On of my favorite lighting examples is in the movie ranbo last blood. Spoiler alert. But when Rambo's neice dies in the truck with him she slowly slumps over to be lit only by the colder or bluer light of the moon (the kelvin thing confuses me sometimes but you know what I mean.) While Rambo is lit by the warmer tungsten headlights from the truck being reflected back in for a warm soft light in the dark. This works to make him appear more full of life while she looks more dead. Anyways, just thought you might like to check that out.
I'm an italian future director moving to the Netherlands that never attended film school. I couldn't be more thankful of having channels like this available for free. Such a precious source of information. Thanks guys!
@@PS-oy1el youtube. 1000%. If you are passionate about this sector you already have all the tools at your disposal on this platform. E.g. the video above. Aside of this take all the things that you learn and go out and shoot. Trust me there is no film school better than youtube tutorials and practice!
StudioBinder really is doing everything right. The content is first class, and the CheatSheet download is NOT a bait to collect your info either, it just downloads with no info required! Nicely done!
Filming a short film today and going through my favorite movie scenes for inspiration. This is exactly what I need and glad it popped up also. Thank you so much for this and everything else you do to help film makers such as myself.
Bro when you upload it, drop here in this comment as a reply. I wanna see it. I’ve been thinking about making one for a while but I haven’t got the courage yet to look for actors (friends lol) and I’m still thinking about the story
As a photographer I am aware of most of the terms that were mentioned in the video, however, there were new words for me regarding cinema lighting! I had no Idea! What a great lesson today! And by the way, I love the lens flare also and I use it a lot in my photography. Thank you so much Studio Binder for this incredible lesson!!
It's Diwali🕯today in 🇮🇳, the festival of light & you upload a video on 💡ing. Simply striking in terms of Let there be light. Thanks 🙏 from the bottom of my ❤...
I watch studiobinder vids for tips & tricks to put into my video game cinematics. These videos helps me understand why creative teams do what they do for film & game cinematics. Thanks for putting this content out! It's awesome.
Hello, I just got a job working for a company that helps provide lighting solutions for filim studios and I found your video while doing research so I can be better preppaired for what is ahead. Thanks for your video, look forward to learning more.
As a photographer, one can spend a lifetime studying light. Virtually every detail discussed here in Cinematic Lighting applies to still photography as well. Light paints our world. Drink it in.
My dad is a video photographer and has done a lot of cinematography in earlier years of his career. He taught me a lot about all this stuff as he knows I aspire to be a film director.
StudioBinder is SO INCREDIBLY HELPFUL! Your content is so comprehensive, clear and soo interestingly presented. I have learned a big chunk of all my fundamentals of film making from your channel. Thank you!
As a photographer, I appreciate (and critique) composition, lighting, lens choice, angles, etc. whenever I watch a movie. I know I bore/annoy my husband when I praise a choice, because I go technical on it, but who am I going to geek out about it? So much thanks from my inner photography geek. This video was 😙🤌🏼💋
Its diwali here in India Its the Festival of Lights, victory of good over evil & studiobinder dropped this video about cinematic lightning 😂😅 Happy diwali to all 🎆🎉
WOW!!! I'm the first comment - god I love this channel esp. The Shot List. BTW who is the narrator? His voice is *SOOOOO* cool!I just finished the video, which was pretty info dense, but I am looking forward to the part two which i hope will show us how we can do some of these lighting effects ourself on a shoestring budget.
It's Awesome how Cinematic Lighting defines the Identity of the Film with Beauty. Thank you StudioBinder, I'm Inspired. And enthusiastic about understanding the Chiaroscuro.
well, cameras are what's capturing the shot so they wouldn't need to hide it. By equipment, if you're referring to lights then they put it outside the shots range of view.
As a seasoned professional photographer dipping his toes into the scary world of cinematography, this is very educational and exciting. It would be amazing to make some videos on ultra-small teams (even one-man gang) and how to achieve great results with very little budget. 2022 cameras such as the fuji Xh2s, sony and blackmagic are changing how people approach video in the future (especially with decrease in budgets and increase in deliverables). Would be an amazing series that many would learn from. Not to take anything away from traditional ways of doing things...but times be changing :) Thanks and very happy to have found your channel!
Very informative! It would've been interesting to say a few things about the frequencies (refresh rates?) of different lights and how they influence the camera settings.
