This was the most requested video of the this year, so hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to hit the LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! And let me know if you had any questions about lighting in the comments! Also Sign up to Milanote for free: milanote.com/ermiaramez
This is so amazing! Your talent @moodymeria, your team, and you did an awesome job. You really only used a SONY ZV-E1? Wow 😮!! How is that possible? I would love to learn more on how you're lighting, please. My takeaway from your video is that you have to try and try again. In your video you failed 100 times, yet it looks like you did everything so flawless. Like you say, "It's part of the process and it happens to everyone." This is so inspiring and it motivates me to put in a little more time and effort to my videos before posting. Thank you so much! Subscribed and hungry to learn more!!
Creating a short film to breakdown the process of creating the short film the character in the short film is creating around them. Man. This is beautiful.
I’m 71 years old and have created my own still images and video for my ranch brokerage business for 20 years now. As I begin to retire, I hope to use all this gear I have (mostly Lumix now) to create videos depicting the hard life on large Western ranches. I want to thank you for sharing your amazing creations. I’ll never be as good as you, at this point in my life. But as long as I am able I can work toward that goal. Thanks again. Jim in Oregon
Why can't you be good? This video highlights the simple fact that creative ingenuity supercedes gear. Or, put another way, how to use the gear you already have to answer creative questions. Unfortunately, the UA-camr camera influencer crowd has taught people to be better emotional consumers rather than better creators. What's being shared in this video is time-tested knowledge, experience, and trial and error that's been around longer than you have. He's not sharing anything new or breaking open new paradigms. He's simply sharing the correct knowledge, making a conscious decision not to sell out in favor of doing the artform it's due justice. You can not use your age as an excuse. I'm 51, and I've been creating since a child, I see no reason to stop now. Hurdles and setbacks, and shifting priorities are all part of life. I might as well see it all the way through it till the end. This is the attitude you must embody. An expansive one over a reductionist one. There is NOTHING a number that can inherently stop you unless you're in hospital on your death bed. JUST. START. CREATING. The more you do it, the more you give yourself the opportunity to fail, to learn, and to grow. I'm sorry, but all the gear in the world can't and won't give you that. It does a better job at making you poorer and more pretentious.
As a fujifilm user, I look forward to every video you post. I am a simple man, I see it and I click it. I listen, take notes and apply. If I fail, I try again. Thanks for inspiring many of us @Ermia ! The fact that you used thypoch lens to do this is insane. It helps me to understand that it is not about the Gear, there are so many elements in Cinematography that needs to be explored. By the way can we clap for the Actress?! She is amazing in every shot, her acting conveys your narration so well. Every single detail is purposeful and masterfully done.
Cinematography was never about the camera. It was and properly still is about what's crafted in a very intentional way to evoke a reaction from the audience outside of the camera. Everything outside of this intention is videography. As a cinematographer, the words "run and gun" should never part your lips. There is no "run and gun" on a professional production, so if you aspire to create on that level, and I don't mean budget, you must think like a cinematographer instead of a videographer. Yes, a-list cinematographers hire expensive camera setups, but that's because they have the budget and incentives with rental houses and special relationships with camera brands. More importantly, crew to operate all of it. Most ppl don't have access to this. But we all have access to think like a cinematographer and use the tools available to us. Contrast. In your light layers, in your color, in your depth and in your visual metaphor. These are the things you should strive for in your frame. All, or a few, or just one. Videographers don't think like this. They point and shoot. This is why they want all the bells and whistles in a camera and 15678 stops of DR. They're trying to compensate for a lack of intention. If all of this sounds like a lot of effort, time, and energy, you are correct. There's no other way around it. It's possible then cinematography isn't for you.
Please never change your stye, One of these days you are gonna blow up and gets millions of followers I just hope you don't give in to the hype trend and just continue and grow and experiment with this style because what you are doing is so unique and rare. You, your work, the team behind it, everything about this channel is so brilliant.
I've been watching camera and DP stuff videos on youtube for a very long time and your channel is by far the best one. Not even a close competitor. Are you still in Turkey or was it for a paid job? My god.. You are doing everything right in every single video.. As they say in the schools... "Show... Don't tell" .. what a channel!
