Thanks for stopping by in the comments, please leave your thoughts! :) Oh, and consider checking my new CINEMATIC LUTs for phones here: bit.ly/iphoneLUTS
There are lots of other channel in TH-cam giving tutorials about creating beautiful, cinematic videos on an Iphone but there are only few who managed to back them up with solid proof. You, sir, definitely one of these few. That video is beyond beautiful. Proof that you don't just have the technical ability but also the taste. Solid tips, concise presentation as well. Excellently done.
This deserves some type of award or something! So many good parts in this but my favourite has to be the fade of the music transition into the aquatic scene with the sea lion & the audio and visual 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wow, Joey! The way you broke down your process for creating cinematic videos with the iPhone 15 Pro was incredibly insightful-especially the part about locking exposure and white balance to avoid those amateur shifts. And that dolly zoom effect on the train? Genius! For creators like me who often film solo and struggle with framing or lighting, a tool like MagMirror could be a game-changer. It wirelessly mirrors your phone’s back camera feed onto its screen, ensuring perfect framing every time, plus it offers professional lighting adjustments. I’m heading over to MagMirror’s channel for more content creation tips-hope to see you there!
Hi, great video. I need your help. Can you tell me what cable did you get to connect the iPhone to the Samsung SSD? The one supplied is not good because it is heavy. Can you tell me what you bought? Thank you
My Pro Max won't be delivered until November. Your video really made me want to create my own video and I can hardly wait. Thanks for your behind the scenes
Loving it,❤ Dude this video it worth my time thank you for revealing you editing and shooting secrets😊 it gave ideas that I have never know thank you soo much. Love from india
This the best colour grading I have seen. I like the aquarium shot feels like shooting in the water. One thing you could do is as zooming in hit the water effect on the lense as you are going in
Brilliant and well crafted video .. I couldn’t loose focus as the video is so descriptive paired with amazing shots and sound effects .. any one watches this will be automatically upscaled to the next level in videography .. thanx man .. appreciation and respect 🎉
I’m watching this while staying in Chicago for the first time since I moved away several years ago and I’m feeling so nostalgic for shooting these streets… I’m here with my 15pm which I got for working in social media but I haven’t gotten the chance to use it much for personal content making. I wish so deeply that I had time for a street shoot but it was a quick visit before I head back to the northeast mountains.
Bro, I have so much to write about you but right now driving and just want to let you know that you're insane. You have so much knowledge. I would love to grasp everything and learn from you. I'm so amazed by the videography and editing. You just still don't this video. It's next level way better than iPhone 15 commercials
More of this please!! Thank you ❤❤ I made a City-Film some weeks ago about the German city Hamburg.. (I can only recommend to travel there 😉) Very impressive what you’ve done!!❤
@@Joey_Helms You speak german? 😉❤️I shot the city movie with a little inspiration from your last city movie with the iPhone 14....❤️ I can only recommend Hamburg for the iPhone 16 😏(„Elphie“, „Speicherstadt“, and more)
Wow, this video is insane, you truly captured the culture and everything around it. I appreciate everything from the sounds to the transitional effects. I edit videos myself, and I know the great deal of time it takes for creative concepts, well executed 🎉🙌🏾 please continue to make more of these so inspiring !
Thank you so much for breaking down the edit of the video :) Did you film the normal scenes or the skateboard scene in 30fps and then slowed down to 80% in the 24p timeline?
Sotked for you buddy!!Great content will bring mores subs your videos are priceless for all of us!!Keep it up!!We really appreciate!!!!Salutes from London!!!😄
A really good video, which I have been looking for here for a long time. However, I have one more question about your equipment. How did you attach the ssd to the gimbal? Unfortunately it's not in your description in the comments. Many thanks in advance and keep up the good work.
Thank you for showing the versatility of the native app along with uses of all three lenses! So many folks say “only use this app” or “only use the 1x lens”… or “you gotta use accessory lenses”… it’s refreshing to see that’s not really the case. 👍🏻
Hey Joey, amazing work! I see you used the 15 Pro, did you find the size comfortable or did you feel it was a bit small for filming? And how about the battery? I'm considering getting the 15 Pro but I'm unsure whether to go for the Pro Max and sacrifice a bit of daily comfort to make filming more comfortable, which is what I intend to get the most out of the phone for.
