Agreed. People can always watch crappy footage with a good soundtrack, but the opposite isn't really true. I have to admit, the b-roll of them recording each other taking images, was more impressive than the actual footage they were getting of the environment (forrest and snow around 3:04). I think this is the difference between pros who spend majority of their time on the actual project/footage... and pros that specifically do it for youtube/vlogs. It's like 4 hours were spent on b-roll (i know that's what the video is about) and maybe 4 minutes on what they were supposedly actually filming. Not knocking Peter, he's awesome and love his videos....but yeah a bit unrealistic. Very informative though
While I do agree soundtracks are Very important. I personally watch videos at a volume that music is tolerable. Most videographers have no clue about audio, I find. Once you lower the volume of the music to a tolerable level you cannot hear voices at all. This should be the guide line for all audio. If the music blows you away or you can't hear the voices you are doing it wrong! This tutorial is an exact example of poor audio decisions. So it also serves as an example of exactly what not to do with your soundtracks....blow them up .
Audio, and how to get audio, is something I've struggled with. You can make all this original content, but I don't know how to get audio that won't get me sued for using it, whether it's for personal/blog use or for non-profit, I have no clue.
I can't believe. All the premium contents he's giving us is for free. I am sure ill be a videographer just because of you! Thankyou Peter. Keep up the good work. ♡
Thanks for this video, B-Roll is so underestimated on TH-cam. I loved how the music kicked in right before transitioning to the montage. Also, how we got shown the environment B Roll right after your friend looked in his camera, it makes it feel like we're there with you looking at what you are seeing. Another example, you putting on the mask makes us think "dope, what's he doing with that mask", so the transition to the smoke isn't random or anything. Thanks for these videos, I'm rewatching them 24/7 haha it is so dope to see someone with your level of expertise making these vids and sharing your knowledge!
Hi Peter, I just want you to know that I lost my confidence to make videos during this pandemic. But watching this video that you posted 3 years ago keeps telling me to go back to the basic, you know, just shoot and shoot and shoot and shoot and learn and gain more experience. Try to be more creative so I can have a good story for my videos. Now I'm here again watching your videos again from the start. Thanks man for the motivation
Peter I have no words to say thanks to you I bought Canon EOS R because you inspired me so much, It might take few years to me to learn filmmaking but I am damn sure I won't stop. Thanks to TH-cam also I learnt English language without help of any paid classes and now I am learning Filmmaking from you.
This guy just knows his stuff! Absolutely NO need for school when you have people like Peter McKinnon!! God bless you sir! I enjoy ALLLL of your videos! Packed with meaningful and useful information! Number One Photography channel on TH-cam!
Your videos have truly inspired my wife and I to go out and really tackle filming like we have always wanted to. I have learned more watching an hour of your videos than i've learned anywhere else. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into sharing your knowledge and passion with us, it's much appreciated.
This video is so amazing. Your videos have literally helped ignite my passion for film making. Thank you so much for your tips and amazing content.. and I also kinda want a tattoo sleeve now
Dude this video is actually dope!! Watched every second of it. I am going to try and take some of these B-Roll tips and incorporate them into my vlog tomorrow!! Thanks man!! -Back2Life
You should make a video about editing. How you edit and not just about camera editing but on the computer. How you make the video continue without obviously showing you put together a bunch of clips.
Ok I have not laughed and been so amused in awhile and I mean that in a good way. You are hilarious , absolutely adorable and love how you explain with examples, with and without B-Roll! So informative yet entertaining and I love the simplicity . Keep up the great work ! You're a ROCKSTAR!!!
Your techniques are having such a profound effect on my footage, my editing style, and my confidence to motivate others around me. I used to visit Oakville in my 20s and your videos sometimes help remind me of that time. You are truly passionate about what you do and it shows. Unreal!
You deserve every sub you have brother, your entire channel is top tier information. I'll say thank you for every person who has come across your videos.
