@@fulltimefilmmaker I want to buy a camera and be good with photos and videos (vlogs), but I am confused between Sony ZV-E10 and Sony ZV1. Or can you recommend a camera with a price ranging between 1000 to 1200 dollars?
So creative and fun! Starting to see commercials in a new light after seeing all the work/expense/gear that goes into it. Filmmakers are some of the most creative people, loving my FTF Courses and content! Best purchase ever!
this is also one of my favorite channel, I have learnt so much from you sir. all the way from the Caribbean (Jamaica) keep creating as you are changing lives.
Seems like magic when you saw the final result but when you are aware of the bts works seems like very exhausting. Kudos to your team. You guys are awesome! ✨
Wow! Excellent video. I'm a FTF member and I couldn't be happier with the course content and the value. It's so good. Thank you Parker AND your team. You guys are rockin' it!
Great shot🔥 Parker! I am seamlessly learning how to shoot a video like this, and the one I have shot already is like learning how to scratch my butt cheek😲 but one day I will make me proud💪🏻
Them: "We want no sand in the camera" Also them: "We are using pressured air to blow flour into the direction of the camera" LOL But besides that, great video. 😂👍🏼 The production value of your videos is always amazing.
Awesome video 👌🏼 I was first introduced to the match cut by Casey Neistat, back in like 2018. Skating through NYC. Love the FTF course, you guys are killin it 👌🏼
A big note with transitions is how to solve it if it doesnt work. For example Jake had a problem in his last sunflare shot. If you know how to fix these thing you will ge more comfortable doing these transitions
Great video, why did you use a hard cut from the little girl watching her phone to the next scene instead of a full transition (what you did in the tutorial)? Was it a client change or singing you decided on in the last minute editing?
I would love to know the reasoning behind shooting in 50fps like you mentioned for the baking shot (rather than 60)? I'm mostly familiar with the standard 24,30,60,120, 240fps, etc. I don't believe this is covered in the online course either plus most DSLR's can't shoot in 50fps, right? Thanks for the clarification!
It’s the difference between NTSC & PAL mode. Once changed in your camera settings it’ll change to the other fps options. Why you’d choose one over the other is mainly just due to light flickering I’d say. I for example am in EU and have to use 50fps/100fps to not get light flickering. In the US that would be 60/120fps.
@@Deerob Interesting! Thank you for the reply. In my mind, it would make no sense to shoot in PAL for a video that would be delivered in NTSC just to get 50fps for light flicker (when they could adjust shutter speed, etc). I would bet it's because they're shooting on Red and have access to additional frame rates and chose 50 for whatever reason.. Thoughts?
@@ksteneide2 Remember, many people prefer 24fps, as that is the cinema standard, and people say it is "more cinematic" than 30fps. So by shooting at 50fps you are almost exactly double your working frame rate, and you have the added benefit of reducing light flicker. Im in a PAL region so we deliver for TV at 25fps anyway. I must say, 25fps is way sexier than 30fps
@@sebvontas9446 Right, I understand that 24fps is the cinema standard. But from an NTSC perspective, you don't hear a whole lot about shooters using 50fps. The only thing that makes sense to me is that it's almost double your frame rate plus the "added benefit of reducing light flicker", which the latter, I didn't know (shutter could do the same thing?). Is there less light flicker with 50fps rather than 60 fps when shooting in the NTSC format? Either way, an explanation about why they chose 50fps over 60 would be nice, plus that option isn't even available on say, a camera like the GH5 (when in NTSC).
![Ultimate Guide to Scene Transitions - Every Editing Transition Explained [The Shot List, Ep 9]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TKXBAaQB03U/mqdefault.jpg)
Everyone liked my last time saver so I did it again 😊
1:14 #1 Match Cut
3:19 #2 Explosion
4:40 #3 Frame Fill
6:12 #4 Blur Dissolve
7:29 #5 Sun Flare
Can we all just take a moment and appreciate how much work he puts into these videos? 🔥
Probably, the first time ever I'm here within the first 6 minutes of a video being uploaded! 😬😀
@@fulltimefilmmaker I want to buy a camera and be good with photos and videos (vlogs), but I am confused between Sony ZV-E10 and Sony ZV1. Or can you recommend a camera with a price ranging between 1000 to 1200 dollars?
Key thing is truly planning your shots, thank you for taking the time to explain these to inspire
So creative and fun! Starting to see commercials in a new light after seeing all the work/expense/gear that goes into it. Filmmakers are some of the most creative people, loving my FTF Courses and content! Best purchase ever!
Thank you so much . I learn a lot from your videos . You're the best teacher I've ever had . Thank you for every thing
Videos like these are why i started my channel and started Filmmaking.
ayy a fellow cuber!
Thank you for changing my life!!
Parker and Peter are both beasts! Love what they do
Your explanations are so beneficial and allow us to grow in this passion which is much more than a passion.. thank you again
I'm just starting to get into videography, this is super helpful
this is also one of my favorite channel, I have learnt so much from you sir. all the way from the Caribbean (Jamaica) keep creating as you are changing lives.
Great! Love the video and the final comercial, really made me fell like i need a flipstik jaja
Seems like magic when you saw the final result but when you are aware of the bts works seems like very exhausting. Kudos to your team. You guys are awesome! ✨
Thanks for the advice, it might be useful👍🌍
Wow! Excellent video. I'm a FTF member and I couldn't be happier with the course content and the value. It's so good. Thank you Parker AND your team. You guys are rockin' it!
Great shot🔥 Parker! I am seamlessly learning how to shoot a video like this, and the one I have shot already is like learning how to scratch my butt cheek😲 but one day I will make me proud💪🏻
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i learn a lot from your videos
Cool video. But you decided to take out the tan basket transition? I really liked that one.
