Everything! If only I knew these tips in earlier like in 2014 when I start learning how to shoot videos. Well, I just learn from my mistakes. Great video YCImaging! I'm a big fan of your work!
To shoot in a flat picture profile. I used to shoot on the standard picture profile on the Canon M50. Learning about dynamic range/flat picture profile and applying it really gave me much more room to color grade in post.
Proper planning. You save a lot of time when you do your research on the site you'll be shooting at, put together some story boards, determine what look you want to go for, and brain storm with the client to determine their expectations. As you also said, people generally see something you've done before and they want something similar to that which helps.
Great video! One of 100 things I wish I knew back: Turn off autofocus, turn manual and do not touch it. Just try to keep focus moving after the subject. This is huge. Makes your video sooooo cinematic. You can leave someone out of focus if you want then come back and so on.
I was forced into learning Manual Focus. Lol Haven't gone back since. I couldn't figure out how to change something in Auto, that i could in Manual---So manual its been and I'm glad, because it made me learn my camera more
@@YCImaging Lol when u don't know you don't know but hey you know now and so I thank you for your struggles and the sharing of them so that we won't have to unless we choose to.
''You can NOT do everything yourself and until you notice this, you never gonna get to that next level.'' Thanks for inspiring YCImaging, your video's are really helpful. Best of luck and keep rocking man!
I've done a couple of run and gun shoots for companies lately and i can not agree more that planning is making the result so much better! I'd say that the one thing i wish i 'd known is that i'd practice even more editing than i did. Editing for me is where 80% of the magic goes down. Thanks for the video man, great tips!
I’m in the .02 percent. Didn’t even realize not many women probably watch you but I just love good info on filmmaking. Makes me feel immersed in the craft. Keep the how to videos coming!
Totally agree, I think one of the biggest things I wish I knew is. def not having to do everything on my own. Know your weaknesses and allow others to fill in that gap while you strive with your strengths. Great video YC.
I agree about the team effort. I do some music live recordings by myself, but when it comes to a proper music video I gotta have my team with me. I need more creative minds on set to make it the best it can be. Thank you for the tips!
So when a team is needed for better quality videos, how do I offer my service for someone without any shooting clips experience? even for a underground artist wouldnt pay 200$
I have been watching your videos for an year now and i have to say the quality of each and every video just keeps on going off the roof .....Congrats on the progress ..True inspiration Fr
If only i knew camera movements can enhance a video and also how to cut to the beat when editing, not forgetting b roll is king. It just brings life back to a story and captivates the viewers attention when done right.
Clients truly do not care, bought a lot of gears I ended up not using. The business management of production is as important as the skill set. We can’t afford to go broke doing what we love.
Don’t wish you knew it before bro. That’s the dope part about what you do! You learn little things here and there to capitalize on your actual skill. Keep killin it!
Actually, I just started on video making, my first music video got uploaded on monday. While editing I realized everything that I got wrong when shooting and definitely already know what I gotta do better. You inspire and help me A LOT keep up with the videos man!!!
BRO. Your hair has been on POINT lately! haha I think the main thing for me starting out (and I still struggle with this) is trying to do everything myself and wanting it to be 100% something I created. As I started working with friends and other creators, it's amazing what two brains can come up with versus one. So collaborating with others would be something I would recommend to people starting out, because it'll only make you and the other people involved better at your craft.
One thing i wish I knew is definitely 1. Test out all your gear after renting and get it on rent 2 days or at least a day before shoot date on every commercially paid shoot. It's better to bill the client a little extra than be sorry and explain to them how the gear has failed and it sucks. Happened once when I rented a sony A7sii where the rental house gave me third party batteries that were bust and didn't even last like 10 mins. The other things are 2. Make up, set design and food & beverages is more important than gear. 3. Document any transaction even though some deals are cash, take signed receipts. 4. Always have a gameplan and a backup plan. 5. Make sure the rental house is friendly and is covered with insurance for gear. 6. " Be friendly and nice to every client you meet. Even if you figure out it's not gonna turn out any profits or advantages but also remind the one's that ask for free work and hassel you that you are doing it for a living."