@@baqcasanke some tools like the DJI Osmo pocket come with timelapse+motion modes. I'm sure there are tools you can acquire to do similar at varying speeds with your existing cameras
@@rboydphotography hmm i'll have to look into that. I looked at motorized sliders and they are pretty expensive, and would be a pain to hike/bike with lol. i don't have a gimbal for my canon m50 that too would be kinda big to hike/bike with. Thanks for the suggestions though. i've thought about trying to make a DIY mini slider/crane thing. idk we'll see
god man！ I like your videos so much, those footages are just awesome, I am a 16year old Chinese teenager and I used almost all of tips in my English competition video lol 🐤
@@LeastTango Dude...Lex was NOT being patronizing in the least! In fact, he was being super encouraging. "Dang" here is being used as a substitute for a more (what some may think culturally acceptable) dirty word like, "f#@k"! I would agree with XieXie in his comment, "WTF CHILL BRO". Lex's comment, in its entirity, is totally stoked with kudos to Peter. Sorry you took it the wrong way. :/
You are an inspiration. The fact that you are making these tutorial without asking for anything back make you even more awesome. Thank you Peter for your time.
Im revisiting some of your old videos for a new view on them and oh my gosh, it's amazing how much you've evolved since then! And I certainly value them even more than when just released. i've been on the filmmaking bussiness for 30 years and your videos are always refreshing.
Great informative video, i completely agree that B-roll is vitally important when it comes to cinematography. Keep up the amazing work. Your Fellow Graphic Designer, Nick
You could make a full photography course out of your videos! Wow, just amazing! The examples, the footage, everything, they're perfect. You are THE guy. Congrats on your work!
*Peter* 👍🔥🔥 *I just started a Vlog and implemented some of your tips and im happy with the results.* You Are My Teacher. You are a Hero. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.* ❤👍
Love your videos! I just started vlogging (kind of) and I watch videos like these and realise I seeeeriously need to up my game- will try my hardest to get my videos to your level 😂 but thanks for sharing your ideas. You are amazing!
I studied photography and cinema, had a successful career in graphic design with hopes to develop myself in video. But I ended up suffering from cancer and then chronic fatigue which is an untreatable illness and all my abilities came to a halt for several years. Anyways to make a long story short, I did so much research and tested lots of treatments and miraculously got better. So I have been able to begin my journey in video again and am so thankful. Your videos have been a huge source of inspiration. I am just so thankful. My heart sings.
Wow, your story sounds too close to my own... I wanted to comment because I think it's important that people reach down inside themselves, whenever the feeling arises, and share things like this because you never know who will fall upon it and feel inspired... I also think it's important to encourage others when they do, rather than crap on them (which has happened to me when I've done it) So, just wanted to say thanks for sharing.
I was reflecting on which was my first PM video. I have been a full time film maker for 2 years now and wanted to see at which stage I begin watching Pete at. This just might be the first video I saw! Pete was probably at about 110k when this was uploaded, crazy! You’ve played a huge roll in my career! Thanks Pete!
I love the cinematic shots you can do! I just really need to know the post production process for it! :D I mean your shots have really original use of color... you can't find that anywhere else
I picture colleges desappeare in the future due to REAL TEACHERS like you, to say the least. In fact, what you teach in 11:40 minutes, may be learned in one semester. There are great guys in this subjects trying to give their best, but one thing they have in common is that many times they don't give visual support to what they teach and increase talking using stuff out of content such as personal references that no one cares about. This video has opened a new door to help me tell a story. Thanks and keep rocking.
2021 watching this the first time and i know why people subscribing to you now. your Content is just on point and the quality you present is golden. i learned finally what is b roll in one single Video.
I'm not gonna lie your gonna change my life and my channel been wondering how to do things like this and when I found your channel couldn't help but be overwhelmed with joy thank you Peter!!!!
@@robertmcgrath2463 I feel that, there are a few creators I go back and watch older content from. Peter is hands down one of the best and I have learned so much from his channel. Just to think a few years ago I had never picked up a camera and now I am shooting for local businesses trying to build my own brand. Content creation is a lot of fun even if it's just for yourself, but there are plenty of opportunities out there to create a successful business out of it.