Joey, I don't see reference to the USB cable you used while shooting on the gimble - did you simply make due with what came with your SSD? or did you indeed find that light, flexible cable that you recommend? Would be great to know where to find one that alsso supports the fast transfer speeds required.
The ones that come with the Samsung T series SSDs are okay. As long as it not a braided one you should be OK. This said I may be trying out a few cables to find an even lighter and flexible one to not stress the motors too much.
I have tried many cables, including the one that came with the SSD, but all seem to be delivering that additional pull to the gimbal causing it to shut down. Have you found a cable that is light and flexible enough? Thanks!
WOW!!! What a course...full of knowledge on how to take filmmaking to the next level. Great tutorial! Would it be conceivable that your youtube follower could buy the complete project including the clips? I could be inspired by your settings in Final Cut. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would buy the project. What do you think?
fantastic work. what kind of iphone did you have 15 pro or 15 pro max? I'm wondering whether the larger screen is such a great added value or whether it's a hindrance when film
First! Great work on your channel! I love it! Thank you very much for being so open on how you did all your great work! My question: On you adjustment layer for your conversion lut, why do you have your input set on rec709. As far as I guess, apple log is in the rec.2020 color space so the input shoud be rec2020 aswell?
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my TH-cam channel 8 months ago about self development. Now I have 1,093 subs and > 900 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.
The short video was ridiculously impressive - kudos man! Did you say you didn't use cinematic mode much? Why's that? And all the hyper lapse shots - did you do that in post? Why not do it using the camera settings? And what fancy effect did you use for some cuts from shot to shot (like at 33 seconds in on this video - I noticed you used similar fancy transitions from cut to cut on the original video ) At the end of the day, you've certainly convinced me this phone is impressive enough to shoot an actual movie with for sure (I thought about shooting a low-budget movie on a 5D Mark II [with the firmware hack so it can shoot 3K video] with a 50mm lens - but this phone looks to give more options as well as make filming easier).
Beautiful work! Very interested in know the various FPS you used. I’m stuck in a mindset that everything needs to be 60 FPS - especially with motion shots. Can you break down your choices and reasons for switching to different FPS modes? I feel I’m missing out on creating better quality shots by not changing up my FPS game. Also, I always use 4K. Do you ever switch that up too? Another question is about your Hyperlapse clips. Do you only create them in post or do you use the hyperlapse function on the gimble or both? Thanks for indulging my questions ✌️
I learned lots through this video. Thank you. Do I understand correctly that you add all the effects on Adjustment layers instead on the clip directly?
Happy to hear! When it comes to global colour grading (or LUTs), yes that is applied to the adjustment layer. Though effects and adjustments to an individual clip are still done on a clip level
Hey :) Hope you're doing great! Thanks immensely for this video. I was thinking about you yesterday man.Thinking you should create an online course of an expanded version of this video. Your talent and knowledge really shines in all your videos. We're drawn in. Love them! They're inspirational! 👍
Thanks for stopping by in the comments, please leave your thoughts! :) Oh, and consider checking my new CINEMATIC LUTs for phones here: bit.ly/iphoneLUTS
Please, tutorial about how to use dji gimbal
Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful techniques 🎬
The 15 PM is insane 🔥🚀🫣
There are lots of other channel in TH-cam giving tutorials about creating beautiful, cinematic videos on an Iphone but there are only few who managed to back them up with solid proof.
You, sir, definitely one of these few. That video is beyond beautiful.
Proof that you don't just have the technical ability but also the taste.
Solid tips, concise presentation as well.
Excellently done.
