ไม่สามารถเล่นวิดีโอนี้
ขออภัยในความไม่สะดวก
5 Techniques I Wish I Learned Sooner | Better Filmmaking Tips
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Do you ever wish you could go back in time and give worthwhile filmmaking advice to your younger-self?
In this episode, we join DP/Host Valentina Vee as she shares five filmmaking tips that she wish she could have learned earlier on in her career as a budding cinematographer. These pieces of advice act as a foundation for any beginning creative who’s looking to take the next phase in their journey and step up their game. Throughout the video, Vee speaks on the value of framing for wider shots, how one should consider lighting the environment rather than just the subject, incorporating motivated camera movement, and much more!
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - Tip #1: Shooting Wider
1:20 - Lighting for Wider Shots
2:28 - Wider vs Tighter (35mm vs 85mm)
2:47 - Tip #2: Lighting From the Far Side
3:20 - Different Key Light Positions
3:38 - Tip #3: Light the Environment
4:11 - With and Without BG Lights
4:20 - Tip #4: Move the Camera
5:04 - Static vs Movement
5:20 - Tip #5: Pay Attention to Monitoring
5:39 - What a LUT Does to the Image
6:00 - Lighting for the LUT
6:38 - Conclusion
Want more free lighting and cinematography tutorials? Subscribe to us so you never miss an episode: goo.gl/QwazdM
🎥Subscribe to Aputure:
/ aputurephoto
/ aputure
/ aputure.lighting
/ aputurelighting
🎥Free Cinematography Lessons From Experts!
• Back to Set | Learn Ci...
🎥Connect with the A-Team!
Host/DP: Valentina Vee
IG: / valentina.vee
Twitter: / valentinavee
Producer: Moses Israel Guerrero
IG: / moses_israel
Director: Tue Duong
IG: / tuezzles
Episode Cinematographer: Jucel Andrin
IG: / jucelandrin_
Editor: Steven Clavijo
IG: / stevenclavijo_
🎥Follow the Aputure User Groups:
Global: / aputureusers
Europe: / aputureeurope
Asia: / aputureasia
Australia/New Zealand: / aputureaunz
Japan: / aputurejp
Taiwan / Hong Kong / Macau User Group: / 4418583988245636
Brazil: / 1073050466408582
India: / 667708807005184
Israel: / aputureisrael
🎥GET APUTURE GEAR:
lddy.no/3dkv
🎥MUSIC:
bit.ly/pb_aputure
Summary:
Aputure's TH-cam channel provides free high quality cinematography, lighting, and filmmaking educational content to help you take your film projects to the next level.
You need more videos with her in them. She’s great, and super simple to follow.
The 35mm as A camera and 85mm as a B camera is my go to combo for interviews. 🤙
I second your motion. I love having the closeup for the punch in and the help when I need to edit too.
Same
24mm and a 105mm for me
ा
@@andreasmisundberntsen9237
Great video. One note - Since it was codified in March 2011, BT.1886 is the industry standard for SDR monitoring, not BT.709 that only defines HD-TV camera capture.
I stopped watching this channel for a while because Val wasn't on. Great to see her back, I really like how she explains things. It's helped IMMENSELY with my humble TH-cam channel.
That's awesome!
I mostly love 35mm as my A cam and 85mm or 70-200 mm as my B Cam. I think the backside light is just a new technique I have learnt from watching this video. I do it in a different way but I love your technique. Thank you for sharing
Using a LUT during filming is definitely what I wish I had learned earlier.
So true!
Yeah the 35mm + 85mm is standard when the set looks nice. If you want to compress the background or focus more on subject, you can go 50mm + 135mm. That 50mm bokeh is 🤌
2:35 I like the mixture of wide and tight
Brilliant video. She is the master of light. Look forward to some follow ups 😉
Absolutely
As always - great info - great lessons - greatly appreciated!! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips! Thanks. Lighting the environment makes a huge difference.
Totally agree!
The best video that change how i look to the look of good professional film 🎥 thanks you soo much
From Mauritania 🇲🇷
Hope to own some Aputure lighting one day. Friend and I are doing short films, and as we grow, hopefully we can snag a light or two. Appreciate these videos a ton! Glad i get to see them while im still starting out1
Thank you V!
An absolute gem .... The info is so simply explained that it inspires you to just grab your camera and go practice. Thank you Valentina!
Glad it was helpful!
Valentina! Sister of needed tip! Thanks so much for these, priceless to me. 💛🙏🏽
you raised very important points , for sure the 35 mm is much better, and this lead to another point I hope you discuss it which is killing the background by using the shallow depth of field I think it is overused and doesn't allow the audience to understand the surrounding areas, I believe that the film is considered as a document to the era produced using shallow depth of field doesn't allow this
regards and thanks for invaluable tips hoping to see much more in next episodes
What an awesome video! I love Valentina!
Yess I need her to be my mentor!! Great Teacher makes a great student!!!
Veeeee after a long time🤩
Very useful! Thank you!!
Thank goodness I knew most of these steps lol. My ego was not ready because I still feel amateur at 6 years in this industry.
Everyone has Imposter Syndrome! Even Roger Deakins
On point! 👌
So the Lut that your using on set"ex Rec 709" is not the final editing Look, its just to help lighting basically ?
More like these please!!!! Extremely helpful
More to come!
Thank you Valentina!
It’s cool that you do this for work 😎
Also 85 in this instance because my guy is so handsome, but wide angle is way better looking
Can someone please link to the "episode you did a while ago" mentioned in the first few seconds?
love your tutorials
informative tips good 7mins.
If your field monitor doesn’t have lut capabilities can you instead just set up the shot with a picture profile and then shoot in log?
wow wow wow thank you Vee. I had downloaded the video and forgot to like, and I had to come back and like. even the camera that you are talking into, the image looks sooo good. Thank you so much
I am learning a lot, thanks may God bless you
love V. She keeps it simple an easy to understand. Plus she a cutie pie
You’re grand 🥳 Subscribed
Both look really great but 85 the entire time would be to much, so a mix of the two or mayby a 55mm would be nice?
I like the 35mm
Thankyou so much v
No problem 😊
Backsiede key is key. My girl got puns lol
I think the close-ups are stuck with us from the SD/VHS era when you could not tell who is in a wide shots . You really needed close-up shots to see a clear face.
Good 👍
0:17 I like top picture a lot more... Lighting is better, colors are more organic. Low picture that is "after" Is orange, strangly lit and feels weird. Just my feedback as viewer.
thx
🤟
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯
🔥
These are very good videos, but why, why does the audio is so so so bad? 😩😩😩😩
टट|जटटटडो
આઈલવયૃ❤❤નંબરાઆપો
Ll0l
Audio is horrible
Yawn. Talk about phoning it in... All you need to know is she is advocating throwing a 300D w/STD reflector +15-feet as a rim light... Ya. #No Sorry to say, but final nail in this channel's coffin. Ted was amazing.
તમારોનબર્આપાઅ
Ironic that her face doesn’t have good lighting. The shadows are just distracting to me.