Even if I have clicked the bell icon, I check this channel each and every day after the last video crosses 7 days mark in the hope that he has uploded a new video. LOVE YOU🥺.
Thank you so much man. I recently read a comment berating the knowledge taught by persons on UA-cam and whilst that's a whole separate discussion...what and how you teach has such amazing real world value and... and... is incredibly inspirational and entertaining as well. You keep us a step or two or three ahead of our past selves dude. Cheers 🤙🏾
I think what is so encouraging and refreshing about you is that you don't have the best firmware, the ""best" camera, the "best" lighting. Your process is so simple, yet very intentional.
The biggest thing that stood out to me in this video is just how happy you look Danny. Not saying you’re not a happy bloke, but I’m loving the positive and encouraging vibes that are coming from your direction. Keep smashing it and inspiring all of us.
Also I want to thank you for all the teaching you do for me. I got an internship because of all the things I’ve learned from you. They watched some of my work and they asked if I was Danny gevirtz inspired. Thank you man for making “average films” and helping me learn
I burnt myself out on this passion as a whole form my last job doing it. It's going on 8 months since I've even touched my camera or premiere. This video and a few others of yours have got me consuming filmmaking content with the love I had before. Thanks :)
I keep feeling like your videos Danny are the mental breath of fresh air I need. Been feeling paralyzed for ages and not sure how to 'make the thing' without the gear and the crew. Back to basics is the way.
Who doesn't love the sound of striping a drive, that tap of the putter... to the ball dropping in the hole. Golf is low key some good asmr. Bringing back the simple storytelling also. Get out there and just start filming....love it!
Dan, I realized that what's even more impressive than your down to earth cinematography and storytelling skills is your editing skills. The pacing in this one is amazing. Would love to see an editing break down!!
Danny, good on you for calling yourself successful. Success isn’t fame or big money - it’s fulfilling your inner purpose and finding joy within it. Not to mention, most of us are so stuck in our heads, thinking we suck. But in reality, we’re doing things and making small steps day by day
“I love your stuff man”! I love the way you look at things…. Please never stop making these stuff… it really gives me courage to keep on enjoying the art of filmmaking!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤🤙🤙🤙🤙❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just wanted to jump in the comments and let you know that your videos have been giving me life. Your work is INCREDIBLE but what's even more remarkable is your transparency in your workflow and the production industry. I appreciate you. Keep it up!
So inspiring. Aspiring to make short films as good as this. I’m glad you came onto the youtube scene and brought more real filmmaking to the space. You must be happy about the FX3 firmware update!
Simply sir you make a great teach. One who shares in a way that opens doors without forcing any narratives, completely open for individuals creativity. Mad thanks ~Smile oN
This is so inspiring and relatable as I’m personally trying to pick golf back up after not playing in years. I also thought about making a short film about the process and then you post this, only makes me even more motivated to make one. Thanks for all of the inspiration you have provided man! Your work is incredible! Look forward to future films!
Awesome video! I find this 'simple' filmmaking philosophy really inspiring. Did some bigger crew projects as a dp, but to be honest they really stress me out. I find way more joy in doing 'simple' projects with just one or two folks I like to work with. Not focusing on following the formal roles, but just helping each other out, creating something cool together and enjoying the process.
always encouraged by you after watching your breakdown video. I was talking to my friend this morning and he said he's flying to see your movie, thanks for always being such inspirational and even making people want to fly oversea to meet you!
First of all I loved your video. And when you do these BTS and show us how you created your magical film it just amazes me. I have learned quite a lot from you. Thank you.
Well this is a nice surprise- more content from my favorite filmmaker on the drive home to Florida, after meeting said favorite filmmaker. Danny - you’re the real deal, and it was so good to experience that authenticity first hand. One day when I grow up I wanna be like you. Honestly, my goal in life is just to be on the crew call sheet of the next Danny Gevirtz movie! Keep making awesome stuff brother ❤
Awe cranking them out while on tour ! Was amazing meeting you and Matti last night. Thanks for everything you do and taking the time to talk to the small people. Aka me.