Ermia/mEria IMO this is the best approach when it comes to tutorials. Especially the part where you explain how you study and break down scenes, shots of other creators, is the most essential lesson to everyone out there. And info about your lighting setup is short and precise, not long and boring blah-blah. It's a matter of time before your videos are sponsored by the big names (no pun intended for Milanote which seems to be a precious tool I hadn't heard of). I don't want to congratulate you. I want to thank you.
I’ve watched all your videos countless times, and they’re not just amazing they’re shaping my skills and fueling my growth. Your work truly inspires and pushes me forward. Keep it up, legend!
This is probably one of the best videos I’ve seen that explains how to light a scene while bringing the lighting to life-wrapped up as a mini-film where those same lessons are beautifully applied.
I watch a lot of content about light and creating cinematagrophic videos.I think I've seen absolutely everything.And because of which such content starts to get boring everyone is somehow “Inspired by each other” and because of which I often see similarities in their content.But seeing you I can say....This is absolutely flawless.
I'm just absolutely stunned by your videos. The incredible amount of thought and preparation that go into these, not speaking of the insanely high quality of production. Just unbelievably good.
@@ermiaramez976 Keep up the spirit man! Continue producing inspiring and educational content. I’ll be the first to watch it, and can’t wait for the next one!
Dear Ermia, I love so much everything you do; the way you light is so beautiful and inspiring. I am a film director from Albania, and there is so much to learn and keep moving forward because filmmaking is our food for our soul. Never stop doing videos like this that are so original and powerful. A big hug from Albania, Taulant
The significance of set design and location in crafting cinematic imagery cannot be overstated. As cinematographers, it’s essential for us to enhance our focus on this critical aspect. Even the most advanced camera and lenses will fall short if the setting lacks intrigue. By prioritizing interesting environments, we can elevate our visual storytelling and create more compelling narratives.
Im amazed by every second of this video . This is what a master does and knows how to show beauty in every single part of it , I'm so proud that even words can't describe my feeling after watching this , you're phenomenal, you're the ART , love u talented/ star one🖤🌟
I have just discovered this channel and oh boy am I blown away! The attention to detail, the way things are explained, the acting, the mood created etc are absolute top notch! Insanely good quality that sucks me in and gets 110% of my attention for the entire video. Keep it up! You inspire and educate and you should have 100x the amount of subscribers.
Wow!! I mean...wow...you hit straight in my heart..recently I've been frustrated cause my lighting is just not coming out the way I envisioned...your last advice hit even harder..."if you just don't give up and keep doing it, you will be amazing at it" ...thank you so much for this!
Thanks for watching bud… If you need a bit more inspiration, watch my last year video on this subject “how to make cinematic short film with nothing” and look how much difference was made just in the last year… it’s all about practice and putting enough time and energy on it… Keep going
@ermiaramez976 anything you make is an inspiration for me... really appreciate all that you do......hopefully one day my work will be good enough to share with you
This is an insane video! Not just what it teaches, but the effort in every single shot, the sound design and the voice over. It all just comes together perfectly!
Ermia, your videos are always so inspiring! Your creativity and unique perspective shine through every time. Keep up the amazing work-you're a true artist!
as a photographer i must say this is by far the best video on YT about lighting. The amount of effort it took you to make this video is literally PRICELESS !! Good job
💯 i always tell people that just starting and asking me what is the best camera to get. I tell them to learn lighting first. Correct lit shot on the crappiest camera will look better than the crappiest lit shot on the best camera. Like a painter with brush, photographer paint with light. Awesome channel by the way. Amazing work!
Bro, this is the video I’ve been searching for the last 10 years on youtube. And I’ve done filmschool. My focus is in writing and directing and cinematography has always been an artform that was too abstract for me, couldn’t grasp, Your video is simply amazing. Thank you! Continue your great work brother
Who the hell are you man! Freaking good quality.. and narration was top class. The way you presented this really looked like it's from a hollywood movie. The music and your voice was soothing to listen.
@@ermiaramez976 Nope. You do not listen to that. Charm is not only about the loud or funny person stealing the limelight in the center of the room. Charm is also found in the quiet, dark corners where few dare to play. You stay 100% you. Everyone and everything has a captive audience. Your voice is completely on brand.