Incredible resource! I got here while looking for information for a character I'm writing, but the way you describe the process makes me want to do it myself - which is a pretty hard thing to achieve imo!
I would like to start learning something about video editing, VFX, etc… what do you guys recommend? Is there any useful course or tutorial? Btw great video, I always appreciate your content, this is a beautiful channel! Thank you 🙏🏻
I think if you type in Premiere Pro beginner course on YT and Google you'll get all the information you need. There's so many sources and you can learn the basics through any of them really
Thanks so much sir for your guidance My question is. On eps 6. Camera movement in on 21:36 minutes I saw that the background is moving faster than the forground characters Please which vidio would I watch than explained this kind of effect Thank sir I wish you all the best
In my personal opinion… Lighting is the single most important aspect to video production! Even more important than the camera brand or lens brand you use! I have seen poor video quality on expensive cameras & lenses from bad lighting, but I have never seen poor video quality on even cheap cameras & lenses that had good lighting! The common denominator is light!💡
![Ultimate Guide to Camera Movement - Every Camera Movement Technique Explained [The Shot List Ep6]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IiyBo-qLDeM/mqdefault.jpg)
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Serious question. Do you have a contractual obligation to include that retarded clown-movie with joaquin phoenix into every single one of your videos?
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"Ultimater guide" sounds pretty totalitarian. What makes your video ULTIMATELY right? Sounds like a toxic masculine gesture of dominance :-))))))
On of my favorite lighting examples is in the movie ranbo last blood. Spoiler alert. But when Rambo's neice dies in the truck with him she slowly slumps over to be lit only by the colder or bluer light of the moon (the kelvin thing confuses me sometimes but you know what I mean.) While Rambo is lit by the warmer tungsten headlights from the truck being reflected back in for a warm soft light in the dark. This works to make him appear more full of life while she looks more dead. Anyways, just thought you might like to check that out.
I'm an italian future director moving to the Netherlands that never attended film school. I couldn't be more thankful of having channels like this available for free. Such a precious source of information. Thanks guys!
Good luck!
Tell me about some good film schools to learn from.
@@PS-oy1el youtube. 1000%. If you are passionate about this sector you already have all the tools at your disposal on this platform. E.g. the video above.
Aside of this take all the things that you learn and go out and shoot. Trust me there is no film school better than youtube tutorials and practice!
@@sljce Yes u r right, that's the only option feasible for me right now. Thanks for replying.
Mr Italian please which kind of films are you directing?
StudioBinder really is doing everything right. The content is first class, and the CheatSheet download is NOT a bait to collect your info either, it just downloads with no info required! Nicely done!
Of course!
Cinematography has always been my passion in photography. This video feels educational.
Thanks Studiobinder.
Hope it helps!
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I don't need film school with this channel.
we are your film school ;)
@@StudioBinder thank u guys for these awesome videos.
Filming a short film today and going through my favorite movie scenes for inspiration. This is exactly what I need and glad it popped up also. Thank you so much for this and everything else you do to help film makers such as myself.
good luck on your shoot!
good luck !
Break a leg, and have fun.
Happy filming!
Bro when you upload it, drop here in this comment as a reply. I wanna see it. I’ve been thinking about making one for a while but I haven’t got the courage yet to look for actors (friends lol) and I’m still thinking about the story
As a photographer I am aware of most of the terms that were mentioned in the video, however, there were new words for me regarding cinema lighting! I had no Idea! What a great lesson today! And by the way, I love the lens flare also and I use it a lot in my photography.
Thank you so much Studio Binder for this incredible lesson!!
Happy to help :)
Which terms are not applicable in still photography?
Studiobinder is the best place to learn about films.
Though it may seem underrated but trust me it has its impact on many people.
It's Diwali🕯today in 🇮🇳, the festival of light & you upload a video on 💡ing. Simply striking in terms of Let there be light. Thanks 🙏 from the bottom of my ❤...
Light it up!
It's amazing how much lighting affects your entire film and the role it plays in illuminating your vision. Thank you for sharing this.
Dear Studio Binder,
Never stop making videos like this, you are one of the motivating factor I'm still pursuing my passion. (Filmmaking)
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It's here!