Hey! I struggled so hard with focal length too, especially since I also come from a photography background where it is easier to control aperture/shutter speed/lighting still shots. Starting the move into videography, I wish I knew how different it actually is compared to photography.. moving subjects, lighting, composition etc. This video has helped me a lot and I no longer feel like a goose. Thank you for existing!
Great video and great tips. One thing is though I have had multiple artists ask what camera I shoot with and even showing my camera rig on a call has helped me increase budgets by up to double. Just having a rigged up camera with a matte box (the big cheque) helps clients take you serious. It's harder to communicate and sell good creative but easier to show a fancy looking rig and they get that you're more professional than a run and gun type. It's a balance though.
glad you talked about your overall vibe first thing i say to myself as watching the video was "this guys constantly smiling and has great energy".. keep at it stay golden.
To shoot in a flat picture profile. I used to shoot on the standard picture profile on the Canon M50. Learning about dynamic range/flat picture profile and applying it really gave me much more room to color grade in post.
“They don’t care about your camera gear” that is 💯 I just made a little 30 sec video for this band filming on my iPhone and sent it to them for free and now on the 22nd, they asked me to be on the stage with them to film the show! They don’t care about your gear!
What's up big bro, great videos man. One thing I would want to know more in depth is understanding color correction and lenses. And especially lenses because there are so many to choose from.
You might not know that the informations you drop are dope and i possibly do not comment to any youtuber but your clear and do not hide the struggle you faced . Loved it . Love from India . May lord bless you.
I wish I knew more about exposure when I first started off. Most of the videos I shot early on were mostly at night and I would crank up the ISO to 6400 all the time. There have been times where I would shoot during the day and would still have the ISO up to around 2500 for no good reason. You have to start somewhere, I guess.
So far, it's been a great adventure that has helped me realise how creative I can really be. Honestly, I wouldn't change anything! From my humble start on the Nikon D3300 to my current full frame Canon, it has been a pleasure learning how to film and take pics 🥰
Dope video as always YC! Man the thing I wish I knew was that your body of work is more valuable than the cost of your equipment. I got caught up in buying gear but wasn’t shooting enough. So when I got all the gear I wanted, I couldn’t charge what I felt the quality was worth because I didn’t have the portfolio to back up the price.
"Let's melt all the make-up off" LOL!!! Classic bro. The nugget about it being a team effort is crucial. But real talk the one thing I wish I knew was how much stress this career will put on your back and feet!!!
THANK YOU for preaching to me about the camera I've got - Ive been dreaming of upgrading to a new camera and good lens, but I don't have the funds to do so and I'm just starting with film. I needed to be reminded to just start with what I've got and as I continue down this road I will upgrade when I can!
feels at home when I'm watching your videos. Your videos are turning me back into a creator instead of a camera/lens scientist 🙄 I don't feel overwhelmed or stressed here.
Thank you for acknowledging us femmes...I just discovered your channel today, and it has been so helpful out of all the others I have seen. Thank you!! Keep up the great work💪🏽
00:00 🎥 The speaker discusses creating video content, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and visuals. 01:18 📸 Understanding aperture and focal length is crucial for photography and videography. 05:00 🔆 Lighting techniques are essential for enhancing the quality of video production. 07:48 🎬 Using stabilizers and innovative camera setups can significantly improve video quality. 09:57 💻 Editing software and post-production tools play a vital role in creating engaging content. 11:05 🎶 Incorporating music and sound effects effectively adds depth to videos.
Duuuuude! This is rad! Loving the more candid delivery. Always sick content. Wish I knew how basic the exposure triangle and exposure was in general... I thought it was sooooo tech, for so long. P.S. it's rare that I leave comments. But I'm stoked! Hahaaaa!
Camera Talk - Look at a rigged out BGH1 with a Ninja V. Love that rig and that's my small one. I have an FX6 also. You can train as a RED user and just rent them for projects. Ask anyone if the own an ALEXA. We rent em both when needed. Also...LENS CHAT - I love the SIRUI 35mm Anamorphic with both cams.
