TODD FISHER's Cameras & Lenses That Made The GREATEST Movies Of ALL TIME!
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- TODD FISHER Shows Cameras & Lenses That Made The GREATEST Movies Of ALL TIME!
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Interviews with Todd are my favorite. He is a book of knowledge which should never be lost. Keep filming my friend and documenting for us all.............
Insightful and interesting stuff 👍, something different to hear and learn about, loved it.
I could listen to him talk all day. The knowledge he has is mind blowing
Todd really delivered a truly entertaining and educational film. To top it all, he had every camera and lens at hand - something that could never be achieved in a lecture hall. Please thank Todd for taking the time to share his knowledge, it is greatly appreciated and thank you Jordan for this tremendous vlog. Also just wanted to mention - we have been glued to your channel for several years now and every time Essanay Studios are mentioned - we think of Francis Bushman.
This guy has sooo much knowledge! It's important his knowledge is passed on - it shouldn't disappear. All this technology! And we got to watch when you first met Todd. So lucky to be a part of it. Thank you, Jordan.
This is another fantastic inside look. The information he knows as well as the cameras and lenses are invaluable.
It's amazing how many cameras he has that were used in the filming of so many historic films. It's equally fascinating how the lenses can make so much of a difference in the look of a scene or movie.
Wow once again, Jordan. Thank you! And thank you so much to Todd as well, of course!!! I'm an old film buff (I'm old, and a buff of old films), and was a projectionist during my college years in the late 60s, when we still had to do reel "changeovers" during the film showing -- I immediately noticed that Cinemascope projector lens (silver with the red bands) sitting behind the camera lenses, and seeing Todd take that lens out and handle it brought back some old memories!
Being the movie enthusiast I am, plus some personal experiences, I am familiar with the most of the stories, history, and usage of many of the cameras and lens Todd was showing, except particularly for the modern-day adaptations of some of the camera movements and lenses...but his actually handling them on camera brought a whole new dimension compared to just reading about them. Todd really brings all of that equipment to a new life, the way he shows and talks about it.
Was that entire detailed and exceptionally interesting crash course in camera lenses done from the foyer of his house? Amazing.
That was very interesting. Todd could teach a great film course.
I love it when you visit Todd, he always has great subjects to share, so glad you are friends and share all the knowledge with us, could listen to him talk all day😎
Fascinating! I didn't know anything about the history of Todd AO and Todd Fisher is an excellent narrator. He know his subject and I have learned so much! Jordan your channel never fails to enlighten my depth of knowledge on the history of film. One of my favorites to date- thank you for sharing!!!😊🥰☀️😍❤️🦩☀️
What a knowledgeable and informative gentleman Mr. Fisher is! Definitely NOT boring!
I have enjoy these videos with Todd so much he is such a sweet person. Please thank him and Kat for us for allowing you to bring this to us
He is so full of interesting and fun information with the absolutely amazing collections to go along with it. Love how you let him talk with just the right amount of reacting and questions. Your friendship with Todd is wonderful. Love all your videos with him.
I've been loving these vlogs with Todd. It's so nice of him to show and explain all the things he has. It's also nice he loans them out for people to see. He knows what he's talking about. Debbie raised him well. I loved all the autographed pictures he has that belonged to Debbie. Thank you to Todd for sharing his film knowledge with us. These have been very interesting vlogs. Thanks to you too Jordan for doing these vlogs. I quite enjoyed them. Safe travels and take care.
It's great to see this amazing collection in safe and knowledgeable hands. Has Todd made a documentary about it all? So much valuable history there, Bravo! 🌟
loved the video about him talking about the different camera's use to shoot movies. they are so much ro these that they use. thanks Jordan i really on enjoyed this video.
I love your videos with Todd Todd is so good at giving all the movie history he should really run a museum I would love to go see his house
I love learning the technical aspects of Hollywood! And how nice to hear Todd honoring Mike Todd for his contibutions to the film industry... So much would have been different if the love of Elizabeth Taylor's life hadn't died tragically... for these families... He's even named after Mike Todd.. Lots of respect for Todd, thank you!
HEY, JORDAN & JAH
Holly crap wow, Todd Is A very intelligent man
And ready knows his Way around a camera
And everything there is To know about filming And I found this vlog Interesting and Informative so Thanks For Doing these videos With Todd Fisher please Do More with him in the future Ok take care stay safe and
Will see you on the next video
This was amazing! A big Thank You to Jordan and Todd Fisher.