I am utterly fascinated how much we can learn from people who actually know film making on TH-cam. This is much better than the film making class people spend $50,000+ per year on....
This was so helpful. I am looking for some inspiration so I can start my channel back up! Can’t wait to use these tips!! Thanks for the motivation booster! ❤️
You are insanely energetic with loads of useful information, and cut down complicated theories into delicious meals that one can easily consume. Keep it up Peter.
Hands down you're the best. I've learned so much from watching your videos over the years. You make film making an complete joy to learn and always have such awesome tips a guidance. Thanks for being awesome, and Canadian
great work Peter! A question: the smoke grenades couldn't give a false alarm of someone needing rescue in the woods? They look dope, but a pilot could call police or something. Right? wrong? Anyway, keep the great work!
Westrn Vlogs as a pro photographer and film make I know exactly what you mean. But also as a sailor, I know that color smoke in the ocean and woods mean "help". But it looks cool indeed hahaha.
Westrn Vlogs Yeah because your dopey ass, sorry "dope ass" video is worth taking the "risk" of diverting and being a nuisance to resources that are there to save people's lives. But hey, the rules are different for "artists" right? Reminds me of when they asked Hitchcock why he wanted to put a bunch of meaningless colorful smoke bombs in his movies and he said "Because the colors in slow motion are "cinematic", you know like an actual movie man, especially when I ask my editor to put black bars at the top and bottom of my VIDEO"
Peter! I had a question about the drone. The Mavic says not to operate below 30°C, what is your idea on this? I want to fly mine, but it's so cold and I'm scared of ruining it! Thoughts?
I THINK you mean 0°C - Yeah I did it anyway. Seemed fine to me. I flew it for a good 15 minutes in roughly -13°C temperature with no issue. I can see the battery draining faster but, operate at your own risk!
what are all the songs used, as i went to where you get your music from but there are so many songs it would help if you listed more info about the song used. or am i missing something. great video though otherwise.
I really like the piecing together of that final B-Roll. It’s always easy to say something is sick but it’s not as easygoing when you start! Thanks my dude !
Peter... You are a genius! I pray someday I'll get to know at least 10% of what you know... Tilt then, I'll keep watching your videos (will buy LUTS) and learning from you as I start my own channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us!
This is my all-time favourite TH-cam video. I watch it time and time again and recommend it to so many colleagues and clients. What a worthwhile investment of time and effort, Peter. Thank you!
YOu ever been doing something and didn't know there was a name for it. THen when someone references it al you have is a blank stare? Yeah, that was me last week not knowing I was shooting B-Roll. Those examples were so wonderful. YOu just upped my (post) production a notch or two.
This is awesome! Thank you! I have been a photographer for the last 14 years and literally just started my video making adventure YESTERDAY! I look forward to seeing all of your videos, this one was amazing!
You just taught me something about my iPhone X that I never bothered to even check out. I completely forgot it was capable of slo-mo and 4K video. I don't often think of it as a camera but, in a pinch, it could come in handy! Thanks!
Tough question. Whenever you shoot B-Roll you are doing at at 60 or 120fps (in your case, 1dx mkii lol) you are slowing it down by 50% or so. But whenever you shoot normal footage you always change your in camera settings back to 24/30 fps or you shoot everything in 60/120fps and convert it to 24fps? I hope it makes sense.
There's no harm in always shooting in 60/120fps but allowing it to just play at normal speed in your edit. When you export the finished edit, it will convert to whatever your export settings are. Obviously you'll use more memory shooting at higher FPS, but that's really about it. TaylorCutFilms said in one of his videos that he always shoots at 120fps. He does really high quality work so if he's doing that, I'd say a lot of the other guys are.
There's really no need for film school when you have awesome videos like this
I agree
True!
