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Dude this is so inspirational actually. I don’t have the craziest gear. Only two actual camera lights and some other equipment but watching this and seeing how you used your crew and gear to make some crazy good looking shots without breaking the bank really got me to wanna make something. And honestly I might right now…. Who knows ;)
@@miq015 Really appreciate this man! You really don't need much, it's all about working with what you've got! So definitely go and make something, you can only get better from it! 🙌
Nice work! Don't take it as criticism for me 3:18 to 3:22 looks more NETFLIX (layers and contrast) rest looks great, but for a night scene, it is a bit over-lit for my taste. The Wandering DP has a great breakdown of movie scene layers and contrast between light and dark.
I came here looking for this comment! I agree it looked better before the bounce, it sold the night time effect, if I were gaffer I'd cut the bounce down about 60% if needed at all
Thanks Kevin! Really appreciate the feedback. You've got a good point there! In the final grade though the image is pulled darker. The bounce is just to make sure the shadows aren't completely crushed. But in hindsight, that bounce could have been at lower output yep! 👍
A whole film class in under 16 minutes! I appreciate it! Managing all that information and create a great BTS video is not easy, thank you bro! I appreciate your effort
man you are great. its was so inspirational. i learnt lot many important thing from your video. keep doing this kind of stuff in future also. god bless you
Really cool video, man! It cleared up a lot of things, but could you show in practice how you choose the camera settings, like aperture, ISO, log, and so on? How do you go about selecting and adapting them?
2:43 by the time you plan to darken the room and experimenting with multiple options and finally finish sticking with garbage bags, it would already be night 😜
such a good BTS video. As a viewer i would have gladly stayed to watch the end result at the end of this video. As a creator, it might be a good strategy to test and see how avd does, of course you’d need to hint at it in your hook. Anyways very enjoyable and informative video, i would buy an indie solo film making course from you if you.
Thanks so much man, really happy to read this! Actually, I never thought about the avd like that. I just wanted to release the film on its own and at the time of releasing this BTS it wasn't finished yet! But it will be up in the next days! 🙌
Amazing!!!!!! I’ve been using an fx30 for the past 6 months (my first ever camera) with a sigma 18-50, can you recommend another lense which could potentially step up my game?? Any help would be greatly appreciated 👌 Subbed 👊
Thanks a lot Johnny! And thanks for subbing! 🙌The FX30 is a great camera, hope you enjoy it! I think the 18-50 is already a pretty versatile lens to begin with. You could possible look into something more towards the telephoto side or perhaps even a prime lens, like an 85mm or so.
@@KALINAmoto It would work to get a similar shot, but you wouldn't have the technical and optical specs of a proper camera and cine lens and shooting in a certain profile (S-Log 3 in this case).
That’s a good point, but movies that take a long time to finish is because of Vfx, crew, and because there are multiple characters, and lots of retakes
@@tomaszbejnarowicz I'll take note of your preference but lots of others also first show a BTS and then the actual film! Eitherway, it won't be long now before it's online! ✌️
I don't think I can adequately express how amazing the effort you all put into this project is. The breakdown was presented well and I appreciated seeing how you started and finished. Congratulations and well done.🫶🏽✨🥰
🔥WATCH THE SHORT FILM HERE: ua-cam.com/video/WCWVdS5Uv44/v-deo.html
➤ Check out the NiSi Athena Cinema lenses here:
(EU)
- www.nisioptics.at/?partner=sightseeingstan
(USA)
- nisiopticsusa.com/shop/nisi-athena-cinema-lenses/ref/SightseeingStan/
- amzn.to/3XdejEe
just clicked on the vid and realised you just deserve more subs... So underrated!
Really appreciate that! Thanks! 🙌
Dude this is so inspirational actually. I don’t have the craziest gear. Only two actual camera lights and some other equipment but watching this and seeing how you used your crew and gear to make some crazy good looking shots without breaking the bank really got me to wanna make something. And honestly I might right now…. Who knows ;)
@@miq015 Really appreciate this man! You really don't need much, it's all about working with what you've got! So definitely go and make something, you can only get better from it! 🙌
Really nice how you show and explain the whole process!
Thanks Simon! It was such a pleasure having you in front of the camera again! 🙏❤️
@@SightseeingStanthank you too, was a pleasure to shoot with you again!
🗣️Appreciate your work
Thanks a lot! 🙏
Very interesting, thanks for the insights and behind the scenes!
Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! 🙌
Looking forward to see the video! super interesting lot of work! congrats!
Excited to share it! Thanks a lot Chema 🙌
You broke down this film sooo well🎉❤ love from kenya, Nairobi🎉
Huge thanks! Glad to hear you enjoyed it 🙌
Nice work! Don't take it as criticism for me 3:18 to 3:22 looks more NETFLIX (layers and contrast) rest looks great, but for a night scene, it is a bit over-lit for my taste. The Wandering DP has a great breakdown of movie scene layers and contrast between light and dark.
I came here looking for this comment! I agree it looked better before the bounce, it sold the night time effect, if I were gaffer I'd cut the bounce down about 60% if needed at all
Thanks Kevin! Really appreciate the feedback. You've got a good point there! In the final grade though the image is pulled darker. The bounce is just to make sure the shadows aren't completely crushed. But in hindsight, that bounce could have been at lower output yep! 👍
Amazing work, loving the teal and orange colours.