Todd so informative enjoyed listening to all he is saying. thanks Jordan and Todd... stay safe !!!
Great video. I could listen to him talk all day and I don't really know what he's talking about. His explanation of things keeps me interested. I never had to look up in the corners. 😆Ah, I see you have another video with him. I'll have to check that out.
If you filmed only Todd Fisher videos for the next year, I would still happily watch each one.
Thank you for this incredible education! My Great Uncle was James A. Fitzpatrick-Producer (The Voice of the Globe-TRAVELTALKS). He also compassionately spoke to us on this subject during his many visits to our Connecticut home when I was a child. This knowledge is so important to pass forward for future generations for them to understand. Thank you Todd Fischer for your stellar commitment to preserving the history of filmography and for passing on this knowledge. Your are brilliant!!! (I totally loved your discussion on Ann Rand “The Fountainhead” references also….such an important discussion that is so often swept under the rug without an6 consideration these days). Thank you Jordan for opening up the minds to our vital history through your excellent channel broadcasting on these many subjects
I would be remiss if I did not my Great Aunt Pauline Fitzpatrick Nelson’s husband Howard P. Nelson (Great Uncle James first cameraman) who was an amazing and wonderfully talented man. These people were all blast when they visited my otherwise drab New England existence.🤣 They had Todd’s enthusiasm! So special! Thank you for keeping that vibe alive, Todd!!!!
It is amazing for little old me, to just realise the knowledge a director has to have on the cinematography side of things. Thank you Jordan for showing us an insight into the amazing Todd Fisher. Thank you Todd of course.
Jordan and Todd thank you so much for this information the wealth of information this man has about the history of cinema photography and Hollywood is just completely mind blowing. I think I say for the rest of your viewers please convey my deepest and sincerest gratitude to you and Todd for bringing this to the masses this is fascinating absolutely fascinating thank you ❤️❤️
Jordan, Thank you for bringing the insightful and informative talks by Todd Fisher to us. This is invaluable information for everyone, like me, who has fallen in love with and seriously studies film.
Thank you Todd and Jordan this was really interesting. I have a new appreciation for film making. I had no idea so much goes into it.
Thank you Todd and Jordan for the continued tour. Question does Todd teach courses at the local post secondary school, lot's of great hands on knowledge, direct from the source :)
This was fascinating pieces of history Jordan. That was so nice of Todd to show us his collection and the stories to go with them . He such an interesting guy, I'm so glad you got to film your friend he's a treasure.
What a wealth of knowledge Todd is! Such a fascinating guy! You can tell he is really passionate about his collection. Just amazing to know the history and the things that were seen through those lenses. I've really enjoyed these videos Jordan, great work!
Very interesting vlog. Todd has an amazing knowledge of all these important Hollywood artifacts.
Jordan, we discovered your vlogs a few weeks ago and have watched them almost daily. Love the Hollywood history, but also the other locations. Particularly enjoyed your stay in the the Scott and Zelda Museum. We live not too far from there. We knew Scotty who lived near the museum during the last years of her life. Hope to meet you if you are ever back our way. Jah is a delight. John
How informative this was! I love your visits to Todd's place! He's an excellent educator and storyteller! I learned a lot!
That was outstanding. Todd is an incredible movie historian. Thanks for sharing!
A priceless masterclass! Thank you Jordan & Todd!
Todd Fisher is a fountain of knowledge on this subject! An excellent vlog! Thank you Jordan!
I have gotten much more into cameras and video editing over the past year. This Todd Fisher episode was very informative and useful. He said a number of things which parallel what I have been reading about and listening to from other film professionals.
Cool to see the different styles of cameras and camera lenses. Nice vlog Jordan!
Todd is a real gem and these vlogs are outstanding Jordan.
Todd is so knowlegeable very interesting to listen to, I agree with him about the black and white films there was a mood and atmosphere created in movies like Double Indemnity or Casablana, and many others. If they had wanted color they would have used it, like they did in The Wizard Of Oz and Gone With The Wind, both films made in 1939. Thanks Jordan and Todd for all the info.😊👍
Fascinating and very informative. Thanks for bringing this vlog to us
Just Love The Knowledge Todd Has!!