Hey Danny! I really liked the short and this breakdown is also really cool. There are some things I'd like to know (which are probably super obvious to you or other people): 1. How do you know that the location is actually good without the camera? Basically what aspects of the location are you considering before the shoot? 2. If you shoot in low light (03:19), how do you expose the shot for S-Slog3? 3. Do you use ND filters for daytime shots? If yes which one is that? 4. I would like to see a little more into your thought process when you are coming up with idea like this one. How do you transfer such a simple thing like "learning golf" into such a great short film? Was the voice over first and did that drive the visuals (like ironing, butter,...) or was it reversed for you? Many questions, but Im kinda stuck with my ideas and how to transform them into a short film, that actually looks like a short film and not like a video shot by a 5y old :D.
Loving these breakdowns! I loved all the quick cut sequences in the short- reminded me a lot of Edgar Wright. Hope all the screenings for ITIS go well!
Dope breakdown and I love how raw some of these shots were taken but they still look professional. And my secret weapon for all my stuff has always been sound design because it really does make something feel much larger than it is.
Also, that last piece, keep it simple when you feel paralyzed from being overwhelmed, is definitely something I'm going to try and keep in mind from now on!
Thanks for the breakdown Danny! Super helpful. Would love to see some behind the scenes breakdowns of "I think I'm sick". The trailer is beautiful and can't wait to see it!
This is such an inspirational video, but overall your breakdown of how you shot it is even better. Im a golfer myself and I can relate with the shot at the range after hours. Im keen to give a go at my own take after this. Great content Danny!!
I love the explanation Danny! I took some notes down to help remember this for the next time I'm on a shoot! Your videos are like a magicians act, keeping the audience focused on what you want them to see. Once you show the how the trick was done some of the magic is gone but I'm impressed by how subtle the sound design and shot selections were. I knew I liked them but now I can appreciate them more lol.
You inspire me so much - you’re probably the creator that inspires me the most - your content is original and authentic I consider you extremely successful, keep up the good work Danny!
@@DannyGevirtz Ofc man, there’s so many people out there making something unoriginal. I love seeing people put their heart and soul into a project and appreciate authenticity when i see it! inspires me to keep creating!
danny...youre so humble. Love that. And this triangle thing blew my mind. In your breakdowns you always explain what my brain actually does.. and why I loved it so much haha. and one more thing... you always claim this to be "simple". But the way you see things and visualize it before you even shoot it - I think that is a real talent and the way you handle this talent with being humble as hell makes you 1 of my favorite filmmakers ever! thank you! :)
Appreciate you for doing this man. It's really inspiring and you are successful brotha. More and more people will see your greatness as you continue on the path.
Danny, thanks a lot for breaking this down, but I have a request. When you are shooting, you get some pretty great footage of lighting and composition, and I'm sure myself and others would enjoy seeing a follow up on this with how you choose the evening or morning shots with how you set up the talent (yourself) in front of the sunrise or sunset, as well as what adjustments of the ND filter, Fstop, frame speed, etc. you're making. Your baseball short when you show the closeup of the kid on the baseball field with the sunset behind him, the shots here on this golf short showing you on the green (08:05) and how you decided to chose that shot, and then finally on (09:20 - same day I assume) you capture the sun and lighting at a really fantastic angle, creeping into the top right of the frame. All of that shooting is seemingly what is making your shorts and movie I'm sure (when I get to see it) stand out and I know other's woudl like to get some insight. Thanks and always a fan. Love you
Ugh such a good breakdown. Please more of these 🙏🏻
Thank you brother 👨🏼🤝👨🏻
Dude! Shooting my first golf event at a wedding tomorrow, and it was great to get your thoughts and creative shot ideas here!
Even if I have clicked the bell icon, I check this channel each and every day after the last video crosses 7 days mark in the hope that he has uploded a new video. LOVE YOU🥺.
Haha not one today sorry man!! Next Monday tho!
Best way to expense a few golf clubs and tee times. Shoot a short film!
Love the film. This was a lesson in storyboarding for me. Great work.
