this is how i see the world
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Do you want to know why this style of video is effective now? It's because we're all fed up with overly edited and fast-paced content. This here is like a moment when time has paused, and we're stuck in it, appreciating the genuine side of life. It feels like real life once again. :)
I mean, this is kinda edited and fast paced if you think about it
You know that if you are fed up with it you can maybe stop watching, no one is forcing you to watch shorts so if it ruins your mood why do it
Because this is shot and edited in like-a movie making. Lowkey not an editor but my eyes still can catch every motion
@@n0340It's addictive.
just go outside
editor: okay so do you want a vlog, documentary, music video or art?
bennett: yes
I still bhop for fun
he lives
legend
oh my god hello
the first 1 min were midsommar vibes
Because it is midsommar... It's a real tradition here in Sweden
Just maybe not the death part
I absolutely love this
gawx???
love you gawx
Wow Gawx is here
gawx! love you my guy (love this video too)
Of course gawx is here
This is not theater, or a movie... not even a story... somehow you were able to purvey an absolute experience through sound and sight. You are living the life. I envy you and I hope you keep making things like this. Art.
Your work is on another level dude. Such a crazy balance between vlog-like style but feeling like a movie, and really cool seeing bts of the music vids and directing. I could watch this sh*t for hours.
hardly "another level" but its nice
I feel like I couldn’t really enjoy my early youth. Be that my over bearing parents, my insecurities, my lack of assertiveness, my culture, or just shitty people around me, I feel like I was always limited by whatever happening around me. This video gave me a glimpse of what I missed out on, but I’m still excited to see what I can do for myself, because now I feel ready to live for myself.
maybe it was always you
@@Catzy.15 oh definitely. It was a combination of how I saw the world at the time and my letting go of my own autonomy for the sake of “not being a nuisance to other people”
love yours
@@trtl9106nah, don’t blame yourself too much! The environment you grow up in has a big impact on how you see yourself and the world
@@yourfavoritememory4223 While I did say that, I don't think I blame myself too much anymore. Upbringing is so integral to how we see the world, so I can see that how I react to the world is a direct effect of the world around me, but I can also choose to think otherwise. Recently I've been interested in trying to let go of my biases and really "think otherwise" in all facets of my life. I've been feeling a lil lost because of it, but I've been finding more of myself through new experiences and new people. Kind of exciting, kind of scary
this felt so real in every way
i’m not sure what any of it was about
but i felt so connected to every part as if i were there.
i’m not even sure there’s a word to describe this type of art
but it’s amazing and makes you feel such a range of emotions
Faxxxx
I want to manifest this kind of friendship man, this is beautifull
i imagine this is something you'll show your kids some day and they'll absolutely admire you for it
I don't know why i clicked on this and how those 18 minutes passed. It was truly a piece of art, I didn't got bored at any point which is surprising. As in this era of flashy, fast moving content, this video just gave me piece and I slowed down for a while. Thank you youtube for recommending this and a huge shoutout to the creator Bennett Coast.
idk this is beautiful of course, and great job overall, but it kinda feels odd to me at this point - the world-devouring tendency and desire to "cinematify" and "instagramify" everything out there. This hipsterish veil of oldschool camera filters, vintage suits and funky wall poster interiors feels strangely alienating. It's almost like, so much forced soul that it is in fact soulless at some point.
P.S. don't take this as a critique or something, just sheer feeling expression. The video's great 😊
Yeh this is how I feel about a lot of stuff on tiktok and such. It's as if people are into certain fashion or hobbies or whatever, not (just) because they genuinely resonate with it - that it's true to their authentic self/identity, but it's more about how they would like others to view them, the kind of person they want to be seen as. Worded that really poorly but whatever.
This is something that has bothered me a lot on like tiktok or "content creation" in general - the vanity and egotism and I guess ultimately just posting stuff with intent to be admired or seen favourably by others ("approval/validation seeking" yadda yadda), or to be perceived as the person/identity that they would like to be perceived as, or think will be received positively (or at least it seems that way).
and it can lead me to be sort of cynical/misanthropic/etc. but i recognize that this is just sort of the nature of social media, and especially the types of people who are inclined to post content of themselves.
Anyway that was incoherent, but yeh i relate to your perception of seeing stuff as disingenuous in this way.
But I'm also just bitter and envious lol. And never developed my own "social identity" or "for-others-identity" and preoccupation fashion and shit, creating a certain image, has always seemed lame and egoistic and idk. Not virtuous or immoral. May be partly/mostly an ego-defence by me. I feel envious and inferior and so I come up with a way to bring them down or whatever - really interesting quote I found once that described this particular defence: “perceived personal inferiorities are recognized as moral deficiencies in someone else.”.
