I just finished rendering a doc and this video pops up on my feed! So many detailed and practical bits of advice that all levels of filmmakers can use. As a sound mixer my heart glowed when you talked about the importance of proximity to capturing quality audio. Keep the great vids coming!
As a guy who does cinimatography, acting, sound, lighting, and editing on he same projects, it sounds amazing to have crew members, dedicated to just one branch
I am currently in pre-production of my documentary film and I had a little creative block, but you cleared my head a bit. Thank you so much for making this video.
Excellent break down, as usual. Except at 10:37 when its recommended to forego getting a shot if it will have bad sound. *ALWAYS* get the shot if you can, even if it has bad sound-you don’t have to use the sound. It’s great to get as many shots as possible and you can always use those visuals for cut-aways and inserts if it has bad sound. OR you can collect audio separately or from audio FX services to place underneath, record ADR after, etc.
That's bending his point a bit - he's obviously talking about shots where sound is crucial, that is with people talking. And he's talking about weighing a great shot with bad sound against a usable shot with good sound when you can only get one of them (because the action will only happen once, as is often the case in documentary).
So much that can be documented in SA 🇿🇦 This video definitely gave some keys on documenting and filmmaking that can be used in different factions in the medium 🔥
Thank you for this video! I am about to shoot my third documentary movie and it's really helpful to listen to advice and to get inspired by new approaches to improve my skills. Having a structure is definitely something I should work on more while pre-production to make the whole process easier and less chaotic. Thanks!
valuable content here! even if i'm from the audio department - such a joy to watch. wished there'd be similar stuff for audio/music work here on youtube.
Great video! Could you do one on the making of blue-chip documentaries like the latest David Attenborough ‘our planet’ by silverback films?? Thanks again for your terrific vids!
What kind of spring clamps do you use with your mini ligtning lit? (That are clippednon the belt). I've seen these long ones being used in various commercial shoots by gaffers but can't find them to buy online. They should come in handy
Documentaries are harder for me than non-fiction because you can't pre-plan everything so you won't know what you have at the end. It was a journey for me, but a wonderful (and stressful) one.
Guys I’m working on one documentary now and kind of struggling with the beginning.. like should I use a usual calm or maybe intense version. Or maybe flash forward
@@alinasworldyoutube a show that was conducted in our university’s. It about stuff roles and 10 students who got into final. So it’s chronicles of 1 month before this big contest. I’m thinking of using a flashforward or these 10 guys about to go to the stage lie the very last minutes before the entrance. But then cut off and start a narration month back
I am preaparing to make a short dcumentary about my grandgrandfather who survived a nazi pow camp and document my jurney of historical research so this helped a lot. Also what the heck is verité?🤣
They ARE the most used cameras in the documentary industry to be fair. TH-cam sometimes is dangerous because people are so tribal when it comes to brand loyalty instead of using the absolute best tool for the job
I just finished rendering a doc and this video pops up on my feed! So many detailed and practical bits of advice that all levels of filmmakers can use. As a sound mixer my heart glowed when you talked about the importance of proximity to capturing quality audio. Keep the great vids coming!
As a guy who does cinimatography, acting, sound, lighting, and editing on he same projects, it sounds amazing to have crew members, dedicated to just one branch
I am currently in pre-production of my documentary film and I had a little creative block, but you cleared my head a bit. Thank you so much for making this video.
What is your documentary about? :)
Excellent break down, as usual. Except at 10:37 when its recommended to forego getting a shot if it will have bad sound. *ALWAYS* get the shot if you can, even if it has bad sound-you don’t have to use the sound. It’s great to get as many shots as possible and you can always use those visuals for cut-aways and inserts if it has bad sound. OR you can collect audio separately or from audio FX services to place underneath, record ADR after, etc.
That's bending his point a bit - he's obviously talking about shots where sound is crucial, that is with people talking. And he's talking about weighing a great shot with bad sound against a usable shot with good sound when you can only get one of them (because the action will only happen once, as is often the case in documentary).