This channel makes me feel inept on how I light my videos 😅 man your videos take me on a trip and makes me wanna do better. I’d love if you make a video about lighting on a budget. Not that I can’t buy many lights but I work light weight which means I have a case where I store my lights in and take them to the shooting places. There’s no pre planning unfortunately bc of the nature of the work I do so I have to light on the go and with the lights that I can carry around which are one key light and couple tube lights
Thanks bud! These two Zhiyun X60 and X100 are the ones I use the most because they’re super light weight, compact and powerful. Kinda budget friendly as well
Amazing job once again! Btw! I'm really struggling with achieving these mood dark looks because I always get too much noise in the shadows. I'm using an a7IV which I know you've used in a few videos with great results, so I was wondering of you could let me know what you do to get clean shadows. 😅
Wow!!!! I’m blown away. Every scene is another movie. The character💯 The voiceover 💯👌🏾 Welldone and thank you ! subscribed with notifications turned on📌 and on my way to binge watch all the videos on this channel. Amazing work 🎉
Damn man!! The quality of this video 🫡🫡 👏🏻👏🏻. The way you narrate and show all action by her. You are the first person who’s promotion part I watched completely.
the narrator voice in the video, it make this video so much more looking like a movie than a UA-camr video. really appreciate everything single seconds of images and sounds. and thank you for every insights.
Your content, voiceover and the model/actress are a fantastic combo. She does such a great job with movement, expression and holding interest in each scene while the voiceover explains what you want the audience to know. I'm so glad I came across your channel. This is really going to help with my content's production value. Thank you.
This was the most requested video of the this year, so hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to hit the LIKE & SUBSCRIBE!
And let me know if you had any questions about lighting in the comments!
Also Sign up to Milanote for free: milanote.com/ermiaramez
Done and done.
@@boschulte Thanks bud!
yes
This was absolutely amazing.
This is so amazing! Your talent @moodymeria, your team, and you did an awesome job. You really only used a SONY ZV-E1? Wow 😮!! How is that possible? I would love to learn more on how you're lighting, please. My takeaway from your video is that you have to try and try again. In your video you failed 100 times, yet it looks like you did everything so flawless. Like you say, "It's part of the process and it happens to everyone." This is so inspiring and it motivates me to put in a little more time and effort to my videos before posting. Thank you so much! Subscribed and hungry to learn more!!
Creating a short film to breakdown the process of creating the short film the character in the short film is creating around them. Man. This is beautiful.
Haha thank yo so much man!
I feel like this is the most underrated DP channel on UA-cam.
Facts
Agreed
YEP
highly agreed
Wow thanks a lot guys!
I’m 71 years old and have created my own still images and video for my ranch brokerage business for 20 years now. As I begin to retire, I hope to use all this gear I have (mostly Lumix now) to create videos depicting the hard life on large Western ranches. I want to thank you for sharing your amazing creations. I’ll never be as good as you, at this point in my life. But as long as I am able I can work toward that goal. Thanks again. Jim in Oregon
Wow thank you so much, Jim! Both for watching and your kind words!
One of the most inspiring comments I ever received 🙏
Why can't you be good? This video highlights the simple fact that creative ingenuity supercedes gear. Or, put another way, how to use the gear you already have to answer creative questions. Unfortunately, the UA-camr camera influencer crowd has taught people to be better emotional consumers rather than better creators.
What's being shared in this video is time-tested knowledge, experience, and trial and error that's been around longer than you have. He's not sharing anything new or breaking open new paradigms. He's simply sharing the correct knowledge, making a conscious decision not to sell out in favor of doing the artform it's due justice.
You can not use your age as an excuse. I'm 51, and I've been creating since a child, I see no reason to stop now. Hurdles and setbacks, and shifting priorities are all part of life. I might as well see it all the way through it till the end. This is the attitude you must embody. An expansive one over a reductionist one. There is NOTHING a number that can inherently stop you unless you're in hospital on your death bed.
JUST. START. CREATING. The more you do it, the more you give yourself the opportunity to fail, to learn, and to grow. I'm sorry, but all the gear in the world can't and won't give you that. It does a better job at making you poorer and more pretentious.
@@matthewhartman7176 erm thats true but i think the original guy meant he won't be AS good as Ermia, but still to a pretty good level
The sound design in this is.. chefs kiss... absolutely top tier.
It’s one of my favorite parts! Thanks for watching bud
This is the most cinematic ad for an app I've ever seen.
Haha thanks a lot bud
@@ermiaramez976 I really meant it bro. This was the most cinematic youtube video I've ever seen. You are an inspiration to me and others.