This is a brilliant video, one of the best breakdowns I’ve seen 🤙
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
This deserves some type of award or something! So many good parts in this but my favourite has to be the fade of the music transition into the aquatic scene with the sea lion & the audio and visual 👏👏👏👏👏👏
🙏 thanks for the kind words
Wow, Joey! The way you broke down your process for creating cinematic videos with the iPhone 15 Pro was incredibly insightful-especially the part about locking exposure and white balance to avoid those amateur shifts. And that dolly zoom effect on the train? Genius! For creators like me who often film solo and struggle with framing or lighting, a tool like MagMirror could be a game-changer. It wirelessly mirrors your phone’s back camera feed onto its screen, ensuring perfect framing every time, plus it offers professional lighting adjustments. I’m heading over to MagMirror’s channel for more content creation tips-hope to see you there!
Omg I learned so much about film making in such a short time! Thank you! Brilliant video ❤
This makes me very happy to hear :)
Hi, great video. I need your help. Can you tell me what cable did you get to connect the iPhone to the Samsung SSD? The one supplied is not good because it is heavy. Can you tell me what you bought? Thank you
Thanks man! I have been a huge fan since the Oregon video. Looking forward to the cinematic mode video!
My Pro Max won't be delivered until November.
Your video really made me want to create my own video and I can hardly wait. Thanks for your behind the scenes
Loving it,❤ Dude this video it worth my time thank you for revealing you editing and shooting secrets😊 it gave ideas that I have never know thank you soo much. Love from india
Well explained , learned a lot with this video
MASSIVE Thanks
Thanks brother! 🙌
Congrats, bro!
Kisses from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil!!
Good 🎉
Thanks
Thank you for revealing your editing skills 🙏 The dolly zoom is amazing, and I didn't expect it to be so easy. I will definitely use it.
WOW..!! I learned a lot of things here. Thanks, man for making this video.
This the best colour grading I have seen. I like the aquarium shot feels like shooting in the water. One thing you could do is as zooming in hit the water effect on the lense as you are going in
Awesome tutorial man.. I think your breakdown video deserve a breakdown too 😮!
😂😂😂 thanks :)
Great job! One of the few videos I watched without skipping forward.
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Brilliant and well crafted video .. I couldn’t loose focus as the video is so descriptive paired with amazing shots and sound effects .. any one watches this will be automatically upscaled to the next level in videography .. thanx man .. appreciation and respect 🎉
Amazing video, excellent breakdown of the edit 🤌👍
Great breakdown but how do you add 60pfs to a 24fps timeline?
This is the best tutorial I’ve seen on the whole process! Thanks Joey, you have a new subscriber!
Stoked to hear it’s helpful and welcome to the crew
@@Joey_Helms And you give personal replies too?? Thanks dude!
As much as I can 🙌
Haremos lo mismo en Copiapó, Chile. Gracias por inspirarnos, amigo.
Love how all your vids are so packed full of great info! I never realized for angles communicate so much without words. Thanks!
Thank you- you are inane in the best way with all this! I was in absolute awe with your other video
😄🙄⚡️
I’m watching this while staying in Chicago for the first time since I moved away several years ago and I’m feeling so nostalgic for shooting these streets… I’m here with my 15pm which I got for working in social media but I haven’t gotten the chance to use it much for personal content making. I wish so deeply that I had time for a street shoot but it was a quick visit before I head back to the northeast mountains.
Well then shoot wherever you go 🎉
Talent! Keep up the good work!
Bro, I have so much to write about you but right now driving and just want to let you know that you're insane. You have so much knowledge. I would love to grasp everything and learn from you. I'm so amazed by the videography and editing. You just still don't this video. It's next level way better than iPhone 15 commercials
Absolutely crushed this man!!! Can’t wait for the next one:)
Thanks mate 🙏 next one Utah? ;)
Eh...sure why not. @@Joey_Helms
Such helpful content thanks man 🙌🏼
Amazing work man. You take the "Its not the tool" phrase to another level.
😅
This is great tutorial. It includes from the fundamentals to being a pro. Kudos!
you are godsent joey !!!!! AMAZING WORK AND THANK YOU for the tips! loved it
I love ur jacket!
Amazing work!!! Thx for the video Joey 🤙
My pleasure!! :)
More of this please!! Thank you ❤❤ I made a City-Film some weeks ago about the German city Hamburg.. (I can only recommend to travel there 😉) Very impressive what you’ve done!!❤
SUPER👑
Where I can see this Hamburg Movie?
