Definitely! The “UA-cam is spreading a filmmaking disease” popped up on my recommended videos a few weeks ago, I must have watched it at least 10 times, then I started going back through his other videos.
Sound Design is kind of the sneaky most fun part of filmmaking. Its alot of trial and error, and when it finally works it feels like you just solved a puzzle. Very satisfying.
I knew, the importance of sound design. I’ve heard about it before. Not just slapping a BGM and sound effects here and there, but, with “multiple layers of sounds”, to create the “depth”. Yet, I often forget, quickly finish the edit, think it’s okay, and upload. Then, the following day, this video shows up while eating my lunch, and now I know I forgot to do some important thing. REALLY appreciate you taking time to make videos like this.
Thanks you for this! I got my first short in a festival, and I watched and really took this to heart before submitting it and focused on the sound design, and I won a noteworthy award at the festival / had someone specifically comment on the quality of the sound design.
This is joining my very small list of saved videos that I'll be watching and rewatching for years to come. Thank you very much for this brilliant piece of content!
I’d love to see a behind the scenes video on the stopped Newton’s Cradle and the Floating Todo List (that one really has me scratching my head)…and to know how much work went into lighting those shots. Think this short might be my new favorite among your stuff!
Fantastic. I've just started multiplying/layering sfx on videos, and considering sound design. Recently added a "wall of chaos" to a scene of realisation. Defo keen to watch any production content of this short film
This was incredibly insightful pertaining to sound design for films. Very relatable for our most creative who make video content. I think it is emphasize that sound can elevate the visual experience anyone chooses to create for an audience. Great demonstration of that as well. 🙏🏾✨
Thank you for this video! I just finished my fist short film and when I got to post production I realized I had no idea of what to do with the sound. It was filmed with a phone and not in the best locations so it really lacked the quality needed to make the ambiance. I wish I had seen this video sooner because if I knew how to work with sound it would have made the film much better. Thanks for the lesson! It was very clear and helpful.
I recently submitted a short film to Sundance at only 16 years old and I didn’t want to get copyrighted and disqualified. So I decided to make my own music to put in my short film. This video was very helpful and will save me a lot of time when It comes to making the music.
Great video. Would you maybe be able to make a video about how when you're both the director and editor of your short film, how to try and give yourself some distance and not get too one-minded when working on it?
We are on the same page. When I was making my first video, I was thinking, "What's missing from this beautiful drone video?" Then I realized it was ambient sound!
This is like what I did for the "movie" Scene in A Gummy Bears Life. A woman screaming, two gun sounds, and a dinosaur roar make a good movie you never see that I never heard while filming, but faked watching.
freakin awesome video, packed with a lot of useful info that piggybacks off of what i've learned at my college. i'm planning on giving your patreon a visit for sure
I'd love to watch a film break down for sure. I would really be into hearing more about how or why you chose to shoot this film with 3 people when it seems, maybe ignorantly on my part, you could have shot it solo.
Euh, I hate how effortlessly you make all this seem. Feels like I spend an eternity on awful edits! Would really like to see a making of Datsuzoku which was brilliant too!
Love your content. I want to be a filmmaker someday. What would you suggest for someone living outside of America in Ireland, is it possible to make a career here as a filmmaker or will I have to move 🤔?
Great video and perfect timing, Kent. I was just about to work on leveling up my sound design. Do you know how long the 50% off promo for audiostock lasts? Is it just for the first month?
Can't thank you enough for giving out such valuable and informative filmmaking lessons I've made a one minute short film following your tips. No matter how it good or bad it may be It gave me the experience and practical knowledge I needed. (Hope atleast few of you might check out my film )
i dont think people realize how important 6:00 to 9:00 is , it could seem pointless or over the top but if you take out that one small process it lowers the quality of what your watching
Hey there! Great video! I have a couple of questions. I love making videos, but I’m working with a very low budget and a very old computer. Right now, the best that I’ve got is iMovie on a Mac laptop, and the computer lags a lot while I’m editing, which makes it very difficult to time the music with the moments in the video. Do you have any suggestions about minimum performance requirements for a computer that can do video editing? Or for software that will perform better than iMovie and have more options, but not be prohibitively expensive? Thank you for making great content! 💜
DaVinci Resolve is a free editing program that can do everything you'd ever need to do. If you're computer can't handle your footage, look up a youtube tutorial on how to use proxies in Resolve, then your project will run much smoother. Good luck!
