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It depends on the context! If you’re referring to the video or a specific comment, I’d say it's not satire, more of a genuine expression of thoughts or appreciation. But satire can often look similar if it's exaggerated or ironic!

Great idea! I’ll add it to the list.

Interesting take! But even bad movies can have impressive cinematography worth exploring!

"Thanks! I use Premiere Transition for animating the lines. It's pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it!

Thanks! Totally agree. this movie deserves more love!

Thanks! That’s a fantastic suggestion I’ll definitely consider it!

Glad to hear that♥️

I totally agree! Vince, as the creator, really nailed those shots, and the color grading adds so much to the atmosphere!

Exactly! Cinematographers bring their craft to life with years of experience, turning every shot into a precise work of art!

I completely agree! The work of Todd Phillips, Lawrence Sher, and Jeff Groth really stands out. Their collaboration brought a unique and powerful vision to the film, regardless of how people feel about the storyline.

Absolutely! The craftsmanship in this film is top-notch!

Great suggestion! The cinematography of The Revenant is truly remarkable, with its use of natural lighting, long takes, and the immersive landscapes. I’ll break it down in a video soon!

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Glad you like them! Thank you!♥️

Good reminder! I haven’t had enough time lately, but if I get the chance, I’ll definitely make a 'Best Movies of 2024' video, just like I did for 2021.

@MastersofCinematography can't wait for that video. With so many great film release this year. Like - Dune 2 , Furiosa Mad Max saga, Anora, Brutalist, Substance, Nosferatu, Nickle Boys, Wicked, All We Imagine As Light, Exuma, Civil War, Challengers, The Devis Bath, I Saw the Tv Glow, Conclave, A Different Man, Wild Robot, I'm Still Here, Flow, Didi, Girl With The Needle, Crossing, Seed of the Sacred Fig, September 5, Didi and many more.

Your welcome ♥️

Haha, I’ll do my best to keep up! Thanks for subscribing!🤘🏾♥️

Absolutely agree! The stable shots really help immerse you in the story without any distractions.

Unfortunately, I am in Iran, and the translated books are probably different from those available where you are. However, I think this book might be helpful. "The Photographer's Eye" by Michael Freeman

@MastersofCinematography thank you

"Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve made a video about it. Check it out on the channel, and I hope you enjoy it!"

Apologies, it will be uploaded today 🤡

"Thanks for the suggestion! It’s a great idea; I’ll definitely look into it."

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The visuals and music truly make it special!

Totally agree! The cinematography was stunning and deserved much more recognition.

Absolutely! Better Call Saul’s cinematography is on another level. The attention to detail and the care put into every frame truly showcase the mastery of the team. It’s a visual masterpiece!

Muchas gracias! Me alegra que te haya gustado.

Great to see you again too! I'll definitely consider doing an 'Interstellar' version. Stay tuned!

Agree! The film is truly a work of pure perfectionism, every detail is carefully crafted.

Thanks bro♥️

Thanks! I’m excited to share more soon, stay tuned!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more exciting content!

Thank you! I'm glad you found it simple yet effective. Sometimes, simplicity makes the biggest impact! Stay tuned for more.

@@MastersofCinematography Of course 😁

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You are!

Thank you bro♥️

👍🏾 exactly

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Thank you for your insightful comment! I appreciate you bringing up Josef Koudelka's "Exiles and Gypsies." It's fascinating to hear how you see his influence in the film. I'll definitely check out his work; I love discovering new inspirations in cinematography!

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Thank you for your kind words! I’m glad you find my videos helpful. "No Country For Old Men" is a great suggestion-I'll definitely consider it for a future video! Stay tuned!

Absolutely! This film is truly a cinematic masterpiece. Its storytelling, visuals, and direction all come together so beautifully. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Thanks for sharing your experience! It sounds like you had an exciting time shooting at the lake with your 5D II. I completely understand how challenging it can be to decide what to focus on when there’s so much happening in the frame. It’s great that you were able to capture some dramatic shots, and I agree-finding that "tool feeling" while shooting can really boost your confidence. Keep experimenting and visualizing those lines; it sounds like you're on the right track!

@@MastersofCinematography Thank you. One thing is getting out there, man. Plain and simple, going to use your camera. Then, connecting with people to do something together. I don’t know. You gotta be that specific type of open, humility? Whatever it is you are trying to do? It’s incredibly, intricately wild, the whole process, beginning to end, hahahh. Man, at this point, I can feel wanting to film acting… That is what movies are? A person doing something, for some reason, because of this specific reason? And things are like this around this person. It’s intricate? Doing the actual do of it. Hahahah. Just, what do you put the person, in? What’s his or her problem? Like, audience? You want the right people to see it? Audience is intense in it’s nature as well :/ They started making what you could say are propagandist laws m 1930s’ with what was being filmed. They ban certain movies, they recruit directors. It’s strenuously morale, triggering. In the process of making a film. I saw some footage of Stanley Kubrick in the middle of dIrecting Shelly Duvall in the Shinning and just plain and simple, dealing with the truths about personal ego, ugh. Yet, out of all this comes, stuff that just trips you out when you get into it. Being apart, of the communicating of pressing the record button and then, ending it, it’s kind of trippy. Putting together the communication of the acting for the time after the record button is pressed and then again to end.., Then, what comes up, to challenge that problem? Figuring out, how to command the record button on the camera hahahah. And doing step by step, shot, to shot, (they film shots out of order from different scenes 😵‍💫) putting together those shots that are what? Anywhere, from 3 seconds to 6-7 minutes long? The Russian Ark was one long take? It’s just finding those ideas to do this for…. That’s what….. The thing is :/ and of course, absolutely I don’t know just showing up to do begin the step by step process. It is an incredibly patient nature. Getting the Babayaga, sheer f***ing will, ☺️ to do that in how you as an individual do. I don’t know, please people, keep making films hahah. Godspeed

Thanks for your comment! I’m glad to hear you love Akio Jisojji’s cinematography. I would love to cover an anime, but I’m a bit unsure about which one to choose. I’ll definitely get to it soon, so stay tuned!

@@MastersofCinematography thanks! I love his play on lights and perspective. And fyi he did a great job in toku industry.