I'm from Nigeria and I really wanna say a big thank you, I'm working on a short film and have learnt a lot from you, I'm gonna send a link to the film when done, a way to say thank you for the knowledge impacted
I had conversations around your last point. Mobile phones are so good nowadays that you could produce fire work with a mobile phone as part of your arsenal and my point is the same as yours: Clients see and care about the end result. If they know you produce fire and roll up with an iPhone, do you know how much of a boss move that is? But of course know your clients and your limits 😬
Currently in the middle of shooting my first music video! I have learned so so much... Number one think I have learned is, if you think it’s not going to work it’s probably not going to. Speak up to your client ! Tell them what you think
Love the practical advice you provided including your recommendation to have a game plan in place before shooting. Also appreciate your insight and experience with lighting! I usually record performers live, recording a music video definitely requires me to change gears. Thank you!
I'm having to do that now even though I haven't shot a lick of footage this guy sees how God has blessed me with the vision of putting videos together, he knows I'm a believer and still wants me to be on his team but I can't do it. I'm in the middle of putting together my own video to shoot myself and looking to see how it comes out. I've never shot video so it's a learning curve that's for sure but I'm going to do it. It took me 2 weeks to understand what camera will work for me and that's the Black Magic 6k Pro. I'm also going with 50mm so that I can at least start playing around with the camera until I decide what mid lens to get and it's between Sigma 24mm-70 Art Lens and the Canon 24mm-70 L Series Lens will figure that out before I get the camera plus other things but I'm hoping this will be a solid start.
Bro, thank you! I'm new to the the game and I'm still learning tons, I saw one of your videos with Indy Mogul and I appreciated your insight on making a music video on "No Budget." Like a jeweler, I try take any jewels dropped. Thanks!
“Clients don’t care about your camera...” #BigFacts G! Been filming with an iPhone X for the last year and a half. Wish I knew the its not about the camera, it’s about the shooter, pre prep and post vision and creativity. Question/Vlog idea: If you had to start a UA-cam page from scratch in 2019, what ideas/strategies would you implement to grow your page?
@@plugpromotion2827 yeah the movie was good and it did get some recognition due to the fact it was shot on a iPhone. But the critics prove, that the movie would have been much better witch professional cameras :3
I definitely feel you on the lighting lessons, that’s still the one thing on every shoot that stresses me out! Any chance we can get a YCImaging crash course on your favorite light placements?
Bruh. I doubt you'll see this. I swear we're twins though. Lol. Started shooting at the same time. Bought the same camera, same nifty fifty. Both going for curls and twist-outs. Lol. So many things I can relate to with you. Love this freaking channel.
Great video as always, I was wondering if you ever thought of making a video breaking down your revenue from sponsorships and the best ways to obtain one?
I would personally come sit in your class if u were to start your own business. I’ve been trying to learn how to shoot videos for about a year now. Other people don’t have time, and I can’t even get upset or mad!! However I’m going to use the things you have said in your blog and make the best of it. Thank you 🙏🏽
LATE DROP! What's one thing you wish you knew before you started shooting?
i hope one day I will be like You ......keep updating us
I wish I learned how to say “no” earlier to some projects, would’ve been able to catch up on sleep instead of “fixing it in post!”
Everything! If only I knew these tips in earlier like in 2014 when I start learning how to shoot videos. Well, I just learn from my mistakes. Great video YCImaging! I'm a big fan of your work!
To shoot in a flat picture profile. I used to shoot on the standard picture profile on the Canon M50. Learning about dynamic range/flat picture profile and applying it really gave me much more room to color grade in post.
William Hall BRO! Me too man. I use to wait on set allll day for unprofessional artists
Yes female viewer here. Thank you lol
Felisha S I appreciate you a ton, that was for you.
seconded :)
forreal tho!
Lol same!!! Lady check in 😂
We're out here too! 😄
Shoutout to my fellow 0.02% 😂💜👍 We here lolol
Kitana Blade Lmao I appreciate y’all.
😂 Hey back!!
Bro the way you talk literally radiates your charisma... i love your personality man... keep it up...