If this guy had a lighting course with everyone of his shot. Man i am buying it no matter what
Haha thanks bud!
Hopefully one day in the future…
What a Masterpiece
Thanks for watching bud
I love how meta it is to show shots of her planning a video, when those shots look so good, there was obviously pre-production for them too
there are Inception-like levels to this lol
Haha that’s exactly true!
Thanks for watching Johnathan!
As a fujifilm user, I look forward to every video you post. I am a simple man, I see it and I click it. I listen, take notes and apply. If I fail, I try again. Thanks for inspiring many of us @Ermia ! The fact that you used thypoch lens to do this is insane. It helps me to understand that it is not about the Gear, there are so many elements in Cinematography that needs to be explored. By the way can we clap for the Actress?! She is amazing in every shot, her acting conveys your narration so well. Every single detail is purposeful and masterfully done.
Such a humble lovely comment ❤️
Thanks a lot buddy! Really appreciate your kind words! And yesss, she’s always amazing
Cinematography was never about the camera. It was and properly still is about what's crafted in a very intentional way to evoke a reaction from the audience outside of the camera. Everything outside of this intention is videography. As a cinematographer, the words "run and gun" should never part your lips. There is no "run and gun" on a professional production, so if you aspire to create on that level, and I don't mean budget, you must think like a cinematographer instead of a videographer.
Yes, a-list cinematographers hire expensive camera setups, but that's because they have the budget and incentives with rental houses and special relationships with camera brands. More importantly, crew to operate all of it. Most ppl don't have access to this. But we all have access to think like a cinematographer and use the tools available to us.
Contrast. In your light layers, in your color, in your depth and in your visual metaphor. These are the things you should strive for in your frame. All, or a few, or just one. Videographers don't think like this. They point and shoot. This is why they want all the bells and whistles in a camera and 15678 stops of DR. They're trying to compensate for a lack of intention.
If all of this sounds like a lot of effort, time, and energy, you are correct. There's no other way around it. It's possible then cinematography isn't for you.
Please never change your stye, One of these days you are gonna blow up and gets millions of followers I just hope you don't give in to the hype trend and just continue and grow and experiment with this style because what you are doing is so unique and rare. You, your work, the team behind it, everything about this channel is so brilliant.
Really appreciate it, man. Thank you. I'm trying my best and you can be sure I'm not gonna change it
I've been watching camera and DP stuff videos on youtube for a very long time and your channel is by far the best one. Not even a close competitor. Are you still in Turkey or was it for a paid job? My god.. You are doing everything right in every single video.. As they say in the schools... "Show... Don't tell" .. what a channel!
Wow thank you so much, Erk! It really means a lot.
I'm going back and forth to Istanbul, I'll back by the end January.
Ermia/mEria IMO this is the best approach when it comes to tutorials. Especially the part where you explain how you study and break down scenes, shots of other creators, is the most essential lesson to everyone out there. And info about your lighting setup is short and precise, not long and boring blah-blah. It's a matter of time before your videos are sponsored by the big names (no pun intended for Milanote which seems to be a precious tool I hadn't heard of). I don't want to congratulate you. I want to thank you.
Thank you so so much, man. Your comment really made my day.
The most underrated DP channel on UA-cam
Appreciate it, man
I’ve watched all your videos countless times, and they’re not just amazing they’re shaping my skills and fueling my growth. Your work truly inspires and pushes me forward. Keep it up, legend!
Thank you so much for the SuperThanks, bud! Really appreciate it.
This is probably one of the best videos I’ve seen that explains how to light a scene while bringing the lighting to life-wrapped up as a mini-film where those same lessons are beautifully applied.
Thanks a lot for watching, bud
Blows my mind every time this guy drops a video ! Not able to pause for a second even if I want to watch every scene at least 10 times…what a sorcery!
So so happy to hear that!
I watch a lot of content about light and creating cinematagrophic videos.I think I've seen absolutely everything.And because of which such content starts to get boring everyone is somehow “Inspired by each other” and because of which I often see similarities in their content.But seeing you I can say....This is absolutely flawless.
@@eatmovies3661 So happy to hear that. Thanks a lot bud
The cinematic video teaching people about making cinematic video XD
You always put so much effort into every seconds, my fav UA-camr so far !!!
Soooo soo happy to hear that.
Thanks for watching bud
I'm just absolutely stunned by your videos. The incredible amount of thought and preparation that go into these, not speaking of the insanely high quality of production. Just unbelievably good.
