I've had a dozen UA-cam channels over the years and I swear to God I subscribe to Film Riot every time. These guys are a major reason I am pursuing a career in filmmaking, so thanks Ryan, Josh, Emily and everyone else who's been on the Film Riot team over the years.
Subscribed to film riot 11 yrs ago. Now I am doing film as a profession. Still, This channel never cease to inspire me to write, shoot, edit and laugh when I'm watching their episodes. Thanks for the inspiration to all of film riots full production!!
You guys are one of the reasons we’ve started making short films some years ago, and with Corridor Digital & Rocket Jump as well, thank you for your work that inspired thousands of aspiring filmmakers out there!
videos like this five years ago is why I even started watching film riot. since then I've grown, but the value you guys put out most likely helped an entire generation of film lovers. kinda like Andrew Kramer with vfx.
For people who are busy and don't have time to watch the whole video and just want to know the terms and see if you know them or not before watching the video : 1. Compositing 2. Keying 3. Rotoscoping 4. Paint outs/removals 5. Matte Paintings 6. Day for Night 7. Assets 8. CGI 9. Passes
This is why Film Riot is my go-to filmmaking channel. A wealth of knowledge in an entertaining and digestible way. When will the VFX Tuesday tutorials come back? I remember last year you guys were trying to do that but suddenly stopped.
If anyone hasn't tried them yet, their effects rock. I went a little crazy with their Black Friday sale and they look awesome and are super easy to use, even for a newbie like me. :-)
remembering watching film riot when I was 12 years old in 2012, downloaded a pirate version of After Effect and started with the lightsaber hahahaha, where it all started. Respect, you guys influenced a lot of filmmakers in this generation.
This just made me love MUCH more the Vfx Career. I'm trying to get into it mostly with mate paintings and compositing :) Thanks for this awesome video man
I've learned tons from Film Riot over the last few months. Practical lighting is still the trickiest for me right now. Soon as I see the new post on IG I'm off to UA-cam but I suck at their trivia.
Great piece! I gots ta tell ya I lived in Dallas and ya'll are freezing there. Not That cold there in a hundred years! Be positive, test negative....and keep warm! JV
As a VFX professional, I appreciate having somewhere to send curious friends and family members who want to learn a little bit more about what I do for a living. My only point of contention would be how you use the word "assets". That word has a very specific meaning at VFX houses where proper digital asset management is necessary to produce shows on a bigger scale. In that context, every image sequence, 3d model or compositing script is an "asset" stored in your production database, carefully tracked and managed by your production tracking system (such as Shotgun or FTrack). Instead, we usually refer to the type of footage you are talking about as "elements". Different companies might use slight variations, such as "2d element", "library element" or "stock element", but it's usually something along those lines. It's perhaps not a universally adopted term, and the word "element" on its own can indeed be used in a wider sense to refer to any plate, render, or even matte painting, used in a comp. But when a supervisor asks a comper to look for suitable elements, there is generally no confusion as to what they mean.
Thank you, Ryan! I appreciate a good refresher in VFX every now and then. Reminds me of the possibilities that you can do in VFX to pull off some sweet sweet goodness!
Thank you so much for this! I believe learning the proper terminology really helps to search for tips/videos when trying new things in your films as well as communicating with collaborators.
@@deancreate it was one of the first things I learned. And from film riot! I’ve got a few saber short films now. Love making them but its hours of roto work!
Excelent video, guys!! Although as a film fan I'm familiar with most of the terms, it's always nice to get a refresher, plus you always one new to learn. In this case, it was the very last one, PASSES. Thank you so much and looking forward to a future "9 CGI Terms You Should Know" vid!!!
@@funfilm77 the quality wont look good fi they dont get the time and the money dosent matter ppl aint working more that what they get paid thats why some movies cgi looks bad the company just not getting enough money so they aint waisting their time and will instead put time on the project that payinbg well and deliver
@@adrianstjarnfaldt7359 People like this don't do it for the money only, thats why the shorts they do look so good. When money is the only goal, then we get crap movies.
