Wow! This was really good. Came here for the c200 stayed for the story. Cinematography on point, But the best part is the awesome job you did to make her feel comfortable too share her story in that natural and open way she did.
Thank you. That really means a lot. I was incredibly grateful she trusted me enough for her to share her story. I always told her her story needed to be heard. Thanks again for the kind words, means a lot.
Love this man! My mom was diagnosed with thyroid cancer years ago and went through the same treatment. Even though they said it wasn't life threatening, just hearing the word "cancer" was scary.
Thank you carmen for sharing your story. And thank you Alex for creating this mini documentary. It is a beautiful production with an impactful message. I can't even image the vulnerability needed to share this 🙌
I hope your girlfriend is still okay and continuing to be strong. Regardless of what level of cancer it is, it’s still cancer and it sucks. I’m proud people are willing to share their stories. Thanks again for watching.
@@alexshotthese My girlfriend is fine and she's one of the strongest people I know honestly. And yeah that's true, I lost a very close friend to cancer the same time my girlfriend had it so I know how serious it is. But I'm glad you've allowed others a glimps of someone's experience with this illness. Thank you for you comment and for this video.
Nice video. U should do a video on audio set up and volume levels, explaining how u set up the microphones stuff like that. Im new in the field so trying to learn audio set ups
Excellent - powerful storytelling. I don't want to take away from the focus and message of this film but would love to hear of your experience of using the two cameras listed together.
Hey man, thanks for watching and taking in the message. So I used the C200 for about 98% of this piece. Shot RAW on everything except for the A Cam interview shot. I had two C200’s for the interview stuff, but only one Cfast card. Overall the C200 is a great camera but the RAW is incredibly data hungry! I used the BMPCC4K for a couple b-roll shots. I have been really impressed with the pocket 4K and what it can do. I’m anxious to get out there and create a new doc with just the pocket 4K.
I feel for the girl because, clearly this affected her, but the great thing is that she is okay which makes this pleasing to watch, good storytelling . But I have to admit that the real reason I even found this video is that I am looking for all the canon Cinema line footage that I can find , and I just have to say it , this footage is sooooo clean man !!! Some really Beautiful shots you got there man, vey nice stuff, good job.
Thank you very much. Means a lot. It definitely was a labor of love and took some time. My friend was incredibly brave in finally sharing her story and also just wanting to do whatever she could in the b-roll sequences. I really believe it was kinda therapeutic.
Hey thanks for watching. I’m assuming you mean the interview portion? B cam was on an easy rig and it’s just a stylistic choice I went for. Feels more like you’re there in the room with her hearing her share the story.
Wow! This was really good. Came here for the c200 stayed for the story.
Cinematography on point, But the best part is the awesome job you did to make her feel comfortable too share her story in that natural and open way she did.
Thank you. That really means a lot. I was incredibly grateful she trusted me enough for her to share her story. I always told her her story needed to be heard. Thanks again for the kind words, means a lot.
Nice work. Very powerful story and well put together.
Beautiful. I gotta say I love mini documentaries.
Thank you so much! I love them too. Looking to do another soon.
You're welcome! Well I am looking forward to it. @@alexshotthese
This is great bro. Holy crap. this type of stuff deserves more love keep it up bro
Thank you so much!! That means a lot. 🙏🏻
Love this man! My mom was diagnosed with thyroid cancer years ago and went through the same treatment. Even though they said it wasn't life threatening, just hearing the word "cancer" was scary.
It is a word that no one wants to hear, but I’m glad your mom is still okay. As my friend Carmen tells herself, “be brave.” 👍🏻
Beautiful film. Please send the best vibes to your friend Carmen.
Thank you for the comment and vibes. That means a lot.
Thank you carmen for sharing your story. And thank you Alex for creating this mini documentary. It is a beautiful production with an impactful message. I can't even image the vulnerability needed to share this 🙌
Thank you, that means a lot. She’s a wonderful friend and I feel very fortunate she trusted me with her story.