Anyway
I have no idea who any of these people are or why this popped up in my timeline but I loved watching it and feel like these guys are living their life out exactly like they are supposed to…
I’m 24 years old everyday until I look in the mirror and realize holy shit my face is turning grey and then I remember the inevitable truth of the matter is soon I’m going to be turning 40 years old and there was so much I thought I would have done by now.. from the depth of my soul I can truly attest that indeed Growing Up Hurts 😔
..Please Bennett take the time to now to enjoy those around you and take advantage of the opportunities your dreams have given you because one day you will wake up with a grey face too, all alone, you and your friends have all grown apart.. and those same dreams that seemed so close to reality that that they actually started manifesting into real life time and time again ..will eventually seem to just stop being as magical and will drift further and further from existence
So… Thank you for reminding me of the magic the universe brings you when your young.. before everything becomes so serious ..and I hope you continue to follow your dreams while you still have the time to because no matter what..you will eventually find success in life after you do what ever it is repeatedly every day over and over ..so you might as well find it while doing something you love ;-)
@obxclean237 I think the feeling of being free and not taking life to seriously is something that can be found in every age. I wish for you to read your own message and think about what you can do (at your age) to bring back the feeling of this kind of joy you're getting from this video into your life. Cause it definitey is possible. Go call one of those friends you are talking about, go to that concert, go read that book, pick up a new hobby. It is not too late, you literally still got so much time to do stuff. Make use of it! Don't be afraid to wake the child in you. Make the time and change your current mindset, if you think it will make you happier.
(I do think your message to make something out of life, especially at a young age is beautiful and really important!)
this has been in my watch list for so long, feel like I pulled out treasure from the vault.
bro what camera do you use plus colour grading? obsessed
Same question here.
Everything about this video is perfect
- The colour grading
- Ambience
- Cinematography.
I'd love to know what camera you guys shot this on?
I'd love to know what camera was used as well, it looks amazing!
iPhone tbh
apeture wise for some shots are definitely not iphone but some could be sure@@katielowen
sameeeee need to know, the vibes are insane
Never ask a director that question 😂😂
I can't describe how much I love this. As a filmmaker, it's like all I've ever wanted to see in a video. Truly inspiring.
when you made 'are we losing touch?' i found myself revisiting the video so so often. the colors, and the music, and blend between the music and images, and most importantly the feeling, are things that i couldn't unsee. this video is even more impactful. the way that you see the world and re create it through the lens of a camera and direction, is absolutely incredible. the combination of things that you create is a world that feels so real, in a time where almost nothing does.
thank you for giving it your time
I was tearing up by the end of this video. Reminds me so much of all the time I spent making videos growing up into my early 20’s. The infamous “we’re running out of daylight” line had me cheesing so hard. Now I’m about to board a plane for a meeting I have tomorrow for my corporate job. Not that I hate it, but this video has me reminiscing and thinking about what life would be like if I had taken the creative route. “Growing up is hard” is the perfect tagline for your stuff. I listen to your music on repeat all the time and it always brings out this childlike yet very real and emotional side. Thanks for showing the BTS of making one of my favorite songs! Love seeing you grow! ❤
This just proves you are so much more than a musician and a cinematographer, also a true artist. Your nuance and your creative decisions do not go unnoticed. Experiencing your works are an honour. Truely amazing!
Chill bro. It’s rich kids hanging out.
@@altonkatz2041fr
WHAT CAMERA IS BEING USED??
I need to know the camera equipment!!!
Does anyone know what camera was used for these shots! simply cant get enough of almost grainy texture to the shots
^^
same!
Loved how the first half of this video was just swedencore
What’s the camera pleeeease
Wait, you can live this type of life in 2024? Where are all the people like this hiding?
I NEED to know what type of camera you used for this masterpiece of a video, its not a need its a MUST
3:00 sounds familiar but i have no idea what song it sounds like
This guy must be like 4 foot 2’
What camera/lens do u use?
What camera do you use?
hey I‘m searching for a camera to create similar content. I know its 99% director and 1% cam but I was wondering if you know a camera which isn’t too expensive but shoots good enough videos to color grade. Also it shouldnt be too big. Thank you very much
Your art will forever captivate and excite me. Your views, creativity, and talent are so inspiring and invite me to a place in my mind at which I feel I've found a home.
Much Love
- Logan
Notice the replay value that is added on videos now that shows most replayed, in the very beginning it spikes, then drops down to almost nothing. This just goes to show how low peoples attention spans have gone and how little patience people have nowadays. Its sad.
This is an absolute masterpiece, there should be more art like this on TH-cam.
What was this shot on? Incredible color grading too
I love this color grading. I have a question, to reach a similar result, how much the camera impact and how much the editing program impact? Thanks :)
Man the color grading is so good, mind sharing your process?
hew bennett
I just would like to know which camera do you use to shoot this video ?
it looks amazing
great job my boy, keep going
Greeting from france
What camera was this filmed on?
What an amazing change of pace from quick and heavily edited videos to slow and edited just enough to not feel slow type of videos. This video is a piece of art.
this a vlog movie documentary bts music video
I found this video from a youtuber named Folivore. about 2.5k subs. Its an amazing video, and the Midsummer bit was really nice to see
SAMEE
which camera is this😭or is the vibe based more on editing?
how
what camera did you use to capture theese shots?
