The intro reminds me that having a REEL is also really important in order to showcase your work to potential clients with just one short video. Thank you for the amazing video! I felt really inspired!
Good points. One thing that came to my mind in terms of wedding videography is this: it's a sinkhole. When you're starting out, do a few weddings and realize that you're making good money, often much more than your friends, it's hard to stop. You start to rely on these weddings, because you didn't have time or, frankly, feel like branching out. Out of nowhere comes burn out, because these things are just so repetitive and out of the sudden you find yourself grinding these things non stop, desperately looking for some other form of video-centric employment. But nobody really wants to hire the "wedding" guy for a serious project... Not saying this is the standard, not saying everyone ends up like this, but I've seen a few of my friends struggle... So just beware and stay creative ;)
@@BlakeDavis42 I know this industry. It's not like you come off the street and start working. Success will be achieved by a percentage of those who will start this business.
Just start shooting, do it as a hobby rather then expecting big payoffs, and eventually, by practicing it that way you can start earning, here and there. That's what i do! My videos are by far not this level of quality, but each one i make is better then the previous, and i already got a few gigs!
I focus on WHY not HOW . I started for my mental health I’ve always enjoyed photography and dabbled in video but now I have my son’s preloved iPhone SE .. I’m loving learning. If it I start stressing I stop .. then I’ll be out and think ooo that would make good content- all the best to you 🙋♀️
this video is also about making money by selling online courses, another great way... there is one thing that some in the freelance is loosing gradually... passion...
I'm a FTF student, and work mainly with events... shot many events such as ROCK IN RIO, and many artist such as CHALIE PUTH, JESSIE J, MARTIN GARRIX and many others. If you need some numbers and how it is Behind the scenes, would be glad to have a talk on the community :)
Excellent Video Jake and Parker. I'm in the group since 2017 and it's an excellent community. Thanks Parker and the team for all the help and knowledge.
My first client ever… $25 grad shoot… Second client the next year $70 grand shoot… Third client $70 grad shoot same year…. The most recent one… on my my tutors/friend had a sister getting married, he asked me to shoot it for him…. I told him I’ll do it for free since he has done a lot for me…. It was a 2 days weeding… the first day I shot the videos and the photos…. And the second day … the main event… I asked him what he cares about more, the videos or photos and you guessed it right, they cared about the video more, so I told him he should hire a person for the video… he hired one of my friends for the video that charged him $800, yah my friend is a professional that’s why… but when I got done with the shoot that night he handed me a check saying it’s nothing much but my parents said you worked too hard and free doesn’t sound right, and the check read $300! I guess $300 is better than free! And after that I have been asked to shoot about 4 weddings and other shoots too but I always doubt myself and tell myself the pics won’t come out good so I just tell the clients no,,, cuz usually it’s friends and their friends and I don’t want to mess up their events! But Im gonna get started again cuz I guess you get what you paid for haha!
Soon as im done with the course i just paid for about a week ago…Im joining this…this is awesome 👏🏾 it’s so much i want to learn and i think this may be the place to learn it from. To you and your team…GREAT JOB!!!
I love how you give all experience of all this years in one video, that’s was very helpful for a lot of videographer’s including me, so thank you guys ♥️
I bought a canon RP with EF- RF adapter as an upgrade for my 1300d, I dont know if thats a good camera for cinematic or media production work but for photography definitely is a W. Lastly I also planning to rig the camera for cinematic use I would like an advice for which rig should I buy as well as the gimbal.
omg i`m bouncing between to buy the sony a6100 or the dji mini 2. I`m making shortfilms with my friends and sometimes stop motion and some other stuff with my iphone 11. should i buy a camera and then a drone or the drone first. Is the dji mini 2 actually worth it.
Located out of big city areas is hardcore expert difficult to do this. Even your skills are high-end. I've located in eastern Europe with more than average skills myself. Watching your videos to get some motivation and learn pro tips.
@@fulltimefilmmaker in my experience, wedding clients are so much nicer than real estate agents haha. The work isn’t hard in real estate, but the agents I was working for were unbearable.