I watch studiobinder vids for tips & tricks to put into my video game cinematics. These videos helps me understand why creative teams do what they do for film & game cinematics. Thanks for putting this content out! It's awesome.
Good luck on your work!
Studio Binder is the best thing on UA-cam, and that’s the triple truth, Ruth!!
Studio Bonder is good, but Studio Binder is better
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Another Monday, another fantastic StudioBinder video. Thanks for cranking these out! Great way to start the week.
Every Monday!
Hello, I just got a job working for a company that helps provide lighting solutions for filim studios and I found your video while doing research so I can be better preppaired for what is ahead.
Thanks for your video, look forward to learning more.
I love every part of this video.İt's not necessary go to film school.This video shows everything about them.
As a photographer, one can spend a lifetime studying light. Virtually every detail discussed here in Cinematic Lighting applies to still photography as well. Light paints our world. Drink it in.
Exactly!
Your channel is hands down the best on UA-cam for learning about cinema. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Finally found a channel where found something about Light in cinema or visual story telling.
தீபாவளி திருநாளில் lighting techniques video வெளியிட்டதற்கு மிக்க நன்றி. மகிழ்ச்சி.
Thanks for watching!
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My dad is a video photographer and has done a lot of cinematography in earlier years of his career. He taught me a lot about all this stuff as he knows I aspire to be a film director.
We should put studiobinder in our CVs for recognition because you guys are so great!
Just mention us in your award ceremonies haha
Learning lighting is hard, but essential for the good cinematography. Thanks for the video!
It's essential!
THIS CHANNEL HAS A LOT OF QUALITY ,I PRESS THE LIKE BUTTON
Thank you for reawakening my childlike love of film.
Yeah, new episode of Shot list! Thank you 💖
It's bacK!
Always enjoyable. Ever informative. Thank you StudioBinder.
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StudioBinder is SO INCREDIBLY HELPFUL! Your content is so comprehensive, clear and soo interestingly presented. I have learned a big chunk of all my fundamentals of film making from your channel. Thank you!
Yes! I remember I requested this year a while back and now your doing it! Your the best studio binder.
More on the way :)
As a photographer, I appreciate (and critique) composition, lighting, lens choice, angles, etc. whenever I watch a movie. I know I bore/annoy my husband when I praise a choice, because I go technical on it, but who am I going to geek out about it? So much thanks from my inner photography geek. This video was 😙🤌🏼💋
I found this channel yesterday. WOW! All the videos are professional and illuminating! GREAT VOICE ACTING AS WELL!
Its diwali here in India
Its the Festival of Lights, victory of good over evil
& studiobinder dropped this video about cinematic lightning 😂😅
Happy diwali to all 🎆🎉
Time to start lighting!
You're doing God's work with these videos, thank you so much for all the effort you guys put into making these as valuable as they are!
THANK YOU MY BROTHER FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY AND ANOTHER FAMILY!!!
Cheers!
Thank you so much. Words aren't enough to express my Gratitude
a like, subscribe, and share will haha
*This YT channel is so inspiring & useful for aspiring filmmakers. Big Thanks*
You're welcome!
This content is by far, i mean superduper by far the best thats out there.
That's the goal!
Thank you very much for this master class, studio binder.
Cheers!
Studio binder one of my favorite teacher
I honestly love this channel. Thank you for creating these videos, and sharing your knowledge with us. Love everyone involved on this channel
Love our viewers!
Man I cant believe I learn so much in studiobinder
best channel to learn filmmaking
thank you for everything this channel has given
More will be given!
Two years watching this channel. i´m still learning a lot.
Filmmaking never ends!
Wow, you guys gotta do more of these videos. Keep up the great work!
More on the way!
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Another episode. Sweet ! Cant wait to watch it.
Hope it helps!
@@StudioBinder always does. You have the best videos for learning cinematography and lighting no doubt.
Thankyou StudioBinder! This was so helpful and informative ❤ Keep up the great work 😊
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You're providing masterclasses on your channel-thank you so much! I'm curious, how much time do you usually take to complete each video?
Can't wait for the next one, this is going to be epic.
Working on it!
great video! i would like to see a longer more detailed video about this subject ! cant wait for part 2
It's coming!
Did the part two come out yet?
WOW!!! I'm the first comment - god I love this channel esp. The Shot List.
