, just kidding. I skipped to the end of the video to confuse you guys xD
So many useful tactics here. His is the BEST tutorial / experience guide I’ve ever seen about anything! Thanks Dan!
Excited to watch this!
Let's go
Just started watching! I cannot wait to watch this all haha
Sammeeee
This really upped my filmmaking game a notch. Getting such incites from someone who is actively on the top is really amazing.
I’m watching this instead of Oppenheimer
Haha lol
good choice
For real
here you go a real filmmaker
Awesome job dan it s been minute you made a vlog
So true it has been a while
I know it s a saying
@@awesomeadamfrom2099 yea I know lol have a good one
You too
@@awesomeadamfrom2099 thx I have been having a better one then usual
Went through this whole video in one go. I will definitely be watching it again. There is so much to unpack. I never went to film school, but I love video. So getting such a deep dive into the whole production cycle is incredible! This is the place to start for anyone wanting to learn on their own!
So proud of you BRU ❤
Yeaaaaaa
Here before it goes viral
Same here hahah
I'm from Iran and I bought my camera a year ago and started making cinematic videos and i completely enjoyed learning from this video
SA BOIZ TAKING OVER 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦👏👏👏
Yeaaaa have a good one!
My Inspiration just posted a 2hr video on sunday so I had to skip church and grab my note book
Lol
well , that's idolism
@@thatBALD_tate lol
Fck god, pry to dan
what could Jesus possibly have to say in comparison to Dan Mace breaking down a film
How much patience do you have man? I would never have such kind of patience to details. But Dan is really LOVE what he is doing. Bravo!
The evidence of Dan casually showing his use of generative AI / photoshop to over inflate charity efforts starts right here 1:03:24
It’s cgi
@@Drastic644 CGI is a broad term that is technically all encompassing. Parts of this image look very obviously generative AI to me - As a artist with experience in both generative AI, video editing, & VFX. I'd say with almost 100% certainty its generative AI and a bit of Photoshop kit-bashing other photos together. But, regardless of how its achieved, it's fake.
it’s Ai in photoshop actually :) there’s no scandal here haha. nothing to ‘uncover’ you are filmmakers - it’s so obviously fake. overly so. the hospital wasn’t filmed prior our arrival, so when we arrived the build was like half way done. The hospital was actually in ruins before the restoration began - because it was so remote we had nowhere to source imagery from. but u can see on google earth what it looked like more or less. like a few poles. Jimmy says ‘a few months ago’. besides the video and beast philanthropy’s contribution isn’t about the completion of the hospital. it’s about powering the hospital along with ‘give power’ the org. We also did a bunch of other stuff. this is in no way ‘faking a video’. the other stuff that’s claimed to be ‘fake’ is warp stabilised distortion. i get that not everyone is a filmmaker but i mean come on guys haha.
@@DanMace you actually replied
@@Drastic644nothing to hide here :)
Crazy how no one has responded to this video after Rosanna’s video. Where is everyone?
Nothing nefarious was done here. it’s so obviously photoshopped lol. i mean the moss on the side etc. No ‘expensive cgi’. If u actually watch the film, it isn’t about building a hospital, but besides that, this hospital is in the middle of nowhere. We had no footage of what it looked like prior. we only arrived 3 months into its restoration, hence Jimmy’s line ‘a few months ago’. at this point i’m like, come on guys.. the fact u as filmmakers can’t see that this was used as a way to create a visual of what the building looked like more or less months before arrival. when speaking to locals they described it as ‘in ruins’ . google earth with show same thing. like a couple poles. most important to note is that this building is not what the film or beast philanthropy’s contribution was about. it’s about solar panels (hence the title). stop nitpicking at everything u can guys. The philanthropy is an incredible organisation. leave it out your drama tea spills or whatever. the other stuff that’s apparently ‘fake’ is warp stabiliser distortion lol. We are a tiny editing team and don’t have all the tools so not everything is perfect.
@@DanMaceif you actually watch the video of him talking about the hospital he basically says “we’re going to run power to the NEW hospital. He’s making it seem like to everyone that he is building a new hospital and not restore it. Why instead of “blurring” it out you leave it in and say we’re gonna make this look a little nicer for everyone? But instead remove that hospital part and keep mentioning how it’s new. It’s not new it’s literally got a fresh coat of paint. Sure maybe it was more then just paint but come on why hide the hospital with effects, obviously to make everyone believe Jimmy just built a new hospital but isn’t talking about that because there’s no point that’s not big enough to mention.