Emgie from Botswana
Proper planning. You save a lot of time when you do your research on the site you'll be shooting at, put together some story boards, determine what look you want to go for, and brain storm with the client to determine their expectations. As you also said, people generally see something you've done before and they want something similar to that which helps.
.02% dang more females need to join the squad
Brittani Jackson Really tho!
Great video! One of 100 things I wish I knew back: Turn off autofocus, turn manual and do not touch it. Just try to keep focus moving after the subject. This is huge. Makes your video sooooo cinematic. You can leave someone out of focus if you want then come back and so on.
When i started AF wasn't even a thing lmao. I would shoot at f/1.8 and have everything outta focus smh.
I was forced into learning Manual Focus. Lol Haven't gone back since. I couldn't figure out how to change something in Auto, that i could in Manual---So manual its been and I'm glad, because it made me learn my camera more
@@YCImaging
Lol when u don't know you don't know but hey you know now and so I thank you for your struggles and the sharing of them so that we won't have to unless we choose to.
@@YCImaging you suck
I used to agree with this but autofocus has gotten so good that in a lot of cases I think it looks great.
''You can NOT do everything yourself and until you notice this, you never gonna get to that next level.'' Thanks for inspiring YCImaging, your video's are really helpful. Best of luck and keep rocking man!
I've done a couple of run and gun shoots for companies lately and i can not agree more that planning is making the result so much better!
I'd say that the one thing i wish i 'd known is that i'd practice even more editing than i did. Editing for me is where 80% of the magic goes down.
Thanks for the video man, great tips!
I’m in the .02 percent. Didn’t even realize not many women probably watch you but I just love good info on filmmaking. Makes me feel immersed in the craft. Keep the how to videos coming!
BROOOO!! U just give me so much inspiration while I was watching this video 💜💜💜
Totally agree, I think one of the biggest things I wish I knew is. def not having to do everything on my own. Know your weaknesses and allow others to fill in that gap while you strive with your strengths. Great video YC.
Right! It's a team effort man
I agree about the team effort. I do some music live recordings by myself, but when it comes to a proper music video I gotta have my team with me. I need more creative minds on set to make it the best it can be. Thank you for the tips!
So when a team is needed for better quality videos, how do I offer my service for someone without any shooting clips experience? even for a underground artist wouldnt pay 200$
Great points, I am a musician and people always get caught up on plugins or samples when really all that matters is that it hits with the people.
I have been watching your videos for an year now and i have to say the quality of each and every video just keeps on going off the roof .....Congrats on the progress ..True inspiration Fr
If only i knew camera movements can enhance a video and also how to cut to the beat when editing, not forgetting b roll is king. It just brings life back to a story and captivates the viewers attention when done right.
Facts
Love watching your videos because it keeps me working on the right path!
Clients truly do not care, bought a lot of gears I ended up not using. The business management of production is as important as the skill set. We can’t afford to go broke doing what we love.
So deep, love this comment
Don’t wish you knew it before bro. That’s the dope part about what you do! You learn little things here and there to capitalize on your actual skill. Keep killin it!
Word to you for shouting out the girls :)) we’re heree
Best Video Maker... YC Imaging
Actually, I just started on video making, my first music video got uploaded on monday.
While editing I realized everything that I got wrong when shooting and definitely already know what I gotta do better.
You inspire and help me A LOT keep up with the videos man!!!
It's really tough to find a direct info video on UA-cam. You crushed it! All the questions I had you answered. Thank you!
BRO. Your hair has been on POINT lately! haha I think the main thing for me starting out (and I still struggle with this) is trying to do everything myself and wanting it to be 100% something I created. As I started working with friends and other creators, it's amazing what two brains can come up with versus one. So collaborating with others would be something I would recommend to people starting out, because it'll only make you and the other people involved better at your craft.
Casey Hardman Appreciate it! Team is always better lol
One thing i wish I knew is definitely
1. Test out all your gear after renting and get it on rent 2 days or at least a day before shoot date on every commercially paid shoot. It's better to bill the client a little extra than be sorry and explain to them how the gear has failed and it sucks.
Happened once when I rented a sony A7sii where the rental house gave me third party batteries that were bust and didn't even last like 10 mins.