This man still has the most underrated channel on YT. The quality and feel of every video is supreme.
Definitely! The “UA-cam is spreading a filmmaking disease” popped up on my recommended videos a few weeks ago, I must have watched it at least 10 times, then I started going back through his other videos.
So underrated!
Buy his short film course. Good stuff.
Sound Design is kind of the sneaky most fun part of filmmaking. Its alot of trial and error, and when it finally works it feels like you just solved a puzzle. Very satisfying.
I swear your videos is really informative to filmmakers and entertaining to a general audience
I knew, the importance of sound design.
I’ve heard about it before.
Not just slapping a BGM and sound effects here and there, but, with “multiple layers of sounds”, to create the “depth”.
Yet, I often forget, quickly finish the edit, think it’s okay, and upload.
Then, the following day, this video shows up while eating my lunch, and now I know I forgot to do some important thing.
REALLY appreciate you taking time to make videos like this.
idk why but I feel compelled to say this was a fun comment to read. cool writing style!
Kent is the King of Sound Design! So excited to practice this with my next short.
Thanks you for this! I got my first short in a festival, and I watched and really took this to heart before submitting it and focused on the sound design, and I won a noteworthy award at the festival / had someone specifically comment on the quality of the sound design.
This is joining my very small list of saved videos that I'll be watching and rewatching for years to come. Thank you very much for this brilliant piece of content!
Will forever be subbed to SSC because there is stuff that you will learn in the first two minutes that you may have not known before.
Best “this is how”video ever on sound!
I’d love to see a behind the scenes video on the stopped Newton’s Cradle and the Floating Todo List (that one really has me scratching my head)…and to know how much work went into lighting those shots. Think this short might be my new favorite among your stuff!
Tremendously helpful. I’ve spent months learning sound design. I think this one video taught me more than any other. Brilliant. Thanks so much.
Fantastic. I've just started multiplying/layering sfx on videos, and considering sound design. Recently added a "wall of chaos" to a scene of realisation.
Defo keen to watch any production content of this short film
This was incredibly insightful pertaining to sound design for films. Very relatable for our most creative who make video content. I think it is emphasize that sound can elevate the visual experience anyone chooses to create for an audience. Great demonstration of that as well. 🙏🏾✨
Thank you for this video! I just finished my fist short film and when I got to post production I realized I had no idea of what to do with the sound. It was filmed with a phone and not in the best locations so it really lacked the quality needed to make the ambiance. I wish I had seen this video sooner because if I knew how to work with sound it would have made the film much better.
Thanks for the lesson! It was very clear and helpful.
I`m about to shoot my first short film, thanks for all the tips on this channel, they are a big help and support for me!
I recently submitted a short film to Sundance at only 16 years old and I didn’t want to get copyrighted and disqualified. So I decided to make my own music to put in my short film. This video was very helpful and will save me a lot of time when It comes to making the music.
Thanks, your lessons have improved my edits en storytelling.
Great video. Would you maybe be able to make a video about how when you're both the director and editor of your short film, how to try and give yourself some distance and not get too one-minded when working on it?
Awesome demonstration on sound design. It's something that I've mostly ignored to this point, but need to really improve on. Thanks.
Dude this was gold. Thanks for this!
Absolutely loved the video. Thanks for the breakdown of the audio. We would like to see the BTS of it too.
First of i love your video second please make a video about laptops for editing software please ❤❤
We are on the same page. When I was making my first video, I was thinking, "What's missing from this beautiful drone video?" Then I realized it was ambient sound!
This video came out at a great time for me, thanks Kent, and I loved your minifilm! Very inspirational!
Best breakdown ever ❤
This is like what I did for the "movie" Scene in A Gummy Bears Life. A woman screaming, two gun sounds, and a dinosaur roar make a good movie you never see that I never heard while filming, but faked watching.