@@Maggotbytesi edited and filmed the video. trust me i watched it :)
@@DanMace obviously. They told you how to edit it you did and everyone will be oblivious to the fact he’s making a subtle idea that the hospital isn’t there, and then magically at the end there’s the building that wasn’t there when he first showed it… so people automatically say “WOW Mr beast is such a good guy he built this new hospital.” Even though the video wasn’t fully based on the building of the hospital.
@@Maggotbytes Its like saying you gave McDonalds meals to the homeless when all you did was give away one fry each.
6:53 REFERENCES!
7:52 Another reason to get whiteboard
9:22 alternate logline formula
13:08 title thumbnail. connects with first line in film
1:14:18 using sounds from clips to incorporate in music is something i need to try more
1:16:37 love the setup here, particularly the selects and scenes bins. can’t wait to try them
As a filmmaker and an editor for a church these nuggets and experience shared here are much appreciated I will be implementing all of the information shared here into all of my edits for our charity programs and all other videos thank you so much Dan.
I love oportunities like this, I've been having a huge hunger to learn more about stoytelling, sound design and meshing all kinds of different scenes toghether. Thank you for your time and dedication for this video, it was awesome!
I finished the video and I am rewatching for the third time. This video is GOLD. I can't believe it's available for FREE! I've had a concept for a vlog (I'm a tiny house builder on an island in Texas) for awhile now but I've been afraid to move forward because the entire process of shooting to editing seemed so daunting. Thank you, thank you, thank you for not just inspiring me to finally move forward, but for giving me some incredible tools and guidance to get started. I'm so grateful the youtube algorithm brought this video to my attention.
I've had this UA-cam download for over a month and I've watched anytime I can (in transit, while eating, relaxing, etc)
Thank you Dan
Thank you. I do Socially Oriented natural building projects at low income rural communities in Mexico. I am learning to edit so that I can share the tricks and techniques with those whom may be interested in learning. So, I did learn a lot from you. but not just about the Editing , but also about the important social work you guys are doing all over the place. I do appreciate your time and effort. I feel inspired. Gracias.
I can't express how grateful I am for this tutorial. Your passion is obvious and you have reminded me I don't create for me, but others. I have been using my video content to push my books, but my books are about the differences people, especially young people, can make in our world. My key takeawy from this is I need to bring the storyteller of my books through to my videos. Thanks again. I will be rewatching many times.
How does this not have ALOT more views?? and how do you not have A LOT more subscribers?? What an amazing piece of work and wealth of knowledge 🙏🏽
إن عملي مشابه لعملك دان لقد استفدت الكثير رغم أنني أملك خبرة 10 سنوات لقد ألهمتني للتطوير إن ما فعلته بهذا الفيديو يساوي العمل الخيري الذي قاموا به من صورتهم مع جيمي أنت إنسان عظيم تحياتي لك دان من السعودية العظمى
I feel like Dan and I are now brus after watching the video. PURE GOLD! Thank you for taking the time-I’m sure this content will help bring many untold stories to life and touch millions of lives. Hats off to you mate. Much love, bru!
I struggle so much with getting my idea's in my head into something concrete. It took me a couple of days to go trough the video because i paused a lot and took notes. For me your video has been one of the most helpfull video's i have ever watched. Especially seeing how you tackle the creative process and your allround workflow. It gave me a lot of motivation, ease of mind and a structure to start from. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you for that!
See being a small content creator just not able to figure it out this is great to watch man is a pure genius.
I NEVER WANTED TO BE A FLIMMAKER / EDITOR
MY friend is obsessed with flimmaking but it never made me do it
when this masterpiece video came out and
made noise on social media
and fortunately i was thinking to learn value skill , THEN
I hopped on to youtube started the video and watched till the THE EDIT SEGMENT
and stopped for other day ,the other day came on this day and
i watched it again with taking notes on everything and now ,im gonna PRACTICE FLIMMAKING because of YOU,
THANK U FOR THIS
im not gonna lie, i have seen him on caseys video but never discovered his channel
You are amazing, a true inspiration. We admire you greatly. We are on this journey with high hopes and a strong desire to grow. In our country, we have to do many things besides creating videos, and time is an added value that we deeply appreciate. Thank you for showing that with dedication and effort, great things can be achieved. Let’s keep moving forward with passion and determination!😍👍
Came here to say that I finished the tutorial! Of course after multiple seatings. Amazed at how organised Dan is and the amount of planning and hard work that goes into making the video.
Hey Dan Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial.
I made it untill the end, and if anyone of you out there, want good advice: watch it until the end several times.
So much is covered that several passes will help you get information that you might have missed the first time.
Truly a masterpiece it's crazy how I'm seeing someone edit such a extensive video then also make a video about it and explain the basics just mind blowing the amount of work that was put in