What a powerful story, thank you for sharing
Thank you and thanks for watching. Her story deserved to be told. Cheers.
My girlfriend went through the same diagnosis, bravery definitely comes in many forms. Thank you for creating this mini documentary.
I hope your girlfriend is still okay and continuing to be strong. Regardless of what level of cancer it is, it’s still cancer and it sucks. I’m proud people are willing to share their stories. Thanks again for watching.
@@alexshotthese My girlfriend is fine and she's one of the strongest people I know honestly. And yeah that's true, I lost a very close friend to cancer the same time my girlfriend had it so I know how serious it is. But I'm glad you've allowed others a glimps of someone's experience with this illness. Thank you for you comment and for this video.
Beautiful story, wonderfully captured. Thank you to you and Carmen for sharing.
Thank you very much.
Beautiful cinematography and a powerful story!
Thank you, thank you. 🙏🏻
Powerful story. Cinematography is amazing. Well done man
Thank you and thank you for watching, that means a lot.
This was great and refreshing to watch. We need more content like this that's story driven.
Definitely. Hope to bring more of that to this channel as well as what I’m currently doing. A healthy mix.
Very inspiring , Beautifully shot , amazing story , well done !
Thank you very much. Means a lot.
Nice video. U should do a video on audio set up and volume levels, explaining how u set up the microphones stuff like that. Im new in the field so trying to learn audio set ups
Obviously! Thanks for watching and commenting.
this is amazing and beautiful !! thanks for thi!
Thank you. I really appreciate that.
Great cinematography and a great story. Well done man! Can you share how you went about the color grading of the C200 RAW?
I love love love this!!!!
Seriously appreciate this. Thank you so much. 🙏🏻
Excellent - powerful storytelling. I don't want to take away from the focus and message of this film but would love to hear of your experience of using the two cameras listed together.
Hey man, thanks for watching and taking in the message. So I used the C200 for about 98% of this piece. Shot RAW on everything except for the A Cam interview shot. I had two C200’s for the interview stuff, but only one Cfast card. Overall the C200 is a great camera but the RAW is incredibly data hungry!
I used the BMPCC4K for a couple b-roll shots. I have been really impressed with the pocket 4K and what it can do. I’m anxious to get out there and create a new doc with just the pocket 4K.
I feel for the girl because, clearly this affected her, but the great thing is that she is okay which makes this pleasing to watch, good storytelling . But I have to admit that the real reason I even found this video is that I am looking for all the canon Cinema line footage that I can find , and I just have to say it , this footage is sooooo clean man !!! Some really Beautiful shots you got there man, vey nice stuff, good job.
How do you like the 18-80 ?
did you take the slomo b-roll with the c200 or with the BMPCC ?
3:14 and on ... (slomo B-roll) thats BMPCC right?
3:14-3:33 is bmpcc4k and one other spot that’s bmpcc4k, but after 3:33 the b-roll is still C200. Thanks for watching and good eye!
18-80 is a phenomenal lens. Wish it was faster but at t4.4 it’s not too bad.
Awesome work dude. Really well shot.
Appreciate that! Means a lot.
Great work! This was such a good project
Thank you very much. Means a lot. It definitely was a labor of love and took some time. My friend was incredibly brave in finally sharing her story and also just wanting to do whatever she could in the b-roll sequences. I really believe it was kinda therapeutic.
Great film! What mic did you use?
Hey thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting. I used an Audio-Technica AT4053b!
Hi. What was the motivation for the left to right rocking motion on some of the close ups?
Hey thanks for watching. I’m assuming you mean the interview portion? B cam was on an easy rig and it’s just a stylistic choice I went for. Feels more like you’re there in the room with her hearing her share the story.
Great documentary 👏
Thank you so much. I really appreciate that.
Wow
Thanks for watching and commenting. Means a lot.