So true x
Carnisha XO FORREEAALLL
Only reason film school is useful is networking. Ever.y thing else you can learn on youtube.
Hey Peter! I don't really comment much on videos, but I have to say your videos are INSANE and SUPER HELPFUL! Much love from London, UK.
This is my favorite video I’ve watched it multiple times over the years
watching this in 2019. It is so incredible to see how much Peter has grown even in just a year
still relevant content!
Totally inspiring, I love his content.
Even I started videography a year ago and have made huge progress. Thanks to Peter!
Just stumbled on this and it made me sooo happy. Now the work begins. At least for me.
2 years. This is from 2017
yea...his filming has changed in way.. it rare this days to see him having so much headroom in his video like this
This is exactly the kind of stuff we as amateur filmmakers/vloggers need!! Please keep em coming!!👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾❤🙌🏾
oh
I like how you combined multiple types of footage in layers to build a more interesting story. 📸😎🙌🏾
Yu are going to be the reason of success of my film making career.
You Tech same where brother
Same here
You Tech that's I planning on doing
soo true!
You spelled you wrong
The B-Roll was an improvement, but the addition of the soundtrack had an even greater impact, imo.
A great music would made a wierd boring shot looks cool
Agreed. People can always watch crappy footage with a good soundtrack, but the opposite isn't really true. I have to admit, the b-roll of them recording each other taking images, was more impressive than the actual footage they were getting of the environment (forrest and snow around 3:04). I think this is the difference between pros who spend majority of their time on the actual project/footage... and pros that specifically do it for youtube/vlogs. It's like 4 hours were spent on b-roll (i know that's what the video is about) and maybe 4 minutes on what they were supposedly actually filming. Not knocking Peter, he's awesome and love his videos....but yeah a bit unrealistic. Very informative though
While I do agree soundtracks are Very important. I personally watch videos at a volume that music is tolerable. Most videographers have no clue about audio, I find. Once you lower the volume of the music to a tolerable level you cannot hear voices at all. This should be the guide line for all audio. If the music blows you away or you can't hear the voices you are doing it wrong! This tutorial is an exact example of poor audio decisions. So it also serves as an example of exactly what not to do with your soundtracks....blow them up .
Content IS always king but audio can ruin everything.
Audio, and how to get audio, is something I've struggled with. You can make all this original content, but I don't know how to get audio that won't get me sued for using it, whether it's for personal/blog use or for non-profit, I have no clue.
I can't believe. All the premium contents he's giving us is for free. I am sure ill be a videographer just because of you! Thankyou Peter. Keep up the good work. ♡
Thanks for this video, B-Roll is so underestimated on TH-cam. I loved how the music kicked in right before transitioning to the montage. Also, how we got shown the environment B Roll right after your friend looked in his camera, it makes it feel like we're there with you looking at what you are seeing. Another example, you putting on the mask makes us think "dope, what's he doing with that mask", so the transition to the smoke isn't random or anything.
Thanks for these videos, I'm rewatching them 24/7 haha it is so dope to see someone with your level of expertise making these vids and sharing your knowledge!
Lol reading this comment in 2020 and realizing that when this video was made it was not already something normal for people to wear face coverage 😂
look at how far you have come, well done Peter because of you I'm a film maker
Hi Peter, I just want you to know that I lost my confidence to make videos during this pandemic. But watching this video that you posted 3 years ago keeps telling me to go back to the basic, you know, just shoot and shoot and shoot and shoot and learn and gain more experience. Try to be more creative so I can have a good story for my videos.
Now I'm here again watching your videos again from the start. Thanks man for the motivation
honestly you produce the best quality vlogs and tutorials. don't EVER stop
Man, your videos are SO helpful. thank you so much
Alberto Figueroa i know man helping me alot too
I periodically go through your old videos and re-watch them. Still so much value. Thanks for everything you do Pete
Omg minute 10:33 make me feel like im learning , thanks for your videos learn a lot from you.
yes i didn't realize you could get such good footage from an iphone
Title of the song?