Beste Grüße 🇩🇪
Didn‘t uploaded it, krass vieviele deutschsprachige hier sind 😀
Grüße zurück 🙋♂️
Ja Hamburg ist ne gute Idee ;)
@@Joey_Helms You speak german? 😉❤️I shot the city movie with a little inspiration from your last city movie with the iPhone 14....❤️ I can only recommend Hamburg for the iPhone 16 😏(„Elphie“, „Speicherstadt“, and more)
Thanks a lot, this is GOLD MASTERCLASS of a STUNNING VIDEO! Thanks a lot Joey, I can’t wait to have my iPhone 15 pro max in my hands 🙌🙏🏻🔥
Happy to hear it’s helpful 😃
keep up your wonderful work!! ✊☺
Thank you! Will do! :)
Wow, this video is insane, you truly captured the culture and everything around it. I appreciate everything from the sounds to the transitional effects. I edit videos myself, and I know the great deal of time it takes for creative concepts, well executed 🎉🙌🏾 please continue to make more of these so inspiring !
Thanks a million. Happy it helped :)
Thank you so much for breaking down the edit of the video :)
Did you film the normal scenes or the skateboard scene in 30fps and then slowed down to 80% in the 24p timeline?
Amazing! 👍👍👍
One of the most useful video that I’ve ever seen ❤ thank you 🙏
Magic! Love it ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It really take a lot of work, patience and planning to make good videos!
Very cool breakdown. My wife and I did the architectural boat ride and it’s amazing. Learn so much about the buildings and the city.
It’s a great tour isn’t it? :)
Thank you Joey, that was very informative and interesting
Any time :)
amazing and helpful tutorial
Thanks for the breakdown.💯💯
You bet
I learn so much here! Thanks Joey..
Wow you’re a talented guy, very useful and down to earth tutorial, I have learnt loads watching this ! Very big thankyou for sharing . Keep safe 👍🏻🇬🇧
Pure awesomeness 🎉 great work please keeping doing this great work 👍
Sotked for you buddy!!Great content will bring mores subs your videos are priceless for all of us!!Keep it up!!We really appreciate!!!!Salutes from London!!!😄
Thanks a million! Happy they are helpful! 😇
Iphone 15 PM bought two days ago and its a beast❤
This is outstanding ❤... love it
Thanks for the tips! Love the Chicago video!
Great video, Joey. Amazing editing. Cheers from São Paulo, Brazil. 😉👊
This would be the best editing breakdown I’ve ever seen! Great work, Sir!
Thanks so much :)
A really good video, which I have been looking for here for a long time. However, I have one more question about your equipment. How did you attach the ssd to the gimbal? Unfortunately it's not in your description in the comments. Many thanks in advance and keep up the good work.
I´m just starting my way and I´m so happy to find you. You make amazing videos and help us for free. So helpful and good person🥰
Extremely helpful, thank you for your generosity Joey! I'll post your link on my site.
Thank you for showing the versatility of the native app along with uses of all three lenses! So many folks say “only use this app” or “only use the 1x lens”… or “you gotta use accessory lenses”… it’s refreshing to see that’s not really the case. 👍🏻
Not a fan of additional lenses. Just extra glass that is in most cases not of high quality.
Hey Joey, amazing work! I see you used the 15 Pro, did you find the size comfortable or did you feel it was a bit small for filming? And how about the battery? I'm considering getting the 15 Pro but I'm unsure whether to go for the Pro Max and sacrifice a bit of daily comfort to make filming more comfortable, which is what I intend to get the most out of the phone for.
thanks man. not many youtubers show the whole process. this is really helpful for learning!
More than happy to share. I learned it all here.
Joey, I don't see reference to the USB cable you used while shooting on the gimble - did you simply make due with what came with your SSD? or did you indeed find that light, flexible cable that you recommend? Would be great to know where to find one that alsso supports the fast transfer speeds required.
The ones that come with the Samsung T series SSDs are okay. As long as it not a braided one you should be OK. This said I may be trying out a few cables to find an even lighter and flexible one to not stress the motors too much.
I have tried many cables, including the one that came with the SSD, but all seem to be delivering that additional pull to the gimbal causing it to shut down. Have you found a cable that is light and flexible enough? Thanks!