Thank you so much for a lovely video full of information. Love your content always.👍👌
A lot of love from Pakistan, amazing information
That video might really help me doing better vlogs and videos 😊
Them: "We want no sand in the camera"
Also them: "We are using pressured air to blow flour into the direction of the camera"
LOL
But besides that, great video. 😂👍🏼
The production value of your videos is always amazing.
Your transition of the tex. Thats realy good
Man these are solid!
eyyyyyy ya boi in the background at 6:50
The commercial is amazing 🤩😍
That intro was ON FIRE 🔥
Great thx from Korea! Thx for your sharing!
Thanks bro, your tuts are really assisting me in Kenya.
can you do a vid about the easyrig?
Thanks learnt a lot 🔥
this ad makes me wanna buy it
naisu! i love creative people aha
Just in time when I needed it😁
Awesome vedio guys!!! keep upp the work. And is the canon eos rebel t8i/850d a good beginner camera?
Great what you give us 💜
wonderful ideas.. thanks a bunch
Very goooooooood!
Nice video, thanks for sharing guys.
Congrats! Amazing video
Good job 👍 thank you
Nice and thank you so much guys
Morocco 🇲🇦
wao! Loved the reults!
1. Black out
2. Sunflare
3.
I definitely need THIS 💯🔥🔥🔥
Wow this is so helpful , thanx
thank u very good
Amazing video! Where did you shoot the airplane scene?
How do you guys plan the scenes and transitions??
Can u guys do who can make the best short film in teams with all members of full time filmmaker
Awesome video 👌🏼 I was first introduced to the match cut by Casey Neistat, back in like 2018. Skating through NYC. Love the FTF course, you guys are killin it 👌🏼
Inspiring... You guys are awesome
Very super cool!) thx bros!)
is that dirt on your sensor ? xD nice video! Thanks a lot
Legendary Pros!
Thank you so much
I donot know about the transitions but i need a flipstick.
Nice 👍
SICK
Nicely done
dope vid!
Nice video👍
i am big fan of you
Nice🌿
Your video is the best
I'm from INDONESIAN✅
Son unos cracks, saludos desde Honduras 🇭🇳
Freakin amazing
Cool.
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You killed it Aliyah 💯
@@nateteahan thank you!!!
@@fulltimefilmmaker anytime 🥰
A big note with transitions is how to solve it if it doesnt work. For example Jake had a problem in his last sunflare shot. If you know how to fix these thing you will ge more comfortable doing these transitions
Great video, why did you use a hard cut from the little girl watching her phone to the next scene instead of a full transition (what you did in the tutorial)? Was it a client change or singing you decided on in the last minute editing?
Yeah just a client change! They had us remove the Filmmaker scene!
Wow tnx dude🤩🤩
Genius 💗
super helpful
I ended up buying one. Very nice promotional job too, guys!
Done!
5:30 Did you white balance off the pizza? 😅🍕
Sick commercial!
excelent
Shoot I was in a shot! 🤣🤣🤣
Now relevant information is which gas mask is better and what power nuclear missiles are
Man has skills
Kelazzz
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If only I had money lol
I would love to know the reasoning behind shooting in 50fps like you mentioned for the baking shot (rather than 60)? I'm mostly familiar with the standard 24,30,60,120, 240fps, etc. I don't believe this is covered in the online course either plus most DSLR's can't shoot in 50fps, right? Thanks for the clarification!
It’s the difference between NTSC & PAL mode. Once changed in your camera settings it’ll change to the other fps options. Why you’d choose one over the other is mainly just due to light flickering I’d say. I for example am in EU and have to use 50fps/100fps to not get light flickering. In the US that would be 60/120fps.
@@Deerob Interesting! Thank you for the reply. In my mind, it would make no sense to shoot in PAL for a video that would be delivered in NTSC just to get 50fps for light flicker (when they could adjust shutter speed, etc). I would bet it's because they're shooting on Red and have access to additional frame rates and chose 50 for whatever reason.. Thoughts?
Agree @Kyle, I wondered that also why baking shot wasn't 60fps? I'm in NZ and shoot 100/50/25 and if you mix with say 120 the footage looks stuttery
@@ksteneide2 Remember, many people prefer 24fps, as that is the cinema standard, and people say it is "more cinematic" than 30fps. So by shooting at 50fps you are almost exactly double your working frame rate, and you have the added benefit of reducing light flicker. Im in a PAL region so we deliver for TV at 25fps anyway.
I must say, 25fps is way sexier than 30fps
@@sebvontas9446 Right, I understand that 24fps is the cinema standard. But from an NTSC perspective, you don't hear a whole lot about shooters using 50fps. The only thing that makes sense to me is that it's almost double your frame rate plus the "added benefit of reducing light flicker", which the latter, I didn't know (shutter could do the same thing?). Is there less light flicker with 50fps rather than 60 fps when shooting in the NTSC format? Either way, an explanation about why they chose 50fps over 60 would be nice, plus that option isn't even available on say, a camera like the GH5 (when in NTSC).
What is that backpack camera suspension system called?
Looks like sam kolders idea
Whats that big Softbox?
Hey are there coupon codes for the premium package for the sign up because I’ll buy it either for a little lower or payment plans like cut up monthly
🎉
Great video, question where did you rent the airplane set?
We talk about it in the course!! 🤟🏼
iwant your screensaver
how much did the production of this commercial cost?
Discount code doesn’t work with provided links for flipstik :/
can i have the key work for "green screen" 5:55
I want work with you
The video is great but the product seems to be not really capable of everything shown in the ad ;)
think it would of been easier to just comp in a static phone
I Still don't know how to make these transitions shoot just them yo...