Great B-roll tutorial I tried some and I would like your opinion on it! Thanks! Stay positive and healthy!
I love how you compare and show examples. It makes all the difference! You’re a great teacher Peter!
Peter I have no words to say thanks to you
I bought Canon EOS R because you inspired me so much, It might take few years to me to learn filmmaking but I am damn sure I won't stop.
Thanks to TH-cam also I learnt English language without help of any paid classes and now I am learning Filmmaking from you.
Literally my favorite channel on TH-cam. So interesting. 🔥
This guy just knows his stuff! Absolutely NO need for school when you have people like Peter McKinnon!! God bless you sir! I enjoy ALLLL of your videos! Packed with meaningful and useful information! Number One Photography channel on TH-cam!
Your videos have truly inspired my wife and I to go out and really tackle filming like we have always wanted to. I have learned more watching an hour of your videos than i've learned anywhere else. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into sharing your knowledge and passion with us, it's much appreciated.
You content is crazy amd amazing
Pro gamer Omar trust me im so happy
really helpful yes!
Absolutely true.
This video is so amazing. Your videos have literally helped ignite my passion for film making. Thank you so much for your tips and amazing content.. and I also kinda want a tattoo sleeve now
Dude this video is actually dope!! Watched every second of it. I am going to try and take some of these B-Roll tips and incorporate them into my vlog tomorrow!! Thanks man!! -Back2Life
You should make a video about editing. How you edit and not just about camera editing but on the computer. How you make the video continue without obviously showing you put together a bunch of clips.
I found this sooooo helpful! Thanks very much.
You're welcome!
whats the song in the drone shots
Peter i don't like 30fps either
i was shooting in 24 but I read that 30 is better when you're zooming in and out= cause 24 has less frames and can make it more stuttery
I can't even begin to explain how much it opened my mind about the difficulties I was experiencing while filming my stuff. Thank you
Ok I have not laughed and been so amused in awhile and I mean that in a good way. You are hilarious , absolutely adorable and love how you explain with examples, with and without B-Roll! So informative yet entertaining and I love the simplicity . Keep up the great work ! You're a ROCKSTAR!!!
you are such a cool teacher
I'm so happy that I found your channel
Your techniques are having such a profound effect on my footage, my editing style, and my confidence to motivate others around me. I used to visit Oakville in my 20s and your videos sometimes help remind me of that time. You are truly passionate about what you do and it shows. Unreal!
What is B-roll?
Me: A slow mo video clip with aumsum music and cool transitions...
Haha truee
Thanks u i needed that
Haha i thought the same
Aumsum? 😂
@@Zadekah meme word lol
I watched this with my 9yo daughter she want you to know she loved it!!
You deserve every sub you have brother, your entire channel is top tier information. I'll say thank you for every person who has come across your videos.
Tips on how to get b-roll coverage of yourself when you’re a solo traveler?!
I would probably buy one of those squidlike tentacle tripods. Wrap it around the environment where you are and do a couple of takes.
@@MrTuubster very good.
Filip Tubbax only problem is that most b roll has dynamic camera movements. Very hard to get when solo filming.
@@baqcasanke some tools like the DJI Osmo pocket come with timelapse+motion modes. I'm sure there are tools you can acquire to do similar at varying speeds with your existing cameras
@@rboydphotography hmm i'll have to look into that. I looked at motorized sliders and they are pretty expensive, and would be a pain to hike/bike with lol. i don't have a gimbal for my canon m50 that too would be kinda big to hike/bike with. Thanks for the suggestions though.
i've thought about trying to make a DIY mini slider/crane thing. idk we'll see
god man！ I like your videos so much, those footages are just awesome, I am a 16year old Chinese teenager and I used almost all of tips in my English competition video lol 🐤
If I ever make it big, I am paying for this guy to come to hang out with me and make videos. He sounds like an amazing genuine dude to hang with.
Dang this is an amazing tutorial
Dang? it's stating the effing obvious at best - and does it have to be in such a patronising way?