I'm watching your video from Germany. Hello from Germany. I'm watching your video using translation. It's a really nice video. I love the night views.
Grüße nach Deutschland :) und danke!
WOW!!! What a course...full of knowledge on how to take filmmaking to the next level. Great tutorial! Would it be conceivable that your youtube follower could buy the complete project including the clips? I could be inspired by your settings in Final Cut. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would buy the project. What do you think?
fantastic work. what kind of iphone did you have 15 pro or 15 pro max? I'm wondering whether the larger screen is such a great added value or whether it's a hindrance when film
so talented. thank you.
Thanks for the kind words :)
Amazing!
That's really useful. Thank you, man!
Absolutely amazing! Love your content 😎
i love lern this kind of thing , for improve my videos ^^ really apreciated !!!
Happy to hear it’s been helpful :)
Amazing, but do you used iPhone Pro or Pro Max?
Love your videos so much, thank you 🙏 😊
Awesome info! Thanks Joey. Can you recommend a lightweight, short USB C 3.2 to connect the phone to the SSD?
First! Great work on your channel! I love it! Thank you very much for being so open on how you did all your great work! My question: On you adjustment layer for your conversion lut, why do you have your input set on rec709. As far as I guess, apple log is in the rec.2020 color space so the input shoud be rec2020 aswell?
i subscribe to this channel because of this video sir, thank you
How many FPS you shoot mostly in ?
I shoot all videos in 60fps I prefer a smoother look
25
24 fps w adjusted shutter
This is an incredible run down. Thank you so much
You're very welcome!😊
Nice and creative work! Regards from Colombia
That's a lot of work. More than deserved number of followers and viewers.
You're great!!
Amazing content!!
WOW!!! What a class... filled with so much knowledge on how to take filming to the next level. This for this tutorial
Yay! 🙌 have fun!!
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my TH-cam channel 8 months ago about self development. Now I have 1,093 subs and > 900 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.
The short video was ridiculously impressive - kudos man!
Did you say you didn't use cinematic mode much? Why's that?
And all the hyper lapse shots - did you do that in post? Why not do it using the camera settings?
And what fancy effect did you use for some cuts from shot to shot (like at 33 seconds in on this video - I noticed you used similar fancy transitions from cut to cut on the original video )
At the end of the day, you've certainly convinced me this phone is impressive enough to shoot an actual movie with for sure (I thought about shooting a low-budget movie on a 5D Mark II [with the firmware hack so it can shoot 3K video] with a 50mm lens - but this phone looks to give more options as well as make filming easier).
Beautiful work! Very interested in know the various FPS you used. I’m stuck in a mindset that everything needs to be 60 FPS - especially with motion shots. Can you break down your choices and reasons for switching to different FPS modes? I feel I’m missing out on creating better quality shots by not changing up my FPS game. Also, I always use 4K. Do you ever switch that up too? Another question is about your Hyperlapse clips. Do you only create them in post or do you use the hyperlapse function on the gimble or both? Thanks for indulging my questions ✌️
Your videos are amazing!! Thank you for teaching!
Happy to hear that :)
Solid video. What length cable did you end up using?
Bro you’re a stud! 🔥
Great tutorial! Thanks for that
Can you recommend a backpack? thank you Joey
I learned lots through this video. Thank you.
Do I understand correctly that you add all the effects on Adjustment layers instead on the clip directly?
Happy to hear! When it comes to global colour grading (or LUTs), yes that is applied to the adjustment layer. Though effects and adjustments to an individual clip are still done on a clip level
Thank you for sharing, learned a ton out of it to apply.
Hey :) Hope you're doing great! Thanks immensely for this video. I was thinking about you yesterday man.Thinking you should create an online course of an expanded version of this video. Your talent and knowledge really shines in all your videos. We're drawn in. Love them! They're inspirational! 👍
I agree. I'm a new viewer and I found my way here because I upgraded my phone and new levels, new devils. And you solved it for me @JoeyHelms
Very professional work. Amazing quality! 🎉
So good. thnx for you time to explain
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much - you are brilliant