You got that grip head on the wrong side, if it starts to fall down then it'll loosen. Put it facing to the right side so if it falls forward, it tightens. It's a good and very important habit to avoid making your sets unsafe.
You're absolutely right, thank you for reaching out! I know this and we place importance on this on the film sets I work on as well. There are a few different styles of grip heads. The one I use on the c-stands in my videos here on the channel are heavy duty, and have teeth that were designed to lock it in place when tightened, whether on the left side or the right. And can hold a significant amount of weight on either side. Since I was filming alone, was pressed for time and was only using it for negative fill, I just quickly pieced my C-stand together and wasn't concerned that it wouldn't hold the weight. But this is an easy fix. We should always be in the practice of righty tighty no matter what style grip head we are using to ensure safety every time. So I want to thank you for bringing that to my attention and I will be sure that I will always place the grip arm on the right side in future videos. Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it really means a lot. Cheers!
Why does this guy only have 3k followers? I literally binge-watched all of his videos to prepare myself for my filmmaking internship... his videos are GOLD !!!
Congratulations on your internship! Also, thank you so much for watching the videos, it really means a lot! I’m so glad my channel could help. Cheers my friend!
So good! New way to think about this for me. I've never really thought about *reducing* light... reminds me of EQ'ing audio, where it's often preferred to use _subtractive_ EQ to remove unwanted frequencies vs. _additive_ EQ to boost the desired ones... this will help me remember the concept. Thank you!
Absolutely, that's a really great way of thinking about it! Subtractive EQ is such a great concept, I'll have to keep that in mind as well. Thanks for watching my friend!
Great content man. Insane you only have 2.4k subscribers. Although number doesn't matter, the quality is higher than majority of large youtube channels. Keep crushing bro.
Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! It's been a lot of fun making these videos and It's really encouraging to get to see that the videos are enjoyable to watch and that they can help fellow filmmakers reach their goals. Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers my friend!
So well put together, felt like I was watching a channel with 100k subscribers. I’ve been working on sets recently for indie films and learning as much as I can about lighting techniques… this knocked it out of the park. Subbed!
Wow thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. That’s awesome, working on indie film sets is always fun and you can definitely learn a lot for sure. Thank you for watching, for reaching out and subscribing, it truly means a lot. Cheers my friend!
No worries at all! I just sent a pretty lengthy reply, I love talking about filmmaking and helping wherever I can, so I can be a little long winded myself sometimes haha! I apologize for the delay in response, yesterday kind of got away from me. But I hope it helps! Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions. Cheers my friend!
These are some incredible tips for upcoming filmmakers. I've been following your channel for quite some time, but never got the chance to comment until today. Nonetheless, I'm truly thankful for every content, advice, insight and information you share with your subscribers and the TH-cam community. They are so helpful. People are definitely taking this channel for granted. Thank you so much, Ryan. Keep it up. - Wilfredo
Hey Wilfredo! Thank you I truly appreciate that so much! It's been a lot of fun making these videos and it's super encouraging to see that the videos can help fellow filmmakers reach their goals. Thank you for watching the videos and for reaching out with your kind words, it really helps and means a lot to me. Cheers my friend!
@@foxandcrowncreative You're welcome. Thank you for reading and replying to my comment. It's good to know that you have fun making these videos. It's what truly matters. This platform needs more content creators like you who do this with a profound passion to share what you know, and in the process, you help others achieve their filmmaking goals.
Absolutely, I was happy to read your comment and reply! That's amazing and very encouraging! Filmmaking, making TH-cam videos and helping people on the journey are all very much a passion of mine and it's really awesome when I get to see that the videos can help. Thanks again my friend! I'm super grateful for all of your support and encouragement.
@@foxandcrowncreative You're welcome. I'm the one thankful to you. You dedicate so much of your time, effort, and sometimes budget creating content that can resonate with the audience. So thank you for all that you do. Your work inspires. 😊
You got that grip head on the wrong side, if it starts to fall down then it'll loosen. Put it facing to the right side so if it falls forward, it tightens. It's a good and very important habit to avoid making your sets unsafe.
You're absolutely right, thank you for reaching out! I know this and we place importance on this on the film sets I work on as well. There are a few different styles of grip heads. The one I use on the c-stands in my videos here on the channel are heavy duty, and have teeth that were designed to lock it in place when tightened, whether on the left side or the right. And can hold a significant amount of weight on either side. Since I was filming alone, was pressed for time and was only using it for negative fill, I just quickly pieced my C-stand together and wasn't concerned that it wouldn't hold the weight.