I've shot hundreds of real estate videos.. it is pretty low stress if you set up the right environment for yourself (aka, sellers, gtfo lol). But in general, the real estate industry is high stress for sure.
It's cheap if you consider how much money you should make if you apply yourself after taking the course. You're talking about a career than can make you millions over the course of your life if you're actually dedicated to success
Can vouch for the Real Estate scene, it's an incredible industry for creators! I do videos and photography and it's a great source of recurring income. and that intro !!!
The intro reminds me that having a REEL is also really important in order to showcase your work to potential clients with just one short video. Thank you for the amazing video! I felt really inspired!
Everyone at FullTime Filmmaker never fails to blow me away. I love how you guys give your tips and tricks so quick no bs. Keep it up!
appreciate it man!
Intro was fire!
YCImaging 😁😁😁😁. The bosss
Hello YCImaging ...... 😁, Love your channel too
Totally Agree
Absolutely
Bruh you're literally in every video I watch
I've paused this at 1:06 to say...AMAZING INTRO. That sound design though 🔥
Seeing this high level content makes me proud of being part of such an amazing community!
but you aren't
@@g0blinfractal472 ?
Good points. One thing that came to my mind in terms of wedding videography is this: it's a sinkhole.
When you're starting out, do a few weddings and realize that you're making good money, often much more than your friends, it's hard to stop. You start to rely on these weddings, because you didn't have time or, frankly, feel like branching out. Out of nowhere comes burn out, because these things are just so repetitive and out of the sudden you find yourself grinding these things non stop, desperately looking for some other form of video-centric employment. But nobody really wants to hire the "wedding" guy for a serious project...
Not saying this is the standard, not saying everyone ends up like this, but I've seen a few of my friends struggle... So just beware and stay creative ;)
Definitely true
This is definitely a good thing to point out and be aware of. This is exactly why its important to diversify your portfolio!
Absolutely me. Only way to start to branch out - doing free projects to prove your talent until you start getting hired.
This is what killed it for me. Take a few years for the fire to come back. You couldn't pay me to do a wedding now.
@@soyllpapi942 Good to know you're back in business! Hope you're doing other, more inspiring projects ;)
This was the best video I've seen on this topic in a while!
appreciate it Blake!
True
Only 0.0000001% will earn money.
@@nnnnnn3647 why do you say that?
@@BlakeDavis42 I know this industry. It's not like you come off the street and start working. Success will be achieved by a percentage of those who will start this business.
Best „how to make money with your camera“ video I‘ve seen so far!
Hey am a filmmaker from uganda and I have been really inspired to became more versatile in my craft .
Always love when I see your notification pup in my phone! So excited to learn more with your videos!
Would love to see a video on how to stay motivated when starting out as a videographer! Good content tho!!
@@fulltimefilmmaker Thanks bro! Appreciate the feedback!!
@@fulltimefilmmaker this advice saves me from quitting right now ;)
Just start shooting, do it as a hobby rather then expecting big payoffs, and eventually, by practicing it that way you can start earning, here and there. That's what i do! My videos are by far not this level of quality, but each one i make is better then the previous, and i already got a few gigs!
@@fulltimefilmmaker ✅✅✅✅✅👍👍👍
I focus on WHY not HOW . I started for my mental health I’ve always enjoyed photography and dabbled in video but now I have my son’s preloved iPhone SE .. I’m loving learning. If it I start stressing I stop .. then I’ll be out and think ooo that would make good content- all the best to you 🙋♀️
this video is also about making money by selling online courses, another great way...
there is one thing that some in the freelance is loosing gradually... passion...
Makes me crazy how amazing this is
you're an inspiration to all of us man!
I'm a FTF student, and work mainly with events... shot many events such as ROCK IN RIO, and many artist such as CHALIE PUTH, JESSIE J, MARTIN GARRIX and many others.
If you need some numbers and how it is Behind the scenes, would be glad to have a talk on the community :)
Thanks for the shoutout! Super helpful video 🙌🏼
your showcasing of skill is legendary
I agree
This Channel is for sure known for his high quality content, but this video might be the pinabcle of it !