How do u screen record your timeline (obs)?
Wow loved the breakDown brother! Thanks! God bless ❤
funny how you ended the video with the rest of the fight couple audio, You got us all invested HahaHA
Wow, newbie here. Lots of great info & packed with great tips!
good shit. sat down and learned for once fr fr
oof... this channel is pure gold!!! These tuts are awesome!
freakin awesome video, packed with a lot of useful info that piggybacks off of what i've learned at my college. i'm planning on giving your patreon a visit for sure
Great job! I love more breakdown vids like this. 💪🔥
Great stuff dude!
I'd love to watch a film break down for sure. I would really be into hearing more about how or why you chose to shoot this film with 3 people when it seems, maybe ignorantly on my part, you could have shot it solo.
Hi Kent would you be able to make a video on budget filmmaking gears? cheerss
This video is world class!
Great video! Could you link to your DP‘s info?
This was invaluable . thanks
So good... So good.
Really helpful, thanks!!
How do you find time for all of this behind the scenes and explanatory videos while continuing making films ?
Great video. You also remind me of Penn Badgley idk what it is lol.
Euh, I hate how effortlessly you make all this seem. Feels like I spend an eternity on awful edits! Would really like to see a making of Datsuzoku which was brilliant too!
Just gotta practice practice! And memorize keyboard shortcuts. The making of video is coming Monday✌
@@StandardStoryCo thanks! Looking forward to the making of 🤘🏻
hey quick question, what DB do you set you're music around? also sound affects, ambience, and talking footage!
Love your content. I want to be a filmmaker someday. What would you suggest for someone living outside of America in Ireland, is it possible to make a career here as a filmmaker or will I have to move 🤔?
Informative and helpful.
Man ... that cowboy beebop theme is sooo good (I mean the real one) ... now I want to rewatch it. How much is Crunchy Roll again?
GOOD WORK
which compony and mode of head phone are you using in thing video or you have any better options I am also a filmmaker plss tell me
Great video and perfect timing, Kent. I was just about to work on leveling up my sound design. Do you know how long the 50% off promo for audiostock lasts? Is it just for the first month?
Thanks! The promo is 50% off for the whole year (and that's after the 1 month free trial)
@@StandardStoryCo That's awesome. Another question. Are you able to download individual stems from the music tracks?
@@humphrydc No stems unfortunately, but some tracks have variations you can download
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Can't thank you enough for giving out such valuable and informative filmmaking lessons
I've made a one minute short film following your tips.
No matter how it good or bad it may be
It gave me the experience and practical knowledge I needed.
(Hope atleast few of you might check out my film )
Your video is inspiring
why you still edit in Premiere Pro and not with Davinci Resolve ?
thanks:D
i dont think people realize how important 6:00 to 9:00 is , it could seem pointless or over the top but if you take out that one small process it lowers the quality of what your watching
Question… if I decided to use copyright music, will I still be able to upload the short film on yt? What are the ups and downs?
You make filmmaking look like rocket science. Lol.
Amazing Content. DATSUZOKU is a great short. I'd love a making of video. Big Love from London.
🤝
14:38 It's a Waterphone! 😊
And no tattoos, beard or cap !
Hey there! Great video! I have a couple of questions.
I love making videos, but I’m working with a very low budget and a very old computer. Right now, the best that I’ve got is iMovie on a Mac laptop, and the computer lags a lot while I’m editing, which makes it very difficult to time the music with the moments in the video. Do you have any suggestions about minimum performance requirements for a computer that can do video editing? Or for software that will perform better than iMovie and have more options, but not be prohibitively expensive?
Thank you for making great content! 💜
DaVinci Resolve is a free editing program that can do everything you'd ever need to do. If you're computer can't handle your footage, look up a youtube tutorial on how to use proxies in Resolve, then your project will run much smoother. Good luck!
Great comercial!
Please do a making of video
does the code not work anymore
Whoops it was down but it’s working again now
Two words: Wilhelm Scream.
He's like "4" from divergent
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Really like your videos and your ideas. I know you try to present yourself as an amateur, but let’s be honest; you’re not.😎