The other things are
2. Make up, set design and food & beverages is more important than gear.
3. Document any transaction even though some deals are cash, take signed receipts.
4. Always have a gameplan and a backup plan.
5. Make sure the rental house is friendly and is covered with insurance for gear.
6. " Be friendly and nice to every client you meet. Even if you figure out it's not gonna turn out any profits or advantages but also remind the one's that ask for free work and hassel you that you are doing it for a living."
This is huge!
@@YCImaging thank you! 😍 ✌️
Hey! I struggled so hard with focal length too, especially since I also come from a photography background where it is easier to control aperture/shutter speed/lighting still shots. Starting the move into videography, I wish I knew how different it actually is compared to photography.. moving subjects, lighting, composition etc.
This video has helped me a lot and I no longer feel like a goose.
Thank you for existing!
Great video and great tips. One thing is though I have had multiple artists ask what camera I shoot with and even showing my camera rig on a call has helped me increase budgets by up to double. Just having a rigged up camera with a matte box (the big cheque) helps clients take you serious. It's harder to communicate and sell good creative but easier to show a fancy looking rig and they get that you're more professional than a run and gun type. It's a balance though.
Tight! I'm feeling it
Great tips. Thanks for keeping it a hundred. It's great learning tidbits from your hustle
glad you talked about your overall vibe first thing i say to myself as watching the video was "this guys constantly smiling and has great energy".. keep at it stay golden.
it's not about the camera and lenses, it's about the art that you create with the tools you have.
To shoot in a flat picture profile. I used to shoot on the standard picture profile on the Canon M50. Learning about dynamic range/flat picture profile and applying it really gave me much more room to color grade in post.
Shot By Chuka For sure!
One thing I wish I was to know when I first started shooting was to learn the type of frames to shoot for each type of video that I was doing !😂😂
Thanks bro! I've been a photographer for three years and I just bought a Gimball to learn video, man am solucky to stumble on your channel.
I wish I didnt have your glidecam ran over at that 1 shoot :(
Creative Ryan Video about THIS coming soon!
Lmao damn Ryan, do you hate this man?
@@miyurinorris158 HAHAHAH
Savage 😂😂🙈
Snapped Media RYAN LOWKEY HAS IT OUT FOR YC lmao
“They don’t care about your camera gear” that is 💯 I just made a little 30 sec video for this band filming on my iPhone and sent it to them for free and now on the 22nd, they asked me to be on the stage with them to film the show! They don’t care about your gear!
I’m so proud of your channel growth my dude! I’ve been a subscriber since you were at about 65k! Keep doing your thing!
José The Rover José, I appreciate the support!
What's up big bro, great videos man. One thing I would want to know more in depth is understanding color correction and lenses. And especially lenses because there are so many to choose from.
Definitely, the lighting. Brighter is not always better.
You might not know that the informations you drop are dope and i possibly do not comment to any youtuber but your clear and do not hide the struggle you faced . Loved it .
Love from India .
May lord bless you.
#1.......Gear does not matter. It is what the end product looks and sounds like. Period. Thanks for the great vids!
man You are my role model in this field
Crazy X Studio I just make stuff lol. I’m glad you checked this video out.
@@YCImaging i always do bruh i never missed none of ur videos
Lol sometimes i spend 24 hours on Your channel
I wish I understood cinematic camera movements. And that it's about the lenses more than the camera.
Deedz Productionz Lenses are important.
I just want you to know that you are really my number one inspiration. Carry on!
I wish I knew more about exposure when I first started off. Most of the videos I shot early on were mostly at night and I would crank up the ISO to 6400 all the time. There have been times where I would shoot during the day and would still have the ISO up to around 2500 for no good reason. You have to start somewhere, I guess.
So far, it's been a great adventure that has helped me realise how creative I can really be. Honestly, I wouldn't change anything! From my humble start on the Nikon D3300 to my current full frame Canon, it has been a pleasure learning how to film and take pics 🥰
WILL ALWAYS AND FOREVER BE THE GOAT FOR THESE VIDEOS!!
I love youre stuff bro, seriously you and darius britt have been huge inspirations for me as a black creator, no lie. Thank you.