Congratulation Jake and FTF.
The value in this video is immensive. Cheers!
Consistent is the key! Build up your portfolio. Let people see your work.
Excellent Video Jake and Parker. I'm in the group since 2017 and it's an excellent community. Thanks Parker and the team for all the help and knowledge.
thanks my guy, appreciate the love
The intro gave me goosebumps! 🔥
wow that intro literally gave my chills 😅 awesome footage, music, editing! that's my idol/my inspiration! keep it on, guys! 🙂👍🏼
A key tip.. don't work for money. Work for fun and follow your passion. You gonna have crazy success with this
My first client ever… $25 grad shoot…
Second client the next year $70 grand shoot…
Third client $70 grad shoot same year….
The most recent one… on my my tutors/friend had a sister getting married, he asked me to shoot it for him…. I told him I’ll do it for free since he has done a lot for me…. It was a 2 days weeding… the first day I shot the videos and the photos…. And the second day … the main event… I asked him what he cares about more, the videos or photos and you guessed it right, they cared about the video more, so I told him he should hire a person for the video… he hired one of my friends for the video that charged him $800, yah my friend is a professional that’s why… but when I got done with the shoot that night he handed me a check saying it’s nothing much but my parents said you worked too hard and free doesn’t sound right, and the check read $300! I guess $300 is better than free! And after that I have been asked to shoot about 4 weddings and other shoots too but I always doubt myself and tell myself the pics won’t come out good so I just tell the clients no,,, cuz usually it’s friends and their friends and I don’t want to mess up their events! But Im gonna get started again cuz I guess you get what you paid for haha!
The amount of value you guys create for free is incredible.
Thank you for this video. Super helpful. Got me motivated!
This one was a unexpected video! But still great to see some different content.
So much talent shown in such little time with the intro you’re insane 🙌🙌 props
This video should have more views. It was so satisfying.
I am trying to get there, thank you guys for helping small creators like me. I would love to get to your level of video production.
This video is just what I needed! I got so much needed advice from this and I appreciate the content you guys continue to bring on this channel!!
Just what I needed to watch to inspire me. So happy I found your channel 😍
Parker and Devin both have a brilliant filmmaking mind.
That’s the best intro I’ve ever seen. EVER! 🔥
Soon as im done with the course i just paid for about a week ago…Im joining this…this is awesome 👏🏾 it’s so much i want to learn and i think this may be the place to learn it from. To you and your team…GREAT JOB!!!
I love how you give all experience of all this years in one video, that’s was very helpful for a lot of videographer’s including me, so thank you guys ♥️
Great to be a part of the FTFM family.. & I'm lovin' the new platform ✊
That cinematic alone make this video credibility higher by 1000 times
I’m wondering, which video production service is the most profitable when taking into account production and post-production time? 🤔
You can really feel the beat of the music in the opening sequence!
Intro was Beautiful
I bought a canon RP with EF- RF adapter as an upgrade for my 1300d, I dont know if thats a good camera for cinematic or media production work but for photography definitely is a W. Lastly I also planning to rig the camera for cinematic use I would like an advice for which rig should I buy as well as the gimbal.
That intro is ridiculously good!
Wow! What an opening. madness!!!
Overall an amazing and very helpful video
By far one of the best videos I've seen this year!
Very inspirational video! Where are the interviews in the course? I can't find them?
Wow, I just saw your add on your video 🔥
best intro ever♥️♥️♥️
Inspiring ❤️ I will see you inside the Fulltime Filmmaker ❤️
Music bed is Killin it for your videos 🙌🙌
That intro gave me CHIIIIILLS !!! ✨🤯😍
So hyped watching this video! Very inspiring and eye opening!
Dope intro reel!! 👌🎥👍 now continuing on with the rest of the video
omg i`m bouncing between to buy the sony a6100 or the dji mini 2. I`m making shortfilms with my friends and sometimes stop motion and some other stuff with my iphone 11. should i buy a camera and then a drone or the drone first. Is the dji mini 2 actually worth it.