But this is an easy fix. We should always be in the practice of righty tighty no matter what style grip head we are using to ensure safety every time. So I want to thank you for bringing that to my attention and I will be sure that I will always place the grip arm on the right side in future videos.
Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it really means a lot. Cheers!
Why does this guy only have 3k followers? I literally binge-watched all of his videos to prepare myself for my filmmaking internship... his videos are GOLD !!!
Congratulations on your internship! Also, thank you so much for watching the videos, it really means a lot! I’m so glad my channel could help. Cheers my friend!
So good! New way to think about this for me. I've never really thought about *reducing* light... reminds me of EQ'ing audio, where it's often preferred to use _subtractive_ EQ to remove unwanted frequencies vs. _additive_ EQ to boost the desired ones... this will help me remember the concept. Thank you!
Absolutely, that's a really great way of thinking about it! Subtractive EQ is such a great concept, I'll have to keep that in mind as well. Thanks for watching my friend!
Great content man. Insane you only have 2.4k subscribers.
Although number doesn't matter, the quality is higher than majority of large youtube channels.
Keep crushing bro.
Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! It's been a lot of fun making these videos and It's really encouraging to get to see that the videos are enjoyable to watch and that they can help fellow filmmakers reach their goals. Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers my friend!
I just watched your video and love the content on it…. Now I will follow you for more great content 🔥
Thank you so much that truly means a lot! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching and for reaching out my friend, cheers!
Thank you
Absolutley! I’m so glad the video could help. Thank you so much for watching the video, cheers!
these are the real tutorial videos.. thank you
Absolutely, I'm so glad the video could help! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out, it really means a lot. Cheers my friend!
So well put together, felt like I was watching a channel with 100k subscribers. I’ve been working on sets recently for indie films and learning as much as I can about lighting techniques… this knocked it out of the park. Subbed!
Wow thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. That’s awesome, working on indie film sets is always fun and you can definitely learn a lot for sure. Thank you for watching, for reaching out and subscribing, it truly means a lot. Cheers my friend!
@@foxandcrowncreative sent you a DM over on IG, just had a question and figured it was too long winded for a comment here! 🤣
No worries at all! I just sent a pretty lengthy reply, I love talking about filmmaking and helping wherever I can, so I can be a little long winded myself sometimes haha! I apologize for the delay in response, yesterday kind of got away from me. But I hope it helps! Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions. Cheers my friend!
@@foxandcrowncreativeresponded to your DM 😂
Good job man! Great breakdown!
Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! Cheers my friend!
Awesome content as always! Cheers ✌️
Thank you so much Wendy, that really means a lot! Thank you for watching the video my friend, Cheers! ✌🏼
These are some incredible tips for upcoming filmmakers. I've been following your channel for quite some time, but never got the chance to comment until today. Nonetheless, I'm truly thankful for every content, advice, insight and information you share with your subscribers and the TH-cam community. They are so helpful.
People are definitely taking this channel for granted.
Thank you so much, Ryan. Keep it up.
- Wilfredo
Hey Wilfredo! Thank you I truly appreciate that so much! It's been a lot of fun making these videos and it's super encouraging to see that the videos can help fellow filmmakers reach their goals. Thank you for watching the videos and for reaching out with your kind words, it really helps and means a lot to me. Cheers my friend!
@@foxandcrowncreative You're welcome. Thank you for reading and replying to my comment. It's good to know that you have fun making these videos. It's what truly matters. This platform needs more content creators like you who do this with a profound passion to share what you know, and in the process, you help others achieve their filmmaking goals.
Absolutely, I was happy to read your comment and reply! That's amazing and very encouraging! Filmmaking, making TH-cam videos and helping people on the journey are all very much a passion of mine and it's really awesome when I get to see that the videos can help. Thanks again my friend! I'm super grateful for all of your support and encouragement.
@@foxandcrowncreative You're welcome. I'm the one thankful to you. You dedicate so much of your time, effort, and sometimes budget creating content that can resonate with the audience. So thank you for all that you do. Your work inspires. 😊
good stuff!
Thank you so much!
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Music is too loud
I appreciate the feedback, thank you so much for watching!