This was entirely AWESOME! Learned so much and will now always be checking to see what type of camera is being used in the movies I love. Bravo for this episode!
That was great! I feel like, ok, that was a blast, what will Todd introduce us to tomorrow? I want more!!! Thank you, Jordan for another wonderful Todd Fisher vlog! Always leave them wanting more!!! 🌼
Excellent!
Hi Jordan, well, Todd certainly knows his stuff, this was really interesting. So much film history in that little area. Nice seeing the Charlie Chaplin lense. Great vlog Jordan.
I love Todd and the preservation work he is doing!
I have loved every episode that you have done about Debbie or with Todd. He is so knowledgeable (and never boring). Always so informative and different. I STILL miss Jah, tho. Any updates?
Wow absolutely fascinating ,,,,,your best yet Jorden
WOW! Todd is so intelligent and knowledgeable! He could be teaching a class in college! I still can't get over how big his house must be to house all those artifacts! You never get bored with him, because he's so gregarious and explains things so well that we novices can understand what he's talking about!
Incredible collection and knowledge. Wonderful that he loves the technical side. Had no idea there was so much to movies. Let alone just lenses and cameras…
So interesting todd should get his own show love listening to him tell stories
Wow. That man has an encyclopedic memory! Really interesting listening to him talk movie history. Thank you Jordan.
Such a shame Todd Fisher couldn’t open a museum with all His acquired movie memorabilia and knowledge would make a great place to visit.
Jordan very cool vlog love to learning about the way they used cameras & how they make film we love to watch thank you so much
Keep them coming!
Excellent content, as usual 👍
I just Love it when you go to Todd and Catherine's ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Very fascinating! Thanks
I'd love to see some of those tests Todd talked about doing with the lenses!
Yessssss Todd is back!!
brilliant
wow this was great!
It’s so cool,he has lenses from two of the best films of the second half of the twentieth century, The Godfather and the Shining. (Imo). Kubrick was one of the truest geniuses in film making and use of the lenses to achieve desired effects. The Shining was also the first film using Steadicam technology, ala Danny riding in the halls.
this is a great vlog.
Awesome what fun
Liked the vlog catching up with the vlogs got kidney stones .on the need now with meds from Margaret P England
❤️ TODD.
Todd was absolutely correct about film stars who made films in black & white wanting to keep them from being colourised,Bette Davis was appalled about it and didn't want her films changed at all.
VERY COOL,BRO! Very interesting and informative Vlog, Jordan. I always like the behind the scenes stories. Of course anything to do with THE greatest of all films, ( Godfather I) has got my full attention. Thanks, bro. Enjoyed it very much. Keep 'em coming!
Another great video, but I sure wish you would get a Rode wireless mic for when you are interviewing someone.
Then send the money through paypal
And keep in mind a rode mi. Won't pick up me, so then there has to be two, but since you insist, you won't mind investing
@@DazewithJordantheLion wow, you really are sensitive when someone makes a suggestion. I follow a lot of TH-cam vloggers who have fewer subscribers than you and they have wireless mics. Sorry, but I make less than you in retirement, so I can only help by watching your videos and boosting your TH-cam views.
The entitlement, and unappreciation gets old. I've never seen you leave one nice comment.. I post free videos. TAKE THEM OR LEAVE THEM
@@DazewithJordantheLion So does the big ego. I have left plenty of very complementary comments over the years, including great appreciation for your interviewing style. I'm afraid you have let the gushing and fan raving give you a big head. Clearly you don't need my viewership so goodbye and good luck.
Unpopular opinion, but I agree with him about things being "too sharp" now. Takes away some of the magic.
Hi Jordan hi Joe Steph
Wow I have to watch this one a few time's 🙂. This was packed with so many of the actual Iconic lenses & Cameras from so many cool movies! I'm glad he collected this all! Like his amazing Mother collected all the historical Wardrobe & costumes from so many Epic movies! This is one heck of a family Wow! A awesome vlog Jordan Ty for all you do! Luv&Peace Sean&family 🙂
I'm not trying to start a argument because I highly uneducated yet how can we be sure a director would've wanted b&w if color was available and cheaper to shoot in during the time of the film making
Wasn’t Todd named after Mike Todd?
Fascinating seeing all the different types of camera equipment ..... thank you for this enjoyable video.