Access my Free Cinematography guide - www.andbery.com/c-guide Lighting schemes, filmmaking tricks, and 30 pages of concentrated information with examples.
Yeah its help full alot to train our eyes the best DOP course i ever found on UA-cam but you upload your video too late please can you upload them more frequently
This was extremely helpful, maybe even better then solely do your own lightening setups because we get to see a contrast in approach and refinement. Question about the course, how much of your course consist of your existing UA-cam videos? I’m hesitant to purchase the course if the content is the exact videos from your channel. Even if it is, does the course consist of more content? Thanks for your reply.
I love the video and the fact that you make it as practical as possible, thanks for the time that you put in shooting these and also the compilation is great
@@ANDBERY what’s the main difference between both cameras?? I mean why did you move to red , i own two bmpcc 4k,6k I can’t find any reason to move from bmpcc to red , i have seen many reviews n videos they say image quality wise they are equal but I don’t trust them now , there must be a reason tht you moved to red , so tell me is thr anything big in red
@@durrabkhalil3249 I don't like rolling shutter and unnatural skin tone on the BMPCC. Red has quite natural skin tone and global shutter, I like to have this opportunity on the art projects.
Work of student number 1 was excellent. I'm sorry to say your remake version is very UA-cam style. To much haze, to much blur in a scene that didn't need it also lighting on the subject face to having to much shadow giving it a darker horror feel rather then inviting and natural. When I first saw the thumbnail I thought the student was yours. This is the classic case where less is more in my opinion.
Cool, thanks for your opinion. This is interesting. Yes, this is just my interpretation of cinematic. I'm proud of the works of my students. I'm showing you just a way, how to make your image more filmic, or commercial etc.
Maestro Andbery! Its good to have you again, and now with more budget friendly gears, like the bmpcc and godox :D Of course your RED, and Arri HMI videos are great too, but I belive for most of us, its a more achievable to learn the capacities of these props, so Im glad you using these again :) Btw in the future, will you only review those "homeworks" who are the paying students of your course, or do you mean that any of your followers who send you their "homework" have a chance to be reviewed and recreated?
En la última escena está mejor la que hizo el estudiante. No necesariamente todo tiene que ser siempre más oscuro y sombras. Tal vez se podía mejorar un poco la composición y separar un poco más al personaje del fondo, pero la corrección de la última escena no necesariamente es mejor.
Magnificent. What i learned here is that. 1. We place our objects and props in a room/space. 2. We block all light and darken the room completely. 3. Then we start to add light gradually to create that chiaroscuro effect. 4. We add a little bit of haze. 5. We check all in the monitor if get are getting a good composition/framing/light&shade. 6. We start to shoot. Did i learned the lesson well?
Good work by the students 👏 It's amazing how you see what can be improved and remake it with the corrections. When I saw the students work I did feel something was off and I tried to figure it out before you made the remake, but wow, it's incredible how a scene can change!
Hi my friend. Unfortunately, I have only English voice and text in the course. But, some students use the text of the course for independent translation. I can send all text on request.
Thats nice. Its also interesting that in around 8:30 you mentioned that light from windows is a key light. I thought key light should be in front of talent. How could you explain that?
It depends on definition of key light. When I'm saying about key, I mean major light source in the scene, which light on the character (and maybe a scene a little). The key word is main light, not side light.
Access my Free Cinematography guide - www.andbery.com/c-guide
Lighting schemes, filmmaking tricks, and 30 pages of concentrated information with examples.
this guy and his detailed videos about lighting are just the best thing on youtube!
Thanks mate!
@@ANDBERY it's true💪🏿😉
What do you think about this format of remaking your works? Is this interesting for you? Thanks✌
Yeah its help full alot to train our eyes the best DOP course i ever found on UA-cam but you upload your video too late please can you upload them more frequently
Wanderfull and thanks a lot bro. 🙏🏿👌🏿
It is genius. Thank you 🙏🏽
This was extremely helpful, maybe even better then solely do your own lightening setups because we get to see a contrast in approach and refinement. Question about the course, how much of your course consist of your existing UA-cam videos? I’m hesitant to purchase the course if the content is the exact videos from your channel. Even if it is, does the course consist of more content? Thanks for your reply.
