HOW TO PLAN, SHOOT (Handheld) and EDIT a WORKOUT VIDEO - Behind The Scenes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2020
- In todays video's I'll take you with me on a shoot. I'll show you how I approach a shoot like this from the beginning (planning) to the ending (editing).
I hope you guys enjoy this Behind The Scenes and find it helpful! It was a lot of work putting this all together so if you did enjoy it please give back some love by liking, subscribing, or sharing this video!
GEAR:
Camera: Sony a7III
Lens: Sony GM 24mm F1.4
Light: NanLite Forza 60
Microphone: Røde VideoMic Pro
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In this video I'll take you with me on a shoot by showing you the BTS. I also give more information about how I plan, shoot and edit a video like this. Thank you so much for watching and if you have any suggestions on future tutorials please let me know. See you soon!!
Thanks for the tips! Love your edits
This was really great!! I know its been one year but I learned a lot .. Thank you for your efforts !!
Love from India
Great work bro... systematic, gives idea about logical order...
This is so awesome! Great video!!
love it!!! inspiring
watched about 50 videos tonight but after this one i feel ready i can now go to bed thanks !
Great!
Well done mate. Cheers for the tips.
Fantastic!
loved it
This video is so helpful!! Great great work!!
awesome! thank you :)
Great video, Rein. Work it mannnnn
Mike Verstraten thanks mikeyyyy❤️
Very good tips ! thanks my man
thanks man appreciate it!!
Amazing! What camera did you use, and did you shoot profile/raw/flat or regular? Also, any lighting tips including the angle of the light would be great
nice video bro thank for share your experience, all the best for you
Thank you so much! You helped me! I learned something new,, I liked the video and I didn't forget to subscribe..👊🏿💪🏿
Vídeo incrível!!! Visto de um Brasileiro que vive na Bolívia.
Mooi gemaakt!! Top!!
Great video
amazing video brother.. one of the best tutorials for making smooth and nice in camera transitions :) you really need lots of more clicks wtf you are really creative
Great video for putting together various shots, but then there is a point of just too much motion making me feel a bit motion sick watching your video. Some great ideas though. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the video, what fps you shooting?
Hello I'm July, please I would like to know which color profile u used and the setting of that profile… thanks nice video
Love the work bro, keep it up! Just wanted to know what your shutter speed is set at for the quick movements? Thanks!
Daniel Sison thanks dude appreciate it! Every shot is shot in 120 fps with a shutter of 1:250. So i can slow them down in post
@@reinvandam Thanks for the reply! Appreciate it. Subscribed!
It's a great video and excellent transitions. I have a question about choosing the right lens for the A7C to record content at the gym. The two things I'm trying to address are to have a lens that allows me to have the tripod close (not in the middle of the gym floor) to be able to capture the entire body when recording specific exercises and a lens that will blurry people in the background so their faces aren't all over social media and TH-cam without their consent. I don't have a preference for the lens manufacturer, but I know Sony G Master is the best option (and more expensive), and Sigma (and other brands) is the cheaper one (but still great, depending on the model). I'm looking for a prime lens that is around 20-24mm with a f.14 to 1.8. However, I was told I could get a zoom lens of 20-50mm with a fixed aperture of f.18 (perhaps much more expensive). The camera will be on a tripod and not operated by a videographer. What would be your recommendation? Thanks for taking the time to read my question.
A zoom lens gives you a bit more flexibility in space because you can zoom in or out. I think there's a sigma lens that's 18-50 F1.8, not sure though. A prime lens normally has an F stop of around 1.4-1.8. the lower the f-stop the higher the price. Good luck finding the best set up! hope this helps
Love the video. But I feel the music doesn’t match the person. He’s a guy my age. He needs some hard F/U style of music. Otherwise awesome. I like your techniques.
great video! how do u manage it to keep ur subject in focus?
I shoot a shoot like this fully in manual focus. So I first ask if he can hold, for example, his hand still. so I can get the focus right. And then he starts with the exercise
Nice video! What is the name of the sound effects you used?
can you please tell me the camera you are using in this video and focal length of lense
Its hard to manage manual focus on stuff like this. Kudos
Vooral zo door gaan Rein met je kanaal!
Salih Durkut thanks man! Ga ik zeker doen
For this kind of videos do you use a manual focus or trust the autofocus? Great explainer video btw🙏🥇
All manual focus, I first set the athlete in place, I set the focus and then I let him/her perform the movement.
@@reinvandam what f do you use in order to avoid losing focus in big moves?
@@Souchoroukof I make sure i come back to the same point as where i started. That way, the athlete is in focus when i want him/her to.
Love man. Geabonneerd!!
Tunahan Yildiz thanks man!!
They have something called sweet sweat look it up
Sicke edits man, ik ben fan. Geabonneerd!
LET'S BE CREATIVE thanks man brooo
Great video! Do you know what lens you used for these shots?
I used the Sony 24mm F1.4 and the 90mm F2.8 (macro)
Which lens used in this video?
Hey,
I want to ask you, did you make the speedram on AE or Premier pro/ Da vinci ?
I did the speedraming in premiere pro. But now that i know my way around after effects better I prefer to do it in after effects now. Would you be interested in seeing a short tutorial on speedraming in AE?
nice work! Noise is completely absent, how did you achieve such a great result in what it seems to be a fairly dark environment? Please let us know the picture profile you used and the expo settings. Also the denoiser. Thank you.
This was shot in the cine4 profile. I currently shoot everything in slog 3. I'm working on different series now, including color grading slog3 footage. Hopefully that will help.
@@reinvandam slog-3? Did you switch to a 10 bit camera?
@@domgiogb Yes I currently shoot on the Sony A7s3. I've also been shooting some interviews on the A73 (second camera) on slog 3 and i must say it looks pretty damn good.
@@reinvandam nice! Happy you've been able to upgrade. That is my plan also as soon as possible.
In witch frames are you Shooting ?
What frame rate did you shoot this in?
What Frame rate did you use ?
How would one go about filter
How did you create the audio parts when the music seems to cut out and the ringing enters ?
I think it's an audio effect. The effect is called low pass. If you want the music to sound normal change it to 20.000 and if you want it to sound mufffled (under water-ish) change it to 500-1000.
@@reinvandam hey thanks man awesome advice. Also what is the name of the ringing sound effect ?
What is the sound effect used at 6:24?
High tone pitch (riser)
First
Are you still using a 180 degree shutter rule with these shots?
Yes i did in this case. It depends on the look you want to create. I use motion blur to make the cuts between the clips more seemless. If you want to create a more chaotic look you can crank up the shutter speed to create a different look. So it depends on the look you want to create.
Transitions transitions transitions. I need work in this department 😂 awesome vid. I have a personal trainer promo in 2 weeks which I will be documenting my journey, looks out for that if anyone is interested. 😅
Sounds good! goodluck!!
Wish you would’ve given a tutorial on the editing. Would’ve helped.
Should you use 4K or 1080p when shooting workout videos?
Calfreezy?
Are you focusing manually, or just relying on auto focus?
Shoots like this I shoot everything in manual focus, let the athlete stand still, set the focus and then go through the motion