Wow thank you, Marcel! Appreciate it
This is literally some of the best film I’ve seen on UA-cam
Thanks a lot man!
You are next level Ermia. Every moment is packed with latent ideas. Thanks so much.
Thanks a lot for these kind words, Raman!
How can content this cool, with knowledge about lighting, shooting, angles, and everything you need to create a badass video, not have 1M subscribers?
Haha thank yo so much man. I’m trying to trust the process
@@ermiaramez976 Keep up the spirit man! Continue producing inspiring and educational content. I’ll be the first to watch it, and can’t wait for the next one!
This was nothing short of an 8:25 MASTERCLASS. Wow.
Wow thanks a lot, man
Unbelievable perfect lighting - like a Hollywood blockbuster !
Thanks a lot, bud!
You are the biggest Inspiration on this plattform, your skills are out of this World! Please never stop doing what you love!
Thank you so much man! I will!
Absolutely love these videos. Both of you are amazing 👌
Thanks a lot for watching, man!
I’ve been watching you for some time now and I can’t wait for you to hit 100 K. Keep up the fantastic work, brother.
Thank you so much Aleem, that’s really kind of you!! i can’t wait either lol
This is the epitome of story telling. Simply amazing stuff!! Man, can't wait until the day you do comprehensive tutorials! I'd join in a heartbeat.
Thanks a lot bud! Glad you liked the video
I have never seen teaching so well-executed and creative. THANK YOU for making this.
Thanks for watching, Trevor! Glad you liked the video
You don’t just teach it but you also inspire it… This video was helpful in every way, thank you for it😊
So happy to hear that! Thanks bud
I just can’t get enough from your work man 😃💪
So inspiring with that next level production ❤️
Wow so happy to hear that!
Thanks for watching!
This dude cutting full on big budget feature looks for niche UA-cam videos. Talk about an absolute madman! But the end result is just plain beautiful.
Haha thanks a lot bud!
Dear Ermia, I love so much everything you do; the way you light is so beautiful and inspiring. I am a film director from Albania, and there is so much to learn and keep moving forward because filmmaking is our food for our soul. Never stop doing videos like this that are so original and powerful. A big hug from Albania, Taulant
Thanks a lot, Taulant!
Really appreciate your kind words and heartwarming comment
The significance of set design and location in crafting cinematic imagery cannot be overstated. As cinematographers, it’s essential for us to enhance our focus on this critical aspect.
Even the most advanced camera and lenses will fall short if the setting lacks intrigue. By prioritizing interesting environments, we can elevate our visual storytelling and create more compelling narratives.
Can’t be more agree with you.
Hello very nice.sorry what camera please ?
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the superthanks, Fabiano!
Im amazed by every second of this video . This is what a master does and knows how to show beauty in every single part of it , I'm so proud that even words can't describe my feeling after watching this , you're phenomenal, you're the ART , love u talented/ star one🖤🌟
Thank you love 🖤not possible without u
You the GOAT.
The colors, framing, sfx, music, everything is always perfect. You're so good at your making. Amazing
Wow thanks a lot man! Really glad you liked the video!
If people don’t subscribe to you. They are dumb.
Brilliant work, brilliant reviews, you are one of my top inspirations right now
Wow man, thanks a lot 😂❤
@ keep it up!
I have just discovered this channel and oh boy am I blown away! The attention to detail, the way things are explained, the acting, the mood created etc are absolute top notch! Insanely good quality that sucks me in and gets 110% of my attention for the entire video. Keep it up! You inspire and educate and you should have 100x the amount of subscribers.
Wow thank you sooo much man! Really appreciate it
Wow!! I mean...wow...you hit straight in my heart..recently I've been frustrated cause my lighting is just not coming out the way I envisioned...your last advice hit even harder..."if you just don't give up and keep doing it, you will be amazing at it" ...thank you so much for this!
Thanks for watching bud…
If you need a bit more inspiration, watch my last year video on this subject “how to make cinematic short film with nothing” and look how much difference was made just in the last year… it’s all about practice and putting enough time and energy on it…
Keep going
@ermiaramez976 anything you make is an inspiration for me... really appreciate all that you do......hopefully one day my work will be good enough to share with you
The amount of detail and planning that goes into this is crazy. Respect!