Fascinating snapshot of your life. As a mover in Los Angeles who grew up in lower income family in the sanfernando valley, I often times wondered about the lives of people like yourselves in which I was very unlikely to be a part of in any other situation. This is captivating video art and I appreciate you sharing your perspective art with me.
12:40 was something special about listening to this, thank you for the perspective and thank you for all the intent you put behind such underrated art into the world.
What was this filmed on? Love the grain
Can I ask what Len you use ? it's looks like 16mm but I'm not sure.
I’d do anything for community & friendship like this
Go and talk to someone.
Like I mean this genuinely please don’t take it as rude 😭😭
@@pixelzebra8440 holy shit I must’ve been high as hell when I watched / commented this I have absolutely no recollection of this at all lmao
Reminds me of Secret Life of Walter Mitty
This video is depressing bc I have no life
what camera did you use to shoot this?
i LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!! i want to start doing cinematography like this, are there any cameras you would recommend to a beginner??? or what camera do u use? i love the way you edit & everything it’s literally amaze
the color grading is awesome , you should made a tutorial on how you do it
this feel like someone's dream that never happened
Absolutely amazing what camera did u use?
Does anyone know what camera he uses?
Link to the camera?
what camera do you use?
I don’t know why but this gives off a similar vibe that Scott Pilgrim does.
In all my fumbling efforts of film making, this is what I aimed for. Gorgeous.
what camera is this shot on
love your art and love seeing this, rogue has to be one of my all time faviroute songs, to me its the perfect indie track, great shuffle drums and timing on the hat, dreamy chorus guitar and layered vocals. once again, love your work
Bennet just want to say. Please dont drop These Type of Videos in the Future. Your vlog Type Videos and especially this mini doc is incredible. Keep up the good work
and they said noby else could pull of the Liam Gallager cut
you document moments of the human experience in such a beautiful and unique way. the work you put out both musically and cinematically will forever resonate so deeply with me, the coolest coast to ever do it 💫💫
Are there any videos on how to create vlogs like these? like what equipment is being used or what software is used to change the coloring and effects??? I would loveee to make something similar to this for myself !!
Anyone seen midsommar?
Dude what camera did you use,, I HAVE TO KNOW please!!!?
Is that Andrew Hales old house. Otay otay!
y'all are so cool. insane color grading as always too. every shot FEELS good.
this color grading makes me feel all types of ways! Nothing I love more than film. what camera did y'all use?
This is just pure cinema, just life, a bit of nostalgia, just moments
Can anyone recommend similar videos/media with this vibe and style? I just wish this was a longer documentary/video
inspiring! How does Bennett manage to use these copyrighted songs? It's not really allowed right, and not on youtube technically? I want to make artistic videos like this from phone footage & camera, and then use copyrighted songs as part of the audio. But I'm apprehensive of whether I can or not, legally...
Pretty sure the guy with his kid on his shoulders is Doug Murray
This is one the best TH-cam videos I’ve seen in a while
What camera are you using? Thanks :)
this randomly popped up on my feed and I was literally drawn to it, it's so wholesome man, it felt good watch.
Hi, I really love this style of videography, does anybody know what camera is used to film ? I would really love to try out videography during a trip in Japan and im desperately looking for a camera that feels intimate like this
This is so fucking good. I know your gear isn’t what makes this as amazing as it is, but I’d love to know what you shoot with!
Wow, dude put WORK into this. Most satisfying 17 minutes and 50 seconds of my life
If he had bigger muscles, and hot girlfriends in this video, that would have much more likes. Cause many people thinks that life is just about that.
bennett, what camera do you use for your videos / youtube videos? pls help! thank uuuu
this is very relaxing
So fucking sick dude... seriously I would watch this a hundred times over and never get bored. Great work and looking forward to more
I click on this video without knowning what it about but i love every minute of it.
Anyone know what this is shot on? I’m thinking either C70 or BMPCC6K
This is genuinely one of the best things i have seen on TH-cam lately. I am so glad to have randomly clicked on it. You have no idea how much this has inspired me, it has encouraged me to make a move on my career.
Looking forward to seeing your future projects!
6:13 - Nothing Ever Happens, by Even as We Speak (search it for maybe half an hour, but it was worthy, just like this video and all it represents)
Reminds me of the style from Into the Wildtbh, documentary style movie
Wow. This is so beautiful. Appreciation for life levels are at MAXIMUM CAPACITY RN. Crying.
lmao already had a liked song of you guys by accident. Wouldnt have checked you geniuses out more if this vid didnt get recommended to me
such an amazing film, whould love to know what camera and tool you used :)
Top notch. Would love to know the camera and pls sell those LUTs D:
The European culture at the beginning of the video is some real depressing stuff.
What model of camera is used,really want to know🥹
Despite this video being only 18 minutes... It feels... Long...
In a good way.