I wish you had some links for creative cinematic documentaries!! thank you for the video it always helps us get more creative!
So much that can be documented in SA 🇿🇦
This video definitely gave some keys on documenting and filmmaking that can be used in different factions in the medium 🔥
Facts brother
why are so many of your examples from clips of alex honnold? Genuinely curious. hope to hear an
answer
Thank you for this video! I am about to shoot my third documentary movie and it's really helpful to listen to advice and to get inspired by new approaches to improve my skills. Having a structure is definitely something I should work on more while pre-production to make the whole process easier and less chaotic. Thanks!
Thank you for the great work and research you put into the videos you make they are very powerful and packed with great knowledge
thanks man always love watching these.
this video has so much value
Great and useful content as always! Thank you for doing such a hard work!
valuable content here! even if i'm from the audio department - such a joy to watch. wished there'd be similar stuff for audio/music work here on youtube.
Brilliant, beautiful vid. Cheers.
Thanks for existing
Incredible
This was a great video with lots of valuable information. I really want to make a documentary!!
Thank you
Excellent as always
Great work. Thanks 🙏🏾
Sums up my life of earning documentary filmmaking in one video great work.
I love your Videos! Keep up this amazing Work!
A wholesome video❤
Great video! Could you do one on the making of blue-chip documentaries like the latest David Attenborough ‘our planet’ by silverback films?? Thanks again for your terrific vids!
thank you really
boys state is an amazing documentary. Steven Garza is my hero
3:28 spot on
What kind of spring clamps do you use with your mini ligtning lit? (That are clippednon the belt). I've seen these long ones being used in various commercial shoots by gaffers but can't find them to buy online. They should come in handy
Great Content. What prime lens would you recommend for documentary work
Please please please make a budget level video on Guy Ritchie.
As to the beautiful shot...couldn't you do the shot as b roll with no sound? And used as an insert edit.
I have a seemingly simple question, I love documenting and filmmaking however, I’m new and it’s just me. So how the hell do I start?
really god video
What's the doc at 40 secs? The firefighters
:00 or gopro as backup
Im right now doing a documentary and i watch the video to the end. now I know it doesn't Will be so shitty how i think :)
thanks for your work i love it , what is the doco at 3:08 ? thanks :)
Documentaries are harder for me than non-fiction because you can't pre-plan everything so you won't know what you have at the end. It was a journey for me, but a wonderful (and stressful) one.
Exactly! But that is exactly what makes the creating process of documentaries so exciting :)
PLEAS MAKE A SHORT FILM
Who is the Asian lady documentary in video??
Whats the name of the documentary at 9:00 ?
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Cartel Land (2015)
Guys I’m working on one documentary now and kind of struggling with the beginning.. like should I use a usual calm or maybe intense version. Or maybe flash forward
What is your upcoming documentary about? :)
@@alinasworldyoutube a show that was conducted in our university’s. It about stuff roles and 10 students who got into final. So it’s chronicles of 1 month before this big contest. I’m thinking of using a flashforward or these 10 guys about to go to the stage lie the very last minutes before the entrance. But then cut off and start a narration month back
Who can execute the vision far better than the director
Anyone know the doco at 1:38?
lessons of darkness?
🙏🌹🇮🇳 PSSPPP 🇮🇳 PALOJU JAI SRIRAM 🇮🇳🌹🙏
Are you South African??
I am preaparing to make a short dcumentary about my grandgrandfather who survived a nazi pow camp and document my jurney of historical research so this helped a lot. Also what the heck is verité?🤣
Turned this off after you mentioned Sony and Canon only
Why? What is your favourite camera?
@@alinasworldyoutube production 4k and Ursa mini pro g2 4.6k :)
They ARE the most used cameras in the documentary industry to be fair. TH-cam sometimes is dangerous because people are so tribal when it comes to brand loyalty instead of using the absolute best tool for the job
I'm The First One comment on this chat.
I’m not
@@bardeliasnystyl1142 Me neither
Your mother must be proud.
@@megamastah haha 🤣