Thanks bud!❤
I can't hold myself to watch this 10 times a row
❤
This is an insane video! Not just what it teaches, but the effort in every single shot, the sound design and the voice over. It all just comes together perfectly!
Thanks, Aksel! appreciate your kind words
This video deserves to go viral
Ermia, your videos are always so inspiring! Your creativity and unique perspective shine through every time. Keep up the amazing work-you're a true artist!
Wow man thank you! This means a lot ❤
Awesome as always, Ermia! You two are absolutely killing it! ❤🔥
Thanks a lot for still watching, Aziz!
Your content is hands down some of the most, creative, genius and original.... Period!!!
Wow thanks a lot man!
This is one of the most beautiful things i EVER saw on youtube, man. As a photographer and a cinephile, i'm mesmerized. Please continue making videos.
I’ll!
Thanks a lot for watching and your kind words bro
as a photographer i must say this is by far the best video on YT about lighting. The amount of effort it took you to make this video is literally PRICELESS !!
Good job
Thanks a lot, bud! really means a lot
Oh, this couldn't have come out at a better time. A true filmmaker at work. Amazing job :)
haha happy to hear that, Andrew!
thanks for watching
This is the first time i’ve ever clicked on the notification bell. Awesome video!
Thanks for watching bud!
💯 i always tell people that just starting and asking me what is the best camera to get. I tell them to learn lighting first. Correct lit shot on the crappiest camera will look better than the crappiest lit shot on the best camera. Like a painter with brush, photographer paint with light. Awesome channel by the way. Amazing work!
Lighting and good storytelling are the last thing a videographer wants to spend time and energy on.
The amount of work and effort you put into this is pretty impressive. Thank you so much for creating them.
Thanks a lot for watching
This is next level. Thank you.
Thanks for watching, bud!
Bro, this is the video I’ve been searching for the last 10 years on youtube. And I’ve done filmschool. My focus is in writing and directing and cinematography has always been an artform that was too abstract for me, couldn’t grasp,
Your video is simply amazing. Thank you! Continue your great work brother
So happy to hear that! Thank you, bud
Who the hell are you man! Freaking good quality.. and narration was top class. The way you presented this really looked like it's from a hollywood movie. The music and your voice was soothing to listen.
Wow thanks man! Usually people pick on my narration for being too quiet 😂
@ermiaramez976 😂 But I love it. Keep rocking bro. Truly inspiring me to do something like this.
@@ermiaramez976
Nope. You do not listen to that. Charm is not only about the loud or funny person stealing the limelight in the center of the room. Charm is also found in the quiet, dark corners where few dare to play.
You stay 100% you. Everyone and everything has a captive audience. Your voice is completely on brand.
This is one of the most impressive, beautiful, informative and inspiring videos on this topic I’ve ever watched. Bravo 👏🏻
thank you so much, Chris! Glad you liked the video
This was just incredible, i didn't expect something so amazing, this is another level. Thanks
Thanks for watching, bud!
Totally agree! Amazing looking work!!
WOW! your channel is absolutely amazing, please never stop. Loved every single second of this video 😍
so happy to hear that! thanks for watching bud
We'll give you a round of applause 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Your videos continue to be top tier! This one gave me the chills. Sooo Good and helpful. Thank you
Wow thanks man! Happy to hear that
Such great concept and execution. Loved the back and forth of the scene / still photos.... Great work!!
Soo glad to hear that!
Thanks for watching!
Your videos always look fire!!
So happy to hear that, thanks for watching!
I’m blown .. like where do i even start from😭 this is amazing
So happy to hear that!
Thanks for watching
This channel makes me feel inept on how I light my videos 😅 man your videos take me on a trip and makes me wanna do better. I’d love if you make a video about lighting on a budget. Not that I can’t buy many lights but I work light weight which means I have a case where I store my lights in and take them to the shooting places. There’s no pre planning unfortunately bc of the nature of the work I do so I have to light on the go and with the lights that I can carry around which are one key light and couple tube lights
Thanks bud!
These two Zhiyun X60 and X100 are the ones I use the most because they’re super light weight, compact and powerful. Kinda budget friendly as well
@ thank you good sir! Can’t wait to see more of your work
What an incredilble work ! And she has something of a great actress !
Yeees She’s great!
Thanks for watching, Oliver.
Nicely done, I see lots of hard work here 👏
Thanks for watching, Jamil!