Thank you so much for this! I'm just getting into vfx, mainly set extension and some small ar sort of stuff.. In preproduction for my first ever short. You guys are a huge inspiration!! Thank you so much for all your hard work!!
I would love to see a video specifically on the passes process. That seems a little bit more advanced than you said it was possibly but maybe it is something that we do and don’t really realize?
Film riot should open a major film company, they’d be 10x better than holly wood, cus there ideas and work they put in is incredible. They do more with less
I used to make a living as a video editor and motion graphics artist. I did a few no-budget, take-what-you-can-get numbers with my friends in high school and college, and worked in After Effects and Premiere for years on dozens of projects. Ultimately it wasn't my calling, but one day I hope to return to filmmaking as a hobby, and make something completely, irredeemably silly and terrible - now with the techniques I learned from FIlm Riot.
I'm just glad that you guys and corridor crew are friends. I thought you guys were trying to spill each other's gutts and blood. Haha... JK. Great content guys!
Hy Ryan........First of All I'm your biggest fan & learned a lot from you guys in the last decade. Second, I was wondering if you make some tutorials using Davinci....... Because I,ve been practicing your tutorials from many years using after effects and premiere pro...........but since the last update of of Davinci, I moved to it but didn't find any help around the internet regarding davinci ........ I'm not asking you to change your workflow, but like you make that color grading episode using Davinci... just make at least one episode per month using davinci. I hope you will give some extension to my request.......... BTW LOVE YOU GUYS......
I've had a dozen UA-cam channels over the years and I swear to God I subscribe to Film Riot every time. These guys are a major reason I am pursuing a career in filmmaking, so thanks Ryan, Josh, Emily and everyone else who's been on the Film Riot team over the years.
*Internet hug*
Oh yes, so grateful to Ryan and friends!
Best coaching centre of visual effects in the world ???
@@filmriot I love you!!!
@@filmriot woah, woah there. mind the social distance. hug with a VPN
Your channel is the best
I feel incamera needs some love
Roto artist here planing to move into compositing
so you rise from Hell XD congrats
Subscribed to film riot 11 yrs ago. Now I am doing film as a profession. Still, This channel never cease to inspire me to write, shoot, edit and laugh when I'm watching their episodes. Thanks for the inspiration to all of film riots full production!!
You guys are one of the reasons we’ve started making short films some years ago, and with Corridor Digital & Rocket Jump as well, thank you for your work that inspired thousands of aspiring filmmakers out there!
videos like this five years ago is why I even started watching film riot. since then I've grown, but the value you guys put out most likely helped an entire generation of film lovers. kinda like Andrew Kramer with vfx.
For people who are busy and don't have time to watch the whole video and just want to know the terms and see if you know them or not before watching the video :
1. Compositing
2. Keying
3. Rotoscoping
4. Paint outs/removals
5. Matte Paintings
6. Day for Night
7. Assets
8. CGI
9. Passes
This is why Film Riot is my go-to filmmaking channel. A wealth of knowledge in an entertaining and digestible way. When will the VFX Tuesday tutorials come back? I remember last year you guys were trying to do that but suddenly stopped.
I would like to see an episode about the day-to-night topic.
10th year watching Film Riot! Keep the goodies coming!
If anyone hasn't tried them yet, their effects rock. I went a little crazy with their Black Friday sale and they look awesome and are super easy to use, even for a newbie like me. :-)
Following for 8 years.... U make just osm content.... Thanks a lot.... I have learned lots of things from this channel.... Hats off...
Any refresher is always worth the time. Thanks.
Thank you so much for teachong us these terms very helpful 🥰🥰
remembering watching film riot when I was 12 years old in 2012, downloaded a pirate version of After Effect and started with the lightsaber hahahaha, where it all started. Respect, you guys influenced a lot of filmmakers in this generation.
Learnt something from this video. Thanks Mister
Video copilot and film riot is The wonderful channel in the world for vfx lerning
Always a good day for film riot
Great video. Shoutout to all the filmmakers out there. 🤙🏾
"the time given to complete that shot". It's always this one. It's a rare person I work with that truly understands how long this stuff can take.