Thanks a lot, happy to hear it! 🙏
A whole film class in under 16 minutes! I appreciate it! Managing all that information and create a great BTS video is not easy, thank you bro! I appreciate your effort
Glad you enjoyed it man! Much appreciated! 🙌
I enjoyed it and it’s so helpful for me❤
Glad it was helpful!
man you are great. its was so inspirational. i learnt lot many important thing from your video. keep doing this kind of stuff in future also. god bless you
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the video my man! 🙌
You’re literally very amazing! This was insightful!!!
Glad to hear you found it helpful! 🙏
You should make a masterclass course. The way you explain is really good
Appreciate that 🙏
Nice! I always work alone, it's awful, a 5 person crew looks awesome!
It really is, there is always so much to do on set that even 5 people is a limitation!
Really a great job, learned many new things
Glad to hear it! Thanks!
Amazing , looking forward to see the actual film, 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🏻
Thanks man! Excited to share the film! 🙏
Your movie Arrival was AWESOME SAUCE 🎉
Thanks 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Do more vid like this it's helpful ❤
Will do! Thanks 🙌
Thank you so much for sharing this video, it's really inspiring.
Really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Really cool video, man! It cleared up a lot of things, but could you show in practice how you choose the camera settings, like aperture, ISO, log, and so on? How do you go about selecting and adapting them?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. I'll keep those things in mind for future videos 👍
Thanks for sharing! I really enjoyed how you explained things! I feel very inspired.
Really glad to hear you enjoyed it! 🙌
I literally searched 'making a netflix movie' and this popped up
@@Marvellous_Playground Haha good timing! 😅 Hope you enjoyed it ✌️
Thank you and great stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it
Ossshhh... What a tough day 🥱
Haha 2 days, yep! 😅
great bts!
Glad you liked it 🙏
I learnt so much new things for you thank you
@@KeshavWho Glad to hear it! Thank you! 🙌
2:43 by the time you plan to darken the room and experimenting with multiple options and finally finish sticking with garbage bags, it would already be night 😜
Hahahha
Love from India 🇮🇳
Thanks 🙏
This is awesome❤. Can I expect a video breaking down color grading?
Huge thanks! Yes, I'll do a color grading breakdown of this in a few weeks or so
such a good BTS video. As a viewer i would have gladly stayed to watch the end result at the end of this video. As a creator, it might be a good strategy to test and see how avd does, of course you’d need to hint at it in your hook.
Anyways very enjoyable and informative video, i would buy an indie solo film making course from you if you.
Thanks so much man, really happy to read this! Actually, I never thought about the avd like that. I just wanted to release the film on its own and at the time of releasing this BTS it wasn't finished yet! But it will be up in the next days! 🙌
Would love a “how to shoot an a24 film” from you!
wow .. thank., but can u share short list template or example short list ,
Work🤝👌
Thanks! 🙌
Amazing!!!!!!
I’ve been using an fx30 for the past 6 months (my first ever camera) with a sigma 18-50, can you recommend another lense which could potentially step up my game?? Any help would be greatly appreciated 👌
Subbed 👊
Thanks a lot Johnny! And thanks for subbing! 🙌The FX30 is a great camera, hope you enjoy it! I think the 18-50 is already a pretty versatile lens to begin with. You could possible look into something more towards the telephoto side or perhaps even a prime lens, like an 85mm or so.
@@SightseeingStan wow, thanks so much for the reply and advice, I appreciate it 🙏👊
Great video...I'm now a huge fan... Therefore I decided to subscribe to your channel.
Awesome, thank you for subbing! 🙌
make more like this, because I like shooting a videos
Huge thanks! ✌️
Could you please share the short list for reference. I want to learn.
Sir you using Color mode RAW or SRGP
Did you use the 25mm the most?
No 35mm / 40mm
@ thank you I plan on getting the 40
Cool🎉
Thanks! 🙏
I would rather put tiny gopro inside the microwave instead that sawing it 😅
@@KALINAmoto It would work to get a similar shot, but you wouldn't have the technical and optical specs of a proper camera and cine lens and shooting in a certain profile (S-Log 3 in this case).
@@SightseeingStan Sure I understand but it was kind of a joke since we talk about "budget" production :) Good job tho!
@@KALINAmoto Gotcha! 🙌
13:49
lit
Thanks! 🙌
4 minute short film in 2 days… thats 60 days for a 120 minutes film.
That’s a good point, but movies that take a long time to finish is because of Vfx, crew, and because there are multiple characters, and lots of retakes
but whres the full video?
I'll post it on the channel in the next days!
@@SightseeingStan i Think would be better to first show us the video and than breakdown like all people do.
@@tomaszbejnarowicz I'll take note of your preference but lots of others also first show a BTS and then the actual film! Eitherway, it won't be long now before it's online! ✌️
can someone danate some money to buy editing pc?
Your 0,0001% is my 100000%
Honestly I didn`t hear nothing with what is happening on the screen here.
So much work for 16K views
Life's hard innit 🤷♂️😄
27k now. Seems worth it to me!
30k now
41k now, can go viral 4 years from now and make a bunch of ad revenue... Seems like a good deal to me!
This is also about practicing his craft. Not all gains are monetary.
The answer is clearly no.. The lighting and lens choice feels more like a low budget commercial
Gotta get that negativity out your heart
Calm man
This is a scam
I don't think I can adequately express how amazing the effort you all put into this project is. The breakdown was presented well and I appreciated seeing how you started and finished. Congratulations and well done.🫶🏽✨🥰
Really appreciate that! Thanks so much 🙏🙌