Hahaha exactly
Thank you so much man. I recently read a comment berating the knowledge taught by persons on UA-cam and whilst that's a whole separate discussion...what and how you teach has such amazing real world value and... and... is incredibly inspirational and entertaining as well. You keep us a step or two or three ahead of our past selves dude. Cheers 🤙🏾
Didn’t even notice the triangles. Loved seeing that in the breakdown. Keep at the golf man!
Thank you for sharing!
"Having it done is so much more important than having it be perfect"
This just goes to show you don’t need a big crew to make something cinematic! Love this channel!
I think what is so encouraging and refreshing about you is that you don't have the best firmware, the ""best" camera, the "best" lighting. Your process is so simple, yet very intentional.
The biggest thing that stood out to me in this video is just how happy you look Danny. Not saying you’re not a happy bloke, but I’m loving the positive and encouraging vibes that are coming from your direction. Keep smashing it and inspiring all of us.
Man I am really happy these days. Thank you
*new video from Danny Gevirtz*
LET'S F****** GOOOO
Also I want to thank you for all the teaching you do for me. I got an internship because of all the things I’ve learned from you. They watched some of my work and they asked if I was Danny gevirtz inspired. Thank you man for making “average films” and helping me learn
Your videos are amazing bro!!! 🤌🏻🎬
Haha that’s awesome. Thank you man
Love this. Feel the same way.
Even how u incorporate your sponsor is goated
Another Danny Video, another comment from me saying Danny you inspire me. Love from Nigeria ❤
The pizza insert as a metaphor for what took place had me rolling. The comedic timing was genius bruh
Here to once again say... Thanks Danny G. This is incredibly valuable and helpful!
I really liked the "slice" transition😎
Sound design is crazy...Great job!
I burnt myself out on this passion as a whole form my last job doing it. It's going on 8 months since I've even touched my camera or premiere. This video and a few others of yours have got me consuming filmmaking content with the love I had before. Thanks :)
I keep feeling like your videos Danny are the mental breath of fresh air I need. Been feeling paralyzed for ages and not sure how to 'make the thing' without the gear and the crew. Back to basics is the way.
I'm catching up on your recent content, you keep getting better & better bro 🔥
Sports and filmmaking! My two favorite things. Sports can be beautiful!
Love the thought about shapes. Hadn’t thought about that
Who doesn't love the sound of striping a drive, that tap of the putter... to the ball dropping in the hole. Golf is low key some good asmr.
Bringing back the simple storytelling also. Get out there and just start filming....love it!
please more of these videos! great stuff!
Dan, I realized that what's even more impressive than your down to earth cinematography and storytelling skills is your editing skills. The pacing in this one is amazing. Would love to see an editing break down!!
Danny, good on you for calling yourself successful. Success isn’t fame or big money - it’s fulfilling your inner purpose and finding joy within it. Not to mention, most of us are so stuck in our heads, thinking we suck. But in reality, we’re doing things and making small steps day by day
Mad Respect to you Danny! You inspire a lot of us to enjoy the process of making something.
Thanks so much!
Incredible man! Talk about a motivating ending. Thank you!
I love you too Danny. I’ve been rewatching your videos on lighting so I can take more cinematic photos.
You amaze me so much Danny.
“I love your stuff man”! I love the way you look at things…. Please never stop making these stuff… it really gives me courage to keep on enjoying the art of filmmaking!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤🤙🤙🤙🤙❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you dude!
I just wanted to jump in the comments and let you know that your videos have been giving me life. Your work is INCREDIBLE but what's even more remarkable is your transparency in your workflow and the production industry. I appreciate you. Keep it up!
I love you too Danny!
This was awesome seeing the process! And I agree about just going out and making the thing! Thanks for this
next passion project I got you as cam op! 👍I needed to hear the advice of simplifying. You're prolific and I really admire that
You work always makes me happy! I love this!! 🎬✨
Thanks so much!
Really enjoying the breakdowns!
Thanks for making this Danny! We love your videos!
So inspiring. Aspiring to make short films as good as this. I’m glad you came onto the youtube scene and brought more real filmmaking to the space. You must be happy about the FX3 firmware update!
Such a compelling video! Keep making these Danny !
Thanks man!