8:27 Nice to see Blender as example
**me, currently rendering a shot for an animated short film:* Yes, interesting....🤔🤔
I know this. I just love hearing it explained. Thumbs Up!
This just made me love MUCH more the Vfx Career. I'm trying to get into it mostly with mate paintings and compositing :) Thanks for this awesome video man
Day n night was the first video I saw on this channel back in 2010!!
I've learned tons from Film Riot over the last few months. Practical lighting is still the trickiest for me right now. Soon as I see the new post on IG I'm off to UA-cam but I suck at their trivia.
Perfect. Love the Extinction and Infinity asset packs. Getting lots of use out of them.
I didn’t know these terms, so thank you for this video
Great video. Love this kind of "Glossary Video" that gets everyone on the same foot and, hopefully, encourages parity in terms of vernacular.
I love that a bunch of filmmakers on UA-cam are friends with eachother eg you and corridor
Favourite teacher
Great piece! I gots ta tell ya I lived in Dallas and ya'll are freezing there. Not That cold there in a hundred years! Be positive, test negative....and keep warm! JV
As a VFX professional, I appreciate having somewhere to send curious friends and family members who want to learn a little bit more about what I do for a living. My only point of contention would be how you use the word "assets". That word has a very specific meaning at VFX houses where proper digital asset management is necessary to produce shows on a bigger scale. In that context, every image sequence, 3d model or compositing script is an "asset" stored in your production database, carefully tracked and managed by your production tracking system (such as Shotgun or FTrack). Instead, we usually refer to the type of footage you are talking about as "elements". Different companies might use slight variations, such as "2d element", "library element" or "stock element", but it's usually something along those lines. It's perhaps not a universally adopted term, and the word "element" on its own can indeed be used in a wider sense to refer to any plate, render, or even matte painting, used in a comp. But when a supervisor asks a comper to look for suitable elements, there is generally no confusion as to what they mean.
Thank you, Ryan! I appreciate a good refresher in VFX every now and then. Reminds me of the possibilities that you can do in VFX to pull off some sweet sweet goodness!
Thank you so much for this! I believe learning the proper terminology really helps to search for tips/videos when trying new things in your films as well as communicating with collaborators.
Thank you so much for doing this video...I knew some of these, but you've really filled in some gaps in my knowledge.
Great video as always!! Always feel so inspired watching these!
I'm learning vfx and this video is really help full
Bought your glitch pack last year and I love it!
Detonation films are the most underrated company as regards to Assets for VFX
I would love for you if you went over some more term and vocab in film in general. Thank you so much!
Very informative!
Amazing list of vfx. I always love your videos
Thanks so much. I’m new to the scene and often would be embarrassed to ask some of the questions that you cover.
Thank you for your great videos that help alot.
This was really useful. I actually learned quite a few things from this.
i would like to see a video that focuses on CGI. keep up the great work, love these videos.
Helpful
yes these stuffs is Very Important !
Awesome to see this. :)
Amazing as always! Pure awesomeness. Thanks Bryan 🙏
Love this video! You guys rock!
Rotoscoping is definitely HATED! #Lightsabers!
Lightsabers are so easy to achieve yet so time-consuming! 😭
@@deancreate it was one of the first things I learned. And from film riot! I’ve got a few saber short films now. Love making them but its hours of roto work!
Excelent video, guys!! Although as a film fan I'm familiar with most of the terms, it's always nice to get a refresher, plus you always one new to learn. In this case, it was the very last one, PASSES.
Thank you so much and looking forward to a future "9 CGI Terms You Should Know" vid!!!
Wonderfull help think you soo much
Thank you so much! this is very useful content! love 💗love 💗it.
Short and great, thanks =)
very Great Chapter actually!
Thank you very much
I have learnt a lot from you and in fact made a short film about Magic in just $206 approx
This video is fire 🔥 so good
Always enjoy your contents Ryan...keep it up and keep safe. Thumbs up to the Film Riot crew
Cover the different rendering options and why you would use them. That would be super helpful.
