Seriously! The production quality of this video is outstanding. It checks all the boxes in terms of pacing, and engagement. You know your stuff. I have to say WTH is up with TH-cam not spreading this video? This video and your channel deserve way more views and subs. Outstanding work Brad. It takes such a long time to create videos like this.
Much appreciated! Yes they do take me quite a while so nice to hear someone notices. Maybe someday it will get spread, I think I need more consistency... Working on that!
@@BradGiannini Absolutely. All the cuts, quick zooms, b rolls, sound fx, need to be planned out. Takes a LONG time to get the pacing right. I am trying to figure it out myself but from what I have learned, you are definitely doing ALL the right things. You have Production value, content value, engagement (unless your stats says otherwise). I think you are going to crush it. I am trying to crawl back after taking a huge break...which is like death for youtube growth but lets see what happens. Keep at it, you are doing awesome.
@@DriventoDraw Really very much appreciated thank you. By the way you have some serious drawing skills, glad you're back at it too...really impressive! Hopefully this year we can both progress, best of luck to you!
Absolutely loved this video! Lol, watched it a little to late though. Already knowingly wasted money on my gear. Your my absolute favorite camera channel on youtube. You break things down very simple for us new to learning to film.
@@BradGiannini looking at youtube camera videos as an amateur trying to learn. I've noticed there are a ton of videos explaining Exposure, zebras, and Exposure of slog3. Many if all are showing grey cards and the videos are mainly in a studio atmosphere "Controlled environment". I can't find a single video on run and gun Exposure for fast filming. I realize it takes practice. But I haven't seen anyone explain this in an outdoor higher speed film environment. Examples would be chasing kids hiking. Or randomly seeing wildlife you want to capture and expose fast, as not to miss it.
@@leggsoutdoors Really great idea! The video I'm working on now should address that a bit, but I think I will do a dedicated one in the near future. I totally get it, it can be really tricky. Thank you for responding!
the first video I watched of yours (@ 830 subscribers) had nothing to do with microphones, but the audio was the first thing I noticed. Thinking, "I wonder what lav mic he's using that grabs his voice so clear". needless to say, your research and purchase were well worth the effort!
Cool thanks! I always felt microphones were great value but it wasn't until I sat down for this and researched hundreds of pieces of gear that I realized just how good they are! Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks for the insight. Technology is rising at a fast paced so companies are trying to follow the trend and make innovations. Its always best to buy products that are future proof for around 3 to 5 years in order to get your money's worth
Fantastic video Brad, I really appreciate the effort put into the editing and the fun/playful nature of it all. I've never considered how much value microphones hold over time and it's definitely something to consider moving forward in a filmmaking career. Only problem with modern lenses is that they might malfunction down the line regardless of how you treat them (those with electronics) compared with old, manual focus ones. I'll be keeping an eye on your channel as I'm sure I'll see your numbers skyrocket in the near future. Keep it up!
Thank you, really kind of you to say! That's a very good point about the electronics - I doubt these current lenses will have the same extreme longevity of some of the old manual ones. Thanks again for watching!
honestly im gonna end up watching all your videos. Sooner than later you're channel will blow up.
Seriously! The production quality of this video is outstanding. It checks all the boxes in terms of pacing, and engagement. You know your stuff. I have to say WTH is up with TH-cam not spreading this video? This video and your channel deserve way more views and subs. Outstanding work Brad. It takes such a long time to create videos like this.
Much appreciated! Yes they do take me quite a while so nice to hear someone notices. Maybe someday it will get spread, I think I need more consistency... Working on that!
@@BradGiannini Absolutely. All the cuts, quick zooms, b rolls, sound fx, need to be planned out. Takes a LONG time to get the pacing right. I am trying to figure it out myself but from what I have learned, you are definitely doing ALL the right things. You have Production value, content value, engagement (unless your stats says otherwise). I think you are going to crush it. I am trying to crawl back after taking a huge break...which is like death for youtube growth but lets see what happens. Keep at it, you are doing awesome.
@@DriventoDraw Really very much appreciated thank you. By the way you have some serious drawing skills, glad you're back at it too...really impressive! Hopefully this year we can both progress, best of luck to you!
@@BradGiannini Thanks so much. Means a lot. It's always back to the grind, right? Let's get it done! ;) My best always!
wow, thank you for sharing that info! the channel is hella underrated
Hey thanks! No problem glad to help!
How have not exploded on TH-cam yet? I just bing watched a ton of your videos and they're all such high quality.
Absolutely loved this video! Lol, watched it a little to late though. Already knowingly wasted money on my gear. Your my absolute favorite camera channel on youtube. You break things down very simple for us new to learning to film.
You're too kind! Is there anything specific you'd like me to cover?
@@BradGiannini looking at youtube camera videos as an amateur trying to learn. I've noticed there are a ton of videos explaining Exposure, zebras, and Exposure of slog3. Many if all are showing grey cards and the videos are mainly in a studio atmosphere "Controlled environment". I can't find a single video on run and gun Exposure for fast filming. I realize it takes practice. But I haven't seen anyone explain this in an outdoor higher speed film environment. Examples would be chasing kids hiking. Or randomly seeing wildlife you want to capture and expose fast, as not to miss it.
@@leggsoutdoors Really great idea! The video I'm working on now should address that a bit, but I think I will do a dedicated one in the near future. I totally get it, it can be really tricky. Thank you for responding!
the first video I watched of yours (@ 830 subscribers) had nothing to do with microphones, but the audio was the first thing I noticed. Thinking, "I wonder what lav mic he's using that grabs his voice so clear". needless to say, your research and purchase were well worth the effort!
Cool thanks! I always felt microphones were great value but it wasn't until I sat down for this and researched hundreds of pieces of gear that I realized just how good they are! Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks for the insight. Technology is rising at a fast paced so companies are trying to follow the trend and make innovations. Its always best to buy products that are future proof for around 3 to 5 years in order to get your money's worth
Yes indeed, always feels best to get something that will last!
Brad, what did you do fall from Google's grace? I love your videos. Please dont stop making them.
I had to take a break for a bit but I'm currently editing one now, should be next week!
Fantastic video Brad, I really appreciate the effort put into the editing and the fun/playful nature of it all. I've never considered how much value microphones hold over time and it's definitely something to consider moving forward in a filmmaking career. Only problem with modern lenses is that they might malfunction down the line regardless of how you treat them (those with electronics) compared with old, manual focus ones. I'll be keeping an eye on your channel as I'm sure I'll see your numbers skyrocket in the near future. Keep it up!
Thank you, really kind of you to say! That's a very good point about the electronics - I doubt these current lenses will have the same extreme longevity of some of the old manual ones. Thanks again for watching!
This video should be seen by hundreds of thousands of people.
Well that would be cool!
Great channel.
Hey thanks so much for stopping by!
Interesting point of view🧐 but definitely stands out! Loved it
Ha thanks! Don't worry, just like the rest of us, I still like those new cameras!
Are you based out of Chicago?
Yep!
@@BradGiannini Same! Let's link up for a Collab/brainstorm? I also am also a content creator in Chicago!
Let's collab on a video! I'm also a creator based out of Chicago!