Simply sir you make a great teach. One who shares in a way that opens doors without forcing any narratives, completely open for individuals creativity. Mad thanks ~Smile oN
i love this posting schedule you are in. appreciate all of the videos.
Loved this Danny! Inspiring as always.
Continuously the most straight forward and valuable tutorials for filmmaking. Thank you Danny!
Amazing to hear dude! Thank you!
Thank you for the breakdown really helpful insights 🙏😊
Need more of these❣️
just found you around last week and absolutely LOVING what im seeing and hearing. so inspiring / encouraging to what we can do as small filmmakers.
This is so inspiring and relatable as I’m personally trying to pick golf back up after not playing in years. I also thought about making a short film about the process and then you post this, only makes me even more motivated to make one. Thanks for all of the inspiration you have provided man! Your work is incredible! Look forward to future films!
I have to applaud you Danny. I got OG firmware in my p4k. I don’t care about the updates. If I like it I keep it.
Thanks, Danny. This is the reason I made a video dedicated to you. Thank you!
got the artlist annual sub with your code and was so hyped when you shared the Patiently Waiting song
You’re the man Danny!
Brilliant video. Thankyou for sharing.
Aye, that’s my song Patiently Waiting. 😎
Awesome video! I find this 'simple' filmmaking philosophy really inspiring. Did some bigger crew projects as a dp, but to be honest they really stress me out. I find way more joy in doing 'simple' projects with just one or two folks I like to work with. Not focusing on following the formal roles, but just helping each other out, creating something cool together and enjoying the process.
always encouraged by you after watching your breakdown video. I was talking to my friend this morning and he said he's flying to see your movie, thanks for always being such inspirational and even making people want to fly oversea to meet you!
SIMPLE breakdown as well. Love this.
First of all I loved your video. And when you do these BTS and show us how you created your magical film it just amazes me. I have learned quite a lot from you. Thank you.
I appreciate your Video Breakdowns so much!! Especially as a young film student, I can learn so much from your videos, thank you so much!
Thanks dude!
Really appreciate this breakdown bro
you sir are the goat!
So good. Loved this. Try putting without the glove going forward. Gives you more touch and feel
man I just want to be your friend Danny. You frickin stud
You are a genius, such an inspiration ❤
Thank you!
Thanks man, I learned more watching your videos than in film school, obrigado 🇧🇷🤝🏻🇺🇲
Thanks dude!
Love this! Awesome job as always!
Thank you for this awesome breakdown. I want more short cinematic videos like this one please.
ITS HERE ITS FINALLY HERE!!!
Well this is a nice surprise- more content from my favorite filmmaker on the drive home to Florida, after meeting said favorite filmmaker.
Danny - you’re the real deal, and it was so good to experience that authenticity first hand. One day when I grow up I wanna be like you. Honestly, my goal in life is just to be on the crew call sheet of the next Danny Gevirtz movie! Keep making awesome stuff brother ❤
Thank me you brotha! It was a pleasure meeting you it was an honor. So glad you enjoyed the film! Safe travels home
Love the simplicity of everything! You're the man
Awe cranking them out while on tour ! Was amazing meeting you and Matti last night. Thanks for everything you do and taking the time to talk to the small people. Aka me.
Thanks for coming out man!
i cant express to you how much i love your breakdowns lol and just seeing how much u love it hehe
Thank you!!
Onya danny. This is amazing mate ❤
This was awesome!
Dude you're making films, and making a living off it. You're successful.
Thank you man!
Hey Danny! I really liked the short and this breakdown is also really cool. There are some things I'd like to know (which are probably super obvious to you or other people): 1. How do you know that the location is actually good without the camera? Basically what aspects of the location are you considering before the shoot? 2. If you shoot in low light (03:19), how do you expose the shot for S-Slog3? 3. Do you use ND filters for daytime shots? If yes which one is that? 4. I would like to see a little more into your thought process when you are coming up with idea like this one. How do you transfer such a simple thing like "learning golf" into such a great short film? Was the voice over first and did that drive the visuals (like ironing, butter,...) or was it reversed for you? Many questions, but Im kinda stuck with my ideas and how to transform them into a short film, that actually looks like a short film and not like a video shot by a 5y old :D.