This video is so beautiful, I forgot I was here to learn and was just mesmerised instead... amazing job!
So glad to hear that! thanks bud
Amazing job once again! Btw! I'm really struggling with achieving these mood dark looks because I always get too much noise in the shadows. I'm using an a7IV which I know you've used in a few videos with great results, so I was wondering of you could let me know what you do to get clean shadows. 😅
Another master piece. So pleasing to watch your videos and I learn so much from it. Thank you for sharing your art with us Ermia! 😇
Wow so happy to hear that, bud! Thanks for watching
@0:15 I seriously thought you were gonna say $8,000. lol I knew it was gonna be something along the lines of lighting or composition or color design.
Haha that’s right!
Actually these three things that you mentioned are the most impactful one
Very good, Well structured. I am that guy who always skips ad sections on videos, but this one is so good my eyes were glued. Well done.
You are my favorite person ever
Haha wow thanks man😂❤
This was amazing, the quality of this video was off the charts. Well done
So happy to hear that! Thanks for watching
This was masterful. Subsrcibed
Thanks bud!
@@ermiaramez976 Love your stuff! By the way, what camera did you use for this video? Was it that new Fuji cam?
You both never disappoint. Great video!
Thanks for watching bud!
Wow!!!! I’m blown away. Every scene is another movie. The character💯 The voiceover 💯👌🏾 Welldone and thank you ! subscribed with notifications turned on📌 and on my way to binge watch all the videos on this channel. Amazing work 🎉
Wow thank you so much! Really appreciate it
Every single video you make is looks like a Hollywood masterpiece. Definitely an underrated DP - real success is yet to come.
Thanks man! Really appreciate your kind words
Dude this was so amazing I came to learn about lighting. I stayed because your story kept me hooked! You’re my me inspiration
So happy to hear that! Thanks for watching, man
That's so cool explanational video, at the same time showing epic different scenes, making this to be come like a short movie!
Haha that was the plan! Thanks for watching
A channel with the best content, yet absolutely underrated..
@@mr.shivamsharma8642 haha thanks man
This was incredible, I felt like I was watching a movie at one point!🔥
So happy to hear that, thanks bud!
Always inspiring
Damn man!! The quality of this video 🫡🫡 👏🏻👏🏻. The way you narrate and show all action by her. You are the first person who’s promotion part I watched completely.
Haha thanks a lot, bud! So happy to hear that
Thank you for inspiring me to film blogs again 💚💚💚
So happy to hear that, Clair! Thanks for watching
An inspiring piece of work every time! And the way you deliver the content…both visually and the sound design is fire. Moody is amazing as well.
Oh my god man. How are you so underrated. ❤❤❤
The best video / channel on the internet..😮😮❤❤❤
Haha thank you so much bud
the narrator voice in the video, it make this video so much more looking like a movie than a UA-camr video. really appreciate everything single seconds of images and sounds. and thank you for every insights.
It's a fantastic story! Beautiful film! 😍 I can watch this and watch this... I love the music and selected sound FX. Bravo! Well done. Great job 👌👏👏👏
Glad you liked the video and thanks for your kind words, Jerry!
You did an mazing job of teaching and showing how to apply … AWESOME 👏
Thanks a lot, bud!
Thank you for Milanote, I rlly needed something like that to get organized. Best wishes 🎉
It’s the best app for these kind of things!
Always.. Illuminating and fun! Thanks for sharing your talents
Wow thanks for watching, man!
Masterpiece!
Thanks for watching, man!
@ i love all your video.. keep creating ❤️
I’m so glad I found your channel, so much knowledge in these videos and the way you break it down is amazing, thanks for sharing all this with us 👍
Thanks for watching, man!
Really happy to hear that
Truly a Fix it in Camera, Finesse it in post video. Bravo.
Yeees!
Thanks for watching, Rafael.
You guys are insane!! The effort of making these videos is beyond anyone's expectations... Truly little masterpieces!
Your content, voiceover and the model/actress are a fantastic combo. She does such a great job with movement, expression and holding interest in each scene while the voiceover explains what you want the audience to know. I'm so glad I came across your channel. This is really going to help with my content's production value. Thank you.
So happy to hear that, bud! Thanks for watching
Dude, you make me watch a commercial! I haven't done this in years! BRAVO!
Haha thank you so much brother
These shots are all amazing!
Thanks a lot Chris!