@@DANAMIONLINE his course not consist any of youtube video and the course too much good
I'm glad my video was used as an example! Thanks for your feedback. I will study hard!
Hey my friend! You are good, please keep making it more, I love your work! ❤
This is one of the best, most helpful UA-cam channels out there. Really appreciate the videos because I know how much effort goes into them!
Incase you have not heard it enough. Thank you for your discussion.
This is a great format for teaching. We learn better by comparative analysis. Fantastic work, bravo.
Wow, this is really helpful feedback for my, as a teacher.
I love the video and the fact that you make it as practical as possible, thanks for the time that you put in shooting these and also the compilation is great
Are you still using bmpcc ? N what liquid you use in smoke machine
For low budget tutorial videos, I use bmpcc 6K pro. Actually, for art projects, I use Red Komodo.
This haze has light consistence, not heavy.
@@ANDBERY what’s the main difference between both cameras?? I mean why did you move to red , i own two bmpcc 4k,6k I can’t find any reason to move from bmpcc to red , i have seen many reviews n videos they say image quality wise they are equal but I don’t trust them now , there must be a reason tht you moved to red , so tell me is thr anything big in red
@@durrabkhalil3249 I don't like rolling shutter and unnatural skin tone on the BMPCC. Red has quite natural skin tone and global shutter, I like to have this opportunity on the art projects.
@@ANDBERY right , thank you 👍🏻
I rewatch your videos over 1,000 times😅 Can’t wait to join your course!! Thank you for sharing these!
Work of student number 1 was excellent. I'm sorry to say your remake version is very UA-cam style. To much haze, to much blur in a scene that didn't need it also lighting on the subject face to having to much shadow giving it a darker horror feel rather then inviting and natural. When I first saw the thumbnail I thought the student was yours. This is the classic case where less is more in my opinion.
Cool, thanks for your opinion. This is interesting. Yes, this is just my interpretation of cinematic. I'm proud of the works of my students. I'm showing you just a way, how to make your image more filmic, or commercial etc.
Как здорово думаю если внести этот формат на курс то будет продуктивнее🔥👍👍👍👍
Maestro Andbery! Its good to have you again, and now with more budget friendly gears, like the bmpcc and godox :D Of course your RED, and Arri HMI videos are great too, but I belive for most of us, its a more achievable to learn the capacities of these props, so Im glad you using these again :) Btw in the future, will you only review those "homeworks" who are the paying students of your course, or do you mean that any of your followers who send you their "homework" have a chance to be reviewed and recreated?
Hi my friend, thanks for comment! I analyze works of my students only. The selling of the courses helps me to make this content free for you.
@@ANDBERY thanks, its absolutely understandable, and I wish you can keep up the good work!
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The quality of your work is excellent and your lighting breakdowns are fantastic! Thank you for putting in the time to make and share these videos. 💡💕
This guy is a Magician I'll sign up this weekend
牛逼
I love your lighting advice. You've made incredible improvements in these two scenes-except I think you've added a little too much haze.
lovee your work! simply the best channel on youtube about lightning. You have a new student!
Thank you, my friend!
You got lucky with that second location tho
I swear nobody go into detail like you man 💯💯 you got mad skills
Thanks :)
Are you saying "volume?" Great video but I keep hearing something like Woloom and I'm not sure if its meant to be volume or something else
hallo from Greece-Athens!perfect video tutorial!
awesome work there, it's a great way to understand what's wrong with a lighting setup and know how to correct it
En la última escena está mejor la que hizo el estudiante. No necesariamente todo tiene que ser siempre más oscuro y sombras. Tal vez se podía mejorar un poco la composición y separar un poco más al personaje del fondo, pero la corrección de la última escena no necesariamente es mejor.