Darius is the homie! He makes dope stuff.
Great Content bro... I have been watching you for years... I love seeing your subscriber count rise... Keep up the great work!
Craig Strachan Creative Appreciate you!
I wish I didn't feel like I needed all the best gear to go out and start producing films.
you're the man, big inspo, keep it up, much love.
Thanks for sharing this video as always. Look forward to your next one.
Johnny Ray Thanks Johnny!
Dope video as always YC! Man the thing I wish I knew was that your body of work is more valuable than the cost of your equipment. I got caught up in buying gear but wasn’t shooting enough. So when I got all the gear I wanted, I couldn’t charge what I felt the quality was worth because I didn’t have the portfolio to back up the price.
"Let's melt all the make-up off" LOL!!! Classic bro. The nugget about it being a team effort is crucial. But real talk the one thing I wish I knew was how much stress this career will put on your back and feet!!!
Marcus Robinson BRO! Chiropractor is definitely beneficial for anyone who sits at the desk.
THANK YOU for preaching to me about the camera I've got - Ive been dreaming of upgrading to a new camera and good lens, but I don't have the funds to do so and I'm just starting with film. I needed to be reminded to just start with what I've got and as I continue down this road I will upgrade when I can!
feels at home when I'm watching your videos. Your videos are turning me back into a creator instead of a camera/lens scientist 🙄 I don't feel overwhelmed or stressed here.
This kid here. Dude, you are on point.. I love your advice man. So real.. Great job bruh..
Thank you for acknowledging us femmes...I just discovered your channel today, and it has been so helpful out of all the others I have seen. Thank you!! Keep up the great work💪🏽
Realest person to do music video related instructional videos on UA-cam, and not annoying.
00:00 🎥 The speaker discusses creating video content, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and visuals.
01:18 📸 Understanding aperture and focal length is crucial for photography and videography.
05:00 🔆 Lighting techniques are essential for enhancing the quality of video production.
07:48 🎬 Using stabilizers and innovative camera setups can significantly improve video quality.
09:57 💻 Editing software and post-production tools play a vital role in creating engaging content.
11:05 🎶 Incorporating music and sound effects effectively adds depth to videos.
Duuuuude! This is rad! Loving the more candid delivery. Always sick content. Wish I knew how basic the exposure triangle and exposure was in general... I thought it was sooooo tech, for so long. P.S. it's rare that I leave comments. But I'm stoked! Hahaaaa!
You are really good at it
and you deserve million before 2k20.
Good luck.👍
holllaaaaaaaaa *gal over here, thanks for the acknowledgment, trying to represent and encourage more bad ass ladies out here in this world
Camera Talk - Look at a rigged out BGH1 with a Ninja V. Love that rig and that's my small one. I have an FX6 also. You can train as a RED user and just rent them for projects. Ask anyone if the own an ALEXA. We rent em both when needed. Also...LENS CHAT - I love the SIRUI 35mm Anamorphic with both cams.
Just starting out here. Thank you for your videos. You are so real, and it gave me courage to try to do this. Good info.
I'm from Nigeria and I really wanna say a big thank you, I'm working on a short film and have learnt a lot from you, I'm gonna send a link to the film when done, a way to say thank you for the knowledge impacted
Great content, your one of the few that brings real world tips and suggestions to help with our on the field work
Jonathan Gayosso thanks man, I appreciate the support
Had a client ask about my camera and was super knowledgeable about videography. Caught me off guard lol
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🔥 - Your one man band advice ... Truth. Especially at weddings.
Wish I would have know about using 24fps for majority of shooting with double shutter speed and 60 fps for slow motion.
I had conversations around your last point. Mobile phones are so good nowadays that you could produce fire work with a mobile phone as part of your arsenal and my point is the same as yours: Clients see and care about the end result. If they know you produce fire and roll up with an iPhone, do you know how much of a boss move that is? But of course know your clients and your limits 😬
Been watching you for yrs, love your work bra.
Your advices are precious ! Thank you for doing what you do!
LB PRODUCTIONS Appreciate you checking it out.
New to film-making here. This video was super helpful. Looking forward to seeing what else you got!