@@LeastTango WTF CHILL BRO😂
@@LeastTango Dude...Lex was NOT being patronizing in the least! In fact, he was being super encouraging. "Dang" here is being used as a substitute for a more (what some may think culturally acceptable) dirty word like, "f#@k"! I would agree with XieXie in his comment, "WTF CHILL BRO". Lex's comment, in its entirity, is totally stoked with kudos to Peter. Sorry you took it the wrong way. :/
The song name at 5:40 is called Rockin Beat 37, by Jack Elphic in case you want to know
Thanks you so much, Do you know what is the song at 10:00?
Thanks!
The song at 10:00 is Fall - Cospe
Vekk Milliot dude you saved my life thank you
Kwixey thanks
You are an inspiration. The fact that you are making these tutorial without asking for anything back make you even more awesome. Thank you Peter for your time.
#EditlikePete
You did so well in telling a story within a story. Thanks Peter! - American Paprikash
Im revisiting some of your old videos for a new view on them and oh my gosh, it's amazing how much you've evolved since then! And I certainly value them even more than when just released. i've been on the filmmaking bussiness for 30 years and your videos are always refreshing.
Great informative video, i completely agree that B-roll is vitally important when it comes to cinematography. Keep up the amazing work.
Your Fellow Graphic Designer,
Nick
Man, keep this up and you're going to get so big. Where is the link for those grenades?
Deanishes yea. where to buy????
yea would like to know too :b
They're called Ebola Gaye Wirepull smoke grenades
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Deanishes soooooo sick
You could make a full photography course out of your videos! Wow, just amazing! The examples, the footage, everything, they're perfect. You are THE guy. Congrats on your work!
*Peter* 👍🔥🔥
*I just started a Vlog and implemented some of your tips and im happy with the results.*
You Are My Teacher. You are a Hero. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.* ❤👍
Love your videos! I just started vlogging (kind of) and I watch videos like these and realise I seeeeriously need to up my game- will try my hardest to get my videos to your level 😂 but thanks for sharing your ideas. You are amazing!
I studied photography and cinema, had a successful career in graphic design with hopes to develop myself in video. But I ended up suffering from cancer and then chronic fatigue which is an untreatable illness and all my abilities came to a halt for several years. Anyways to make a long story short, I did so much research and tested lots of treatments and miraculously got better. So I have been able to begin my journey in video again and am so thankful. Your videos have been a huge source of inspiration. I am just so thankful. My heart sings.
Wow, your story sounds too close to my own... I wanted to comment because I think it's important that people reach down inside themselves, whenever the feeling arises, and share things like this because you never know who will fall upon it and feel inspired... I also think it's important to encourage others when they do, rather than crap on them (which has happened to me when I've done it) So, just wanted to say thanks for sharing.
@@enigmascape Thanks!
"Peter" .. Please list these songs in this video.
Thank you
Your phone can't search music? :)
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@@azurb2291 Thanks boy
I will probably never make a film in my life, but I love this
Philgob you should make a film of not making a film
I was reflecting on which was my first PM video. I have been a full time film maker for 2 years now and wanted to see at which stage I begin watching Pete at. This just might be the first video I saw! Pete was probably at about 110k when this was uploaded, crazy! You’ve played a huge roll in my career! Thanks Pete!
I love the cinematic shots you can do! I just really need to know the post production process for it! :D I mean your shots have really original use of color... you can't find that anywhere else
Jan Novák he adds Lux - I like the teal/orange used in bits of this vid. FC Pro has it.
I’m literally binge watching all your videos!! You are an inspiration my dude!
JmirePhysX I’m guilty of the same. Gotta love TH-cam university.
I picture colleges desappeare in the future due to REAL TEACHERS like you, to say the least. In fact, what you teach in 11:40 minutes, may be learned in one semester. There are great guys in this subjects trying to give their best, but one thing they have in common is that many times they don't give visual support to what they teach and increase talking using stuff out of content such as personal references that no one cares about. This video has opened a new door to help me tell a story.
