Thx for this! Especially for your advice on depth of field/choosing your f/t-stop. This is so underrated. "Put the actions in focus and don't nerd out" - well said, man!
Great video! Couldn't agree more regarding depth of field. Just because you've got a fast lens doesn't mean that you've got to film wide open all the time. this is even more important on cameras with larger sensors as that focal plane can get razor thin.
I love your pre-vis talk. This is one thing not talked about enough, I think. My mentality is "Fix it in Prep," and I practice it on any project. Quick question, which camera do you use for your pre-vis videos in the example? Because its looking much nicer than Artemis/cadrage!
Couldn’t agree more with that statement. On our previz we use a Sony fx3 with a 24-105 to give us the most flexibility. Sometimes we throw in Cadrage as well just depends on the project.
@@TenfoldProduction we appreciate you I’m a director by trade but decide to get into being a camera operator to learn more. cut to I have a ronin 4D and now I love it so now I’m trying to learn as much as I can.
I'm literally in the process of working more intentional projects to step into being a DP vs just a videographer. I'm curious, in terms of things like contrast ratio... Where did you begin to learn and apply knowledge like that? Because you had to think of the brand to determine what ratio would be best understanding the ratios to get the desired image and THEN the lights necessary to achieve the look WHILE accommodating for the skin tones of talent. all concisely said in seconds. Is it just more intentional work? I'm trying to figure out how to turn this process into daily tasks I can execute consistently.
1st person on any channel I have heard say, "wrapping around light!" Totally Lit! Thank You!
@@garfieldmtify appreciate you! Thanks for watching
Thx for this! Especially for your advice on depth of field/choosing your f/t-stop. This is so underrated. "Put the actions in focus and don't nerd out" - well said, man!
Appreciate you watching! Glad it was helpful.
youre literally one of the best out there
@@AndrewPaul1 thanks Andrew! Means the world. Appreciate it
That wrapping up light tip was really solid!
Thanks for watching! Appreciate it
Man, your videos are my film school!!!🤩 Thanks thanks a lot for share your knowledge!!!❤
Out of topic, I love your logo!
Thank you!
McDonalds ad is beautiful, very lovely images!
Appreciate the kind words David
We need more videoss please! also get your COLORIST as well, the tones i see here are just too good!!
Beautiful. Previs is my favourite
@@agustinmunozrocha appreciate you
I love your channel! I would love to hear some tips for composition beyond the obvious of what's already on the internet
Great topic! Coming up soon
love the content bro!
Can you make a video on camera movement - when to stay static and your reasoning behind when to add movement to the shots
Great video! Couldn't agree more regarding depth of field. Just because you've got a fast lens doesn't mean that you've got to film wide open all the time. this is even more important on cameras with larger sensors as that focal plane can get razor thin.
Nice video, thanks!
Appreciate it!
Your work looks great, thanks for the tips and great video 💯
Thanks Jonathan! If you want to learn anything from us, just let us know. Appreciate you
Thanks for this!
@@SlamBradley Thanks Slam!
I love your pre-vis talk. This is one thing not talked about enough, I think. My mentality is "Fix it in Prep," and I practice it on any project.
Quick question, which camera do you use for your pre-vis videos in the example?
Because its looking much nicer than Artemis/cadrage!
Couldn’t agree more with that statement. On our previz we use a Sony fx3 with a 24-105 to give us the most flexibility. Sometimes we throw in Cadrage as well just depends on the project.
Fire video as usual👌🏽
Appreciate you!
Great video my friend! Like your pov and tips
Thanks for watching! Appreciate you
I like the new glasses my man!
Do you color grade or use a colorist? I love the vibrant colors.
Another one! 🔥🔥🎥🎥
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This is great thank you
🙏 appreciate you
@@TenfoldProduction we appreciate you I’m a director by trade but decide to get into being a camera operator to learn more. cut to I have a ronin 4D and now I love it so now I’m trying to learn as much as I can.
Thank you so much, dude!
woow another helpful content😁
I'm literally in the process of working more intentional projects to step into being a DP vs just a videographer.
I'm curious, in terms of things like contrast ratio...
Where did you begin to learn and apply knowledge like that? Because you had to think of the brand to determine what ratio would be best understanding the ratios to get the desired image and THEN the lights necessary to achieve the look WHILE accommodating for the skin tones of talent. all concisely said in seconds.
Is it just more intentional work? I'm trying to figure out how to turn this process into daily tasks I can execute consistently.
tnx for video. what lens do you recommend for the sony fx3, or which one do you use yourself?
What monitor are ya'll rocking at 1:56?
What piece of equipment were you using to make the camera rise up like that?
Thanks.
No worries!
What cine lens do you recommend for the FX3 for commercials
This is so good! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Luke! Appreciate you. If there's any topics you want us to cover in the future, just let us know.
what dolly slider do you guys use? Rented or owned?
I know that 24fps is more cinematic than 30. For commercials do shoot in 24 or 30fps?
hello. may I know do you use manual or auto for focus? thanks
Quality
the whole f stop and t stop thing to me is that Constant stop is more important that as super fast lens. tho a fast lens is more flexible
Wow. Did I miss the moment where the author tries to sell us some digital product or is this the first video on UA-cam without hidden marketing?
@@iustitiaepervenit haha, don’t worry the digital products are coming soon. But so are the long value videos 😂
What is your name? How does one directly reach YOU? Thanks!
bro video is amazing but the title needs a change
@@itsdruic_ what do you suggest?
Title is fine! And the video is great
here are 4 most important cinematography tips that you need to know
Title is fine man