Love your motivation you a real live goat my G
Currently in the middle of shooting my first music video! I have learned so so much...
Number one think I have learned is, if you think it’s not going to work it’s probably not going to. Speak up to your client ! Tell them what you think
It's great to make mistakes You learn as you GO!! Consistent & persistence is key!!! That what it takes to makea a Great camera Man!!
Love the practical advice you provided including your recommendation to have a game plan in place before shooting. Also appreciate your insight and experience with lighting! I usually record performers live, recording a music video definitely requires me to change gears. Thank you!
I'm right at the beginning, so thanks for the tips!
Good shit bruh been rocking for a min videos always helpful
This video helped a lot and wasn’t boring definitely love the vibe of the channel
Yc imaging got me started shooting videos a few years back I'm glad you decided to do tutorials now I get that bag
I'm having to do that now even though I haven't shot a lick of footage this guy sees how God has blessed me with the vision of putting videos together, he knows I'm a believer and still wants me to be on his team but I can't do it.
I'm in the middle of putting together my own video to shoot myself and looking to see how it comes out. I've never shot video so it's a learning curve that's for sure but I'm going to do it. It took me 2 weeks to understand what camera will work for me and that's the Black Magic 6k Pro. I'm also going with 50mm so that I can at least start playing around with the camera until I decide what mid lens to get and it's between Sigma 24mm-70 Art Lens and the Canon 24mm-70 L Series Lens will figure that out before I get the camera plus other things but I'm hoping this will be a solid start.
Thanks 4 The Keys Yc 🤯💪🏾💯
Bro, thank you! I'm new to the the game and I'm still learning tons, I saw one of your videos with Indy Mogul and I appreciated your insight on making a music video on "No Budget." Like a jeweler, I try take any jewels dropped. Thanks!
the canon 50 aka the plastic fantastic :)
keep up the killer videos!
Michael Baltierra Can’t beat that list!
“Clients don’t care about your camera...” #BigFacts G!
Been filming with an iPhone X for the last year and a half. Wish I knew the its not about the camera, it’s about the shooter, pre prep and post vision and creativity.
Question/Vlog idea:
If you had to start a UA-cam page from scratch in 2019, what ideas/strategies would you implement to grow your page?
Actually in case of your iPhone, a camera actually matters haha - no way you get on a professionell level with an IPhone
I’ve seen an entire movie shot with an iPhone, and it made it to the big screen.
@@plugpromotion2827 yeah the movie was good and it did get some recognition due to the fact it was shot on a iPhone. But the critics prove, that the movie would have been much better witch professional cameras :3
I definitely feel you on the lighting lessons, that’s still the one thing on every shoot that stresses me out! Any chance we can get a YCImaging crash course on your favorite light placements?
William Hall I got you!
YCImaging you the man!
@@YCImaging yeah
Bruh. I doubt you'll see this. I swear we're twins though. Lol. Started shooting at the same time. Bought the same camera, same nifty fifty. Both going for curls and twist-outs. Lol. So many things I can relate to with you. Love this freaking channel.
gained a sub just by saying guys and gals! i love your word choice and how professional you present yourself boss keep up the great work
Great video as always, I was wondering if you ever thought of making a video breaking down your revenue from sponsorships and the best ways to obtain one?
I may have done one, might do one soon!
I’m always inspired when I’m here thanks again ❤
I like your video before they even load. Content always on point!
I would personally come sit in your class if u were to start your own business. I’ve been trying to learn how to shoot videos for about a year now. Other people don’t have time, and I can’t even get upset or mad!! However I’m going to use the things you have said in your blog and make the best of it. Thank you 🙏🏽
This was incredibly exciting helpful. I feel so much better about moving into this industry now.
Hundred percent best advice on UA-cam! No kidding!❤
Duuude respeeect on your advice. Thank you!!
On the cusp of doing one. Great video. Well spoken - Humorous! and informative. :) Thanks Man!
hi yes the ladies are here too haha. Great video, and great advice. Excited to check out the rest of your stuff!
Just because one has worked for really big brands, doesn't mean that they're booked all the time or get flooded with inquiries.