Thanks and keep rocking.
This guy makes good vids learning a lot
2019 im lurking around here great tutorial thanks.
2021 watching this the first time and i know why people subscribing to you now. your Content is just on point and the quality you present is golden. i learned finally what is b roll in one single Video.
Excellent video Peter!
Great
How do you export videos for TH-cam in the best possible quality? (Premiere Pro CC 2017)
I'm not gonna lie your gonna change my life and my channel been wondering how to do things like this and when I found your channel couldn't help but be overwhelmed with joy thank you Peter!!!!
You know how to teach with examples. . .PERFECT PETER. . . . Thank YOU.....
Anyone still watching Pete’s older vlogs in 2024?
Regularly. There's so much knowledge!
@@robertmcgrath2463 I feel that, there are a few creators I go back and watch older content from. Peter is hands down one of the best and I have learned so much from his channel. Just to think a few years ago I had never picked up a camera and now I am shooting for local businesses trying to build my own brand. Content creation is a lot of fun even if it's just for yourself, but there are plenty of opportunities out there to create a successful business out of it.
I am utterly fascinated how much we can learn from people who actually know film making on TH-cam. This is much better than the film making class people spend $50,000+ per year on....
Peter what is the music and songs , do you want to keep it secret?
This was so helpful. I am looking for some inspiration so I can start my channel back up! Can’t wait to use these tips!! Thanks for the motivation booster! ❤️
You got this! Don't give up on your dreams Danielle!
You are insanely energetic with loads of useful information, and cut down complicated theories into delicious meals that one can easily consume.
Keep it up Peter.
omg what's the name of song intro :P
it's in the description :]
no, it isn't
it says music: epidemic
This application helps you to identify any song. Shazam
MrFilipas! Soooo sick
Just started making some videos and this has helped a lot thanks.
Hands down you're the best. I've learned so much from watching your videos over the years. You make film making an complete joy to learn and always have such awesome tips a guidance. Thanks for being awesome, and Canadian
Damn this is making me wanna go film some b roll...too bad its midnight...tomorrow it is!!
I know right!
great work Peter!
A question: the smoke grenades couldn't give a false alarm of someone needing rescue in the woods? They look dope, but a pilot could call police or something. Right? wrong?
Anyway, keep the great work!
Pablo Contreras right! But i guess we all have to take risks in creating dope ass content ! :)
Westrn Vlogs as a pro photographer and film make I know exactly what you mean.
But also as a sailor, I know that color smoke in the ocean and woods mean "help".
But it looks cool indeed hahaha.
Westrn Vlogs Yeah because your dopey ass, sorry "dope ass" video is worth taking the "risk" of diverting and being a nuisance to resources that are there to save people's lives. But hey, the rules are different for "artists" right? Reminds me of when they asked Hitchcock why he wanted to put a bunch of meaningless colorful smoke bombs in his movies and he said "Because the colors in slow motion are "cinematic", you know like an actual movie man, especially when I ask my editor to put black bars at the top and bottom of my VIDEO"
Your stuff has completely changed how I produce content. Seriously, you are THE MAN.
Peter! I had a question about the drone. The Mavic says not to operate below 30°C, what is your idea on this? I want to fly mine, but it's so cold and I'm scared of ruining it! Thoughts?
I THINK you mean 0°C - Yeah I did it anyway. Seemed fine to me. I flew it for a good 15 minutes in roughly -13°C temperature with no issue. I can see the battery draining faster but, operate at your own risk!
Peter McKinnon yes, I did mean 0°C lol. Thanks!
Peter McKinnon just jumpin in here! But what is the name of the drone?
what are all the songs used, as i went to where you get your music from but there are so many songs it would help if you listed more info about the song used. or am i missing something.
great video though otherwise.
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I really like the piecing together of that final B-Roll. It’s always easy to say something is sick but it’s not as easygoing when you start! Thanks my dude !