Great content as usual
I’d love to see a film where film riot, video copilot, corridor digital and production crate all team up to make a bad ass movie
Can you imagine the movie quality and special effects?
@@funfilm77 I’d definitely be watching it
@@funfilm77 the quality wont look good fi they dont get the time and the money dosent matter ppl aint working more that what they get paid thats why some movies cgi looks bad the company just not getting enough money so they aint waisting their time and will instead put time on the project that payinbg well and deliver
@@adrianstjarnfaldt7359 People like this don't do it for the money only, thats why the shorts they do look so good. When money is the only goal, then we get crap movies.
Love you film riot! i am watching you sence 2014 please make a CGI in after effects episode thank's
Really useful information
ive been planning a video with vfx in it (im pretty new at it (: ) and im so glad i found this video, yall always come through clutch with the tips
yea yall posted
Thank you so much for this! I'm just getting into vfx, mainly set extension and some small ar sort of stuff..
In preproduction for my first ever short. You guys are a huge inspiration!!
Thank you so much for all your hard work!!
I love your videos 🔥🔥🔥
I've watched so many Film Riot videos lately... I can't say "LOGO" without doing the voice!!!!
Need some tutorials on VFX related stuffs like you guys did 3D projection, sci-fi battlefield
Something I needed and never knew I’ll stumble across. Thanks as always Film Riot! For everything!
Plus Gamora + Green Screen = 😬
8:24 NICE
You guys should do a long series about compisuting
Wow it’s very good
I would like to know more about vsf compositing 👍👍👍😊
There's alot things I'm yet to know about being a vfx artiste its my passion. Film riot! I'd be happy if I could get a little enlightenment.
I taught myself everything in this video.
can you help me how to do 0:44 make it 3D like poles and people in field please!!
Thank you for good content 🤍
Comment for the algorithm
I am a FILM RIOT Binge Watcher......No regrets Ever.
I'm getting into VFX and 3d art. O wanna do some film making so that's why I'm here lol
do a collab with corridor
I would love to see a video specifically on the passes process. That seems a little bit more advanced than you said it was possibly but maybe it is something that we do and don’t really realize?
Film riot should open a major film company, they’d be 10x better than holly wood, cus there ideas and work they put in is incredible. They do more with less
Hey. Snyder cut. awesome.
More videos of this please lol i know literally next to nothing about vfx lol
Como me encantaría que estos videos estuviesen en español 😢😢😢 son espectaculares 👍👍
You are amazing!
Thank uuuuuuu!!!!!!!
Thank you and please cover The history of matchmove! Just like this =)
Thank you!
8:24 SnyderCut :D
Thank you this is so useful but can you do all that you told practically please.
Wonderful
Love from India
+1 to detail the different passes. Please ! It would help us a lot.
I used to make a living as a video editor and motion graphics artist. I did a few no-budget, take-what-you-can-get numbers with my friends in high school and college, and worked in After Effects and Premiere for years on dozens of projects. Ultimately it wasn't my calling, but one day I hope to return to filmmaking as a hobby, and make something completely, irredeemably silly and terrible - now with the techniques I learned from FIlm Riot.
When you smash like button so hard you almost hit unsub accidentally
I smashed the like button so hard I cracked my computer monitor. THANKS A LOT, FILM RIOT...
Dein Name eif
I'm just glad that you guys and corridor crew are friends. I thought you guys were trying to spill each other's gutts and blood. Haha... JK. Great content guys!
Hy Ryan........First of All I'm your biggest fan & learned a lot from you guys in the last decade. Second, I was wondering if you make some tutorials using Davinci....... Because I,ve been practicing your tutorials from many years using after effects and premiere pro...........but since the last update of of Davinci, I moved to it but didn't find any help around the internet regarding davinci ........ I'm not asking you to change your workflow, but like you make that color grading episode using Davinci... just make at least one episode per month using davinci.
I hope you will give some extension to my request.......... BTW LOVE YOU GUYS......