Bought some basic camera just by motivated by your videos. It's all amazing bro
That Intro was sooo humbling
that intro was the best flex ever made
I never heard of story blocks till now, thanks! Will click on the link so you can get your tip :)
The amount of useful information and inspiration in this video is just unreal! Keep up the good work. 👍
Great team you’ve got there at Full Time FM. Learning a lot from you guys. Can’t wait to get my gears to starting learning more
Every video clip with the music Earthquake from Ryan Taubert is lit anyway 🔥 Good content as always ! 💯
Nice video 📸 and amazing quality with very very informative 🙏👍💐💯 percent
The reel at the start is just INSANELY good. 🔥🔥🔥
Very inspiring... Good job.
Love the wholesome information
This is what I am finding thanks for posting 🤗 stay blessed. For relaxing visit.
19:11 spelling mistake *content. FYI LOVE THE VIDEOS AND THE CONTENT YOU GUYS CREATE!
this is very inspiring and I feel very inspired and goin to start my journey in the film making world soon..
This whole video hyped me up for the future! I’m ready to for it🚀 Thank you guys🙏🏽
Awesome video Jake! 👏🏼
Thanks for making this!
Great content! Thank you
It's very artistic and entertaining way to share information. I enjoyed getting details while watching. Thank you, Parker. 😊🙌
So epic!!! 🤙🏾😎
goose bumps baby
This was fantastic! Easily the most informative video on the subject!
Thanks for sharing this information sir 🔥🔥🔥
Located out of big city areas is hardcore expert difficult to do this. Even your skills are high-end. I've located in eastern Europe with more than average skills myself. Watching your videos to get some motivation and learn pro tips.
Can you guys make a video on how to be a freelance video editor? I really love editing, send help thanks.
Great Advice!!!
This video motivated me to learn more and more about cinematography...
even those who are not FTF students, still learn so much from this channel 🔥🙌
One of the reelest (haha) videos on filmmaking careers ever! Great job here and super motivating!
This video fires me up to learn how to shoot video! I’ve been putting it off for so long!
Subscribed, this video has so much freaking valuable information!! I'm very impressed by how professional you guys are. No wonder you are successful.
AWESOME VIDEO DUDE... HAPPILY SURPRISED TO SEE MIKE SHINODA AT 1:11
Great video, I enjoyed the travel section :)
Best video ever in two years
actually, that was awesome! thanks guys
Very inspiring! Having done a video in most of these categories, this video makes me want to find a niche and buckle down! Thank you :)
Great Video! Excellent narration, quality clips, and very straight to the point with hard-hitting info! THX
does the story of success in the course? I could not find it?
6:27 really impressed
Adam Grumbo is a beast! I’m in Austin, TX as well.
🙏🏾💪🏾 great video
"Real Estate low stress environment " that was funny.
I hate making real estate films, haha. Because of the agents, cause of the work.
I mean i feel you but compared to the majority of Music Video clients... lol so many rappers can be stressful af to work with
@@fulltimefilmmaker in my experience, wedding clients are so much nicer than real estate agents haha. The work isn’t hard in real estate, but the agents I was working for were unbearable.
@@fulltimefilmmaker 110 in 2019.
I've shot hundreds of real estate videos.. it is pretty low stress if you set up the right environment for yourself (aka, sellers, gtfo lol). But in general, the real estate industry is high stress for sure.
thank you guys! really helpful.
Mannnnn I would totally get the course if it didn’t cost 2 months worth of rent! That’s insane.
It is extremely expensive.
Try to go to a film school, 60k in three years. For the money you can earn with this knowledge, it is cheap.
There’s a sale going on right now for half off
It's cheap if you consider how much money you should make if you apply yourself after taking the course. You're talking about a career than can make you millions over the course of your life if you're actually dedicated to success
This is exactly the video I needed to motivate myself. Thank you guy for sharing.
Can vouch for the Real Estate scene, it's an incredible industry for creators! I do videos and photography and it's a great source of recurring income. and that intro !!!