You are blowing up
Excellent videos man. Seriously so helpful. Love your page
Peter... You are a genius! I pray someday I'll get to know at least 10% of what you know... Tilt then, I'll keep watching your videos (will buy LUTS) and learning from you as I start my own channel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us!
Oh 😮 this video is full great information !! This is awesome 🔥🔥
What's the name of the song from 2:53?
This is so AMAZING!!!
Thanks ;)
have u dound yet?
no
haven't found it unfortunately :(
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Thanks!
This is my all-time favourite TH-cam video. I watch it time and time again and recommend it to so many colleagues and clients. What a worthwhile investment of time and effort, Peter. Thank you!
What is the name of the song playing at 4:25? Love it! Anyone?
Ayurveda & Health please help us! Cant find it by lyrics or shazam...
3. Acc Same here. The whole point why I posted asking if anybody knows. Apparently, not.
And do you know the name of the song? There are millions of songs at epidemic sound... :/
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Vladimir Nipoti Thank You. :)
Peter is like Casey on steroids, lol...
Lol.
YOu ever been doing something and didn't know there was a name for it. THen when someone references it al you have is a blank stare? Yeah, that was me last week not knowing I was shooting B-Roll. Those examples were so wonderful. YOu just upped my (post) production a notch or two.
Sub'd Awesome videos man. I can't believe I wasn't subbed before, watched so many of your videos
You are the man.....
Took an online photography class then the rest is just your videos Peter! Learning a lot but Much much much more to learn! Enjoying your vids in 2020!
the smoke grenade link doesnt work anymore!!
Syn Graphs I know. It hurts. Is there an updated link?
just type smoke grenades on amazon
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Amazon!
Enola Gaye smoke grenades are what he was using, they have a website and you can buy from them
what's the name of song 4:24 @Peter McKinnon
have u found it yet???
Wave Games i want to know it too :(
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THANKS!!! HOW DID U FIND THAT THO?
whats the song at 10:03
This is awesome! Thank you! I have been a photographer for the last 14 years and literally just started my video making adventure YESTERDAY! I look forward to seeing all of your videos, this one was amazing!
this is amazing like how am i supposed to even get close to this level?
Small steps keep practicing
Hi what external audio recording device are you using and what would you recommend for a budget option for someone who is just starting up ..
I think his Micro is in the description...
I think this is one of the most excellent film tip videos on youtube hands down.
hm... i have a question are you shooting 120fps or 60fps to get that buttery smooth B-Roll?
hm... that means I need to save a lot more money XD, for the love of god I need to be patience
He definitely shoots in 120fps
6:40
240fps
where did you get the smoke from?
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You just taught me something about my iPhone X that I never bothered to even check out. I completely forgot it was capable of slo-mo and 4K video. I don't often think of it as a camera but, in a pinch, it could come in handy! Thanks!
Peter, Can you do a collaboration with Casey?
PH news your wish just got granted
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Guess what it happened today go and watch that video ✌️❤️
Tough question.
Whenever you shoot B-Roll you are doing at at 60 or 120fps (in your case, 1dx mkii lol) you are slowing it down by 50% or so. But whenever you shoot normal footage you always change your in camera settings back to 24/30 fps or you shoot everything in 60/120fps and convert it to 24fps?
I hope it makes sense.
There's no harm in always shooting in 60/120fps but allowing it to just play at normal speed in your edit. When you export the finished edit, it will convert to whatever your export settings are. Obviously you'll use more memory shooting at higher FPS, but that's really about it.
TaylorCutFilms said in one of his videos that he always shoots at 120fps. He does really high quality work so if he's doing that, I'd say a lot of the other guys are.
Also consider what camera you have, for example many cameras can't 60fps at as high a resolution as 24fps.
Hey Peter, you are 20 books rolled into 1 for 11 minutes and 39 seconds. Thank you buddy. I'm learning a lot.
Hey, the smoke bomb link goes nowhere. what brand do you use?
idk