BTW who is the narrator? His voice is *SOOOOO* cool!I just finished the video, which was pretty info dense, but I am looking forward to the part two which i hope will show us how we can do some of these lighting effects ourself on a shoestring budget.
Narrator is Paul Gregory!
It's Awesome how Cinematic Lighting defines the Identity of the Film with Beauty. Thank you StudioBinder, I'm Inspired.
And enthusiastic about understanding the Chiaroscuro.
Happy filming!
What a great video guys! I'm super thankful for having access to such educational material. All the best!
Cheers!
One of the best explanations on lighting!
I love you Studio Binder!
Have you guys done a video on how people hide their cameras or equipments in shots?
As always, loving the high quality content.
well, cameras are what's capturing the shot so they wouldn't need to hide it. By equipment, if you're referring to lights then they put it outside the shots range of view.
you guys are life saviors
Thank you StudioBinder, this series is extremely useful and educational!
Great to hear!
Glad that this video showed up on my feed, Was very helpful !!!
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This channel's my hero, man
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Everything on this channel is so good, explaining very important advanced theory, or it seems to be advanced for me
Great Video.
I feel enlightened.
we hope so :)
Great video!!! Can't wait for the next episode!!!
On the way!
As a seasoned professional photographer dipping his toes into the scary world of cinematography, this is very educational and exciting. It would be amazing to make some videos on ultra-small teams (even one-man gang) and how to achieve great results with very little budget. 2022 cameras such as the fuji Xh2s, sony and blackmagic are changing how people approach video in the future (especially with decrease in budgets and increase in deliverables). Would be an amazing series that many would learn from. Not to take anything away from traditional ways of doing things...but times be changing :)
Thanks and very happy to have found your channel!
Welcome to the club!
One of the greatest youtube channel i ever seen 🥰🥰🥰🥰 it's my textbook as a film maker
I have reached the point that whenever I start watching one of your videos I hit the like button before 10 seconds of the video have passed. :)
Another great video, and it's convenient because I've been diving a little more on studio lighting.
Hope it helps!
Can't wait the second part to know abou the famous technique of "Spreading the jam" (Smarmellare)
I really love filming.
Cinephiles stand up!
most EDUCATiONAL vidoes on FiLMMAKING ...
That's the goal :)
Thanks to this video I finally understand F stops!
i have seen many lights videos but damn i like to see it again and again because basics you know, SB always does the job
I really love the shot lists videos.
been waiting for lighting tutorial thank you
Hope it helps!
Very informative!
It would've been interesting to say a few things about the frequencies (refresh rates?) of different lights and how they influence the camera settings.
maybe in part 2!
Thank you so so so much for such useful videos , if i ever get an award , i will definitely mention studio binder for helping me
It's working thanks my friend
Great!
Incredible resource! I got here while looking for information for a character I'm writing, but the way you describe the process makes me want to do it myself - which is a pretty hard thing to achieve imo!
Always so educational, and full of useful information! 🙌🙌
What great delivery, thank you for the quality content!
Studio Binder is my film school
Yes!
It's just a start...but a great one!
Part 2 coming soon!
Thanks for the video, such an amazing work!
Happy to!
Epic job guys;!! Thankssss!! City of god 👍🏻
Hope it helps!
It was very much helpful need part 2 and 3
More on the way!
Amazing content! You are appreciated!
I would like to start learning something about video editing, VFX, etc… what do you guys recommend? Is there any useful course or tutorial?
Btw great video, I always appreciate your content, this is a beautiful channel!
Thank you 🙏🏻
I think if you type in Premiere Pro beginner course on YT and Google you'll get all the information you need. There's so many sources and you can learn the basics through any of them really
Amazing job as always
Amazing work!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks so much sir for your guidance
My question is. On eps 6. Camera movement in on 21:36 minutes I saw that the background is moving faster than the forground characters
Please which vidio would I watch than explained this kind of effect
Thank sir I wish you all the best
Thank you StudioBinder amazing video
Love these so much, very informative. Keep it up
More on the way!
In my personal opinion… Lighting is the single most important aspect to video production! Even more important than the camera brand or lens brand you use! I have seen poor video quality on expensive cameras & lenses from bad lighting, but I have never seen poor video quality on even cheap cameras & lenses that had good lighting! The common denominator is light!💡
Informative video love from india
Love from California!