How do you like the Zeiss Distagon 35mm F2 ZE?
Yooo,I love everything 😢u made ,thanks
Really enjoy this format keep them coming
Very well explained sir. Thank you!
Nice nice nice thank 🙏
오호 제가 보는 영상에 한국분이 나온다니 반갑네요 조석휘님 화이팅입니다!! 저도 배우고싶은 조명과 촬영기법인데 한국오셔서 작업하실일 있으시면 배워봤음 좋겠네요
I think on the second example was still to much haze
Magnificent. What i learned here is that. 1. We place our objects and props in a room/space.
2. We block all light and darken the room completely. 3. Then we start to add light gradually to create that chiaroscuro effect. 4. We add a little bit of haze. 5. We check all in the monitor if get are getting a good composition/framing/light&shade. 6. We start to shoot. Did i learned the lesson well?
This is just one of many other ways of working with light and props design :) Anyway, good job!
Super!
love what youre doing!
amazing video, incredibly usefull. thank you!!
Thanks mate
Fantástico, excepcional.
wow a great love from INDIA
Great card, son
I enjoyed
Thanks, this is a great tutorial format! More of these, please. :)
More content like thiss!
Muito bom! Andbery!
Great. Thank you.
Отличный формат, все просто и понятно, ждём новых видосов)
Wow wowww❤️❤️😍
I like the space feeling in scene 2
wow
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Brilliant approach. Love to see more works with these not so much expensive lights. A volume lighting technique with 300D would be very helpful.
Love you man. Every single video you publish. I'd love someday shoot something in Europe with you as DP. Hope you're doing well.
super cool
太牛逼了宝贝！期待下一期啊！！！
Is this your studio? or did you hire this location
Hire
Brilliant
Wow
You are the best
❤
I certainly like this format 💚 please make more of these great videos 💚
Cool, thanks!
Awesome. What haze machine do you use?
Cheap shit of 800W for $30. No name brand.
Love it! Best filmmaking youtube content
Times like these, I wish there was a "Love " button. I love this type of breakdown and re-creation. You MUST do more 🙌🏽
Good work by the students 👏 It's amazing how you see what can be improved and remake it with the corrections. When I saw the students work I did feel something was off and I tried to figure it out before you made the remake, but wow, it's incredible how a scene can change!
Очень круто, спасибо! Продолжаем учиться
Наикрутейший форма!!! Спасибо!!!
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amazing as always
Thanks :)
This video is amazing!! It is so informative!!
This is perfect!! Thank you
It’s awesome! I’m waiting for new videos!
I love this guy’s videos so much.
very very useful seeing breakdowns like these!
so glad that i found this channel, loved everything you do!
Восхитительная рубрика! Даешь еще!
Wow. You’re putting so much effort into this. Loved it. Very informative. Thanks
Thanks :)
nice video as always!
Wow I really loved this type of video! Watched this like 10 times haha keep it up can't wait for the next one!
Thanks mate ;)
Love your work and passion for you art!
I don’t like those haze
it's note haze but the humidity made by the plants :)
@@Mrpropretop5 Okey, thanks :)
Love this format.
This format was great, would love more of this! 🔥
Thanks!
seu curso tem algum suporte de tradução para o portugues ?
Hi my friend. Unfortunately, I have only English voice and text in the course. But, some students use the text of the course for independent translation. I can send all text on request.
Thats nice. Its also interesting that in around 8:30 you mentioned that light from windows is a key light. I thought key light should be in front of talent. How could you explain that?
It depends on definition of key light. When I'm saying about key, I mean major light source in the scene, which light on the character (and maybe a scene a little). The key word is main light, not side light.
The official term for that is Reverse Keylight
Looking forward to more homework analysis.
Thank you! I will make this more.
I love it