Loving these breakdowns! I loved all the quick cut sequences in the short- reminded me a lot of Edgar Wright. Hope all the screenings for ITIS go well!
Thanks dude!
Hahaaaa yessss so dope as always man!!!!
Dope breakdown and I love how raw some of these shots were taken but they still look professional. And my secret weapon for all my stuff has always been sound design because it really does make something feel much larger than it is.
Also, that last piece, keep it simple when you feel paralyzed from being overwhelmed, is definitely something I'm going to try and keep in mind from now on!
I love seeing these breakdowns and learning the entire process
Thanks for the breakdown Danny! Super helpful. Would love to see some behind the scenes breakdowns of "I think I'm sick". The trailer is beautiful and can't wait to see it!
Have you seen the 3 hours of bts content of it??
@@DannyGevirtz I just saw your made a whole series on this, haha. I’ll check it out for sure. Thanks Danny 🤙
I love these videos! They make so much sense yet so subtle. By the way, you are immensely successful!!!!
Love watching these, I really enjoy hearing your process on the composition and sound design!
This is such an inspirational video, but overall your breakdown of how you shot it is even better.
Im a golfer myself and I can relate with the shot at the range after hours. Im keen to give a go at my own take after this. Great content Danny!!
I love the explanation Danny! I took some notes down to help remember this for the next time I'm on a shoot!
Your videos are like a magicians act, keeping the audience focused on what you want them to see. Once you show the how the trick was done some of the magic is gone but I'm impressed by how subtle the sound design and shot selections were. I knew I liked them but now I can appreciate them more lol.
You inspire me so much - you’re probably the creator that inspires me the most - your content is original and authentic I consider you extremely successful, keep up the good work Danny!
Man that’s amazing to hear! Thank you!
@@DannyGevirtz Ofc man, there’s so many people out there making something unoriginal. I love seeing people put their heart and soul into a project and appreciate authenticity when i see it! inspires me to keep creating!
Glad to see you come back ❤
Your breakdowns are so inspiring. Keep it up danny. Much Love
love these! my golf game is the exact opposite. i can drive the ball forever but i cant putt to save my life 😂
Really nice movie! Besides the sound design the color grade really stands out! Would be fun to see a video on that 😊
The look of your videos is very beautiful…can you do a tutorial on how you grade your images ? 🙏
Done is better than perfect.
I love this. Have been struggling with making a short film, especially the idea and story. This helps a lot!
Danny this was an amazing video!! Thank you so much I learned so friggen much from this!
Thank you man!
@@DannyGevirtz thank you, bro!
Another banger. Keep making these, Danny.
danny...youre so humble. Love that. And this triangle thing blew my mind. In your breakdowns you always explain what my brain actually does.. and why I loved it so much haha.
and one more thing... you always claim this to be "simple". But the way you see things and visualize it before you even shoot it - I think that is a real talent and the way you handle this talent with being humble as hell makes you 1 of my favorite filmmakers ever! thank you! :)
A video after the screening?! What a beast!
Lol this video has been scheduled for like a week
Appreciate you for doing this man. It's really inspiring and you are successful brotha. More and more people will see your greatness as you continue on the path.
Thank you man!
Danny, thanks a lot for breaking this down, but I have a request. When you are shooting, you get some pretty great footage of lighting and composition, and I'm sure myself and others would enjoy seeing a follow up on this with how you choose the evening or morning shots with how you set up the talent (yourself) in front of the sunrise or sunset, as well as what adjustments of the ND filter, Fstop, frame speed, etc. you're making. Your baseball short when you show the closeup of the kid on the baseball field with the sunset behind him, the shots here on this golf short showing you on the green (08:05) and how you decided to chose that shot, and then finally on (09:20 - same day I assume) you capture the sun and lighting at a really fantastic angle, creeping into the top right of the frame. All of that shooting is seemingly what is making your shorts and movie I'm sure (when I get to see it) stand out and I know other's woudl like to get some insight.
Thanks and always a fan. Love you
Love it