How I Film at Night - Run and Gun Filmmaking [Sony A7siii]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- I explore the city at night and film handheld street footage. Watch me get some shots while I teach filmmaking tips! Learn more at my film school: myfilm.school/...
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Let me just tell you this:
This video was great. You actually made me realize that there is no reason at all to be scared to use the camera in front of strangers. Basically: go out! Shoot! React accordingly with respect! I would love to learn more about the behind the scenes of such films as hong kong strong and such, for example how you got all different shots, getting into all those different places like the tram sequences, how long it took to shoot, paperwork, etc...
And even if not. You are a great inspiration to me and yet i seem to have trouble moving forward.
Thank you Brandon
Does anyone know what lens filter @Brandon Li used @3:42? thank you!!
This was so cool to see behind the scenes of how you shoot - love that you were very realistic with how you scout for good subjects and shoot something over and over until you get the 'right' shot. Watching other video makers sometimes feels like it comes down to good luck and some magic rather than patience and smart choices.
Your choice of words just nailed it. So true!
Thank you very much Brandon! You inspire me a lot. I just got my a6600 and that’s a big jump for me from mobile videography. I gave my self at least two years of practicing with my smartphone and Sony rx100. Absorbed all your videos and finally I’ll be shooting my first paid gigs. Can’t thank you enough for these free lessons!!!
Good luck bro ! 🙏🏾
yown! may a6600 naaaaaa!
Good luck man! Hope it goes well.
Thank you for those who wishes me good luck but of course with the help of Brandon’s video it became more possible 😁
There are certain Channels I subbed to I try to watch every time, No Matter how little time I have. I never regret watching yours every time.
That's awesome that the chef worked with you on the shot to make it even more exciting. For those of you just starting out always make sure to ask to record your subject. Trust me not everyone is happy about being on camera.
i love that you asked the people before filming them
Ooooh, I like how you interact with people and then feel so free to just try over and over.
Even before watching any Brandon video, I know I'm gonna learn a new skill that I'll be using right in my next project!
whenever i watch i am instantly hooked ....n kinda stimulates into ur mindset abt movement of frame ...that is so helpless to stay calm at night
So glad to have you back turning out videos like this again. it's easy to see you're super inspired getting back out there. While I'm still stuck where I am, the work you're putting out right now is getting me out in the field again so thanks for that!
Your videos are always satisfying to watch.. Thanks for all the tips ! Love, from Malaysiaaa 🇲🇾
So many great tips here. I especially liked the one about scouting the location first. And also involving the subjects. Thx!!!
Thanks for your teaching from BEHIND the mask. It’s a perfect demonstration that a person can wear a mask and be completely understood!
The shot at 4.45! Lovely
Love those kind of tutorials, and basically only Brandon does them perfectly!
I have been shooting stills for over 30 years and I know that. But I have just started shooting video. A big learning curve in approaching the end result. After seeing so many videos on shooting video I have to say I am so happy a stumbled across you. I subscribed right away. You approach video making in a way that I completely understand. Basically your approach is almost the same as stills. Thank you so much for you time and effort that you have put in to educate people. PS, if you ever need a travel buddy hit me up. LOL
Brandon Simply the best
What a shot at 4:41 ... wow.
As always, lovely bts of how its done. Really helpful. Thanks man.
Brandon, fantastic video for those of us going into different countries to shoot people as they are! I totally agree, how important it is to get into the intimacy of what people are doing---if I stand back and shoot from a distant, objective perspective, I'm creating a level of discomfort and guardedness. I know how I feel when I get the sense that others are filming me...I want to shut down, turn away, or get an uptight, serious look on my face. Instead, you break down walls by just going into the person's space with respect and, as you said, ask THEM to embrace with you the filming.
So excited for this as a lover of lowlight shooting! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! 💯✔️🔥
Always learns cool techniques from your videos ! Thanks for sharing such tips 😊
Sweet as branding for yourself at the end, love how you bring the value first
Love to watch you videos. Hope to see you in Thailand.
Love how you showed how the camera can perform in lowlight in s-log; no grain at all. Excellent camera.
Was unsure about putting the camera on a gimbal, without using the gimbal. That’s baffling to me.
Superb advice at 3:10 - Mixing it up with a telephoto is great advice. NOTED! I'll try this. Thanks! Keep on keepin' on.
So many great tips in this video, thanks Brandon! I can't recommend his film school enough, it's a great investment in your cinematography and storytelling.
YOURE SO GOOD
Them shots slap
Thanks for sharing, i love every bit of frame 💟
A7Siii is such an absolute monster in lowlight. Great video as always man.
Great video! I have exactly the same setup! Agree with your tips and techniques 1000% The Samyang 18mm 2.8 is a great travel gimbal lens
Really nice that you ask people before you film them!! 😀
That Sony is a beast! And you too Brandon!
Always love your videos, keep up the good work!
I love your videos so much and even took your gimbal course that was amazing and helpful, and Im not really in the travel videos world, Im more like in product/food videography, but you really give me a motivation to just take the camera and go out and shoot some people and stuff like that, but Im really nervous to do that, anyway great and helpful video as always :)
As always a great video from Brandon. Thank you.
Ah.... You came to Thailand! I'm your big fan! Let me know when you come around next time and we can show you an awesome BKK!
Ohhh man thank God i found you. Night time is the best experience... I love to put up some work into that..
Sawatdee na kaaaaa! Good pri- for you na kaaa!
Thanks for those tips your are so inspiring to me. Hope to see more of these videos in the future.
Thank you man
You thought me something new
Huge thanks sir
Great mini tutorial. Straight to the point and the basics!
Thanks Brandon another really useful video. I to often make my camera heavier. I use my leveling head and fluid head attached to the bottom of my camera. I can then use the handle as a shoulder support. It works really well.
Great video....
It is so good to see you in Thailand and bangkok as it is a country I have visit alot and it feel good to see it from your perspective...
I have just enroll to the gimbal course...
lot of really good tips in here
Always such valuable information. Really interesting to get a glimpse at how you get your shots. Very cool
This camera is rising 🌟 in the market. Everyone is vlogging about it.
Always enjoy your videos. Right to the point. Thank you so much
Thanks for your help you always bless me with your knowledge I appreciate you man
Love the color balance here ! :) did you color correct in post process or chose that tone of colors while shooting ? :)
@@thebandit4393 that wouldn’t really answer his question
You’re really awesome, Brandon. Thank you for these tips. Can’t wait to travel again.
damn that came out sooooo good
Very fun and informative video!
Brandon Li is one of the GOATs seriously
Thank you Brandon
Sos un ídolo, Brandon 👏👏👏
amazing as always , actually we need more videos like this
naise! love the colour
Great content, thank so much for sharing your knowledge. It looks very good and clear!
With those fantastic gears you can shoot in the darkest night , it’s a bit harder with more normal stuff. …. But I agree that the composition is even more important
This does put a smile on my cheeks
Such a beautiful city!
Awesome as always brotha! 🙌
From Brandon, you will learn a lot coz He shares a lot...!
Awesome work! Bangkok looks like such a fun place to film.
those grapes looks delicious
Big heart bro a7siii co closer to fire 🔥 love the way you do videography
So cool. Thank you for sharing
this is what i want to learn thx!
Bruh, the dude @1:02 just cracked me up, mean-mugging the hell out of you!
Gold! Thanks Brandon!!
nice work! congrts Brandon🔥
Thank you bro, I always learned something new from your video:)
Cool content dude! Appreciate the tips! 🙌⭐
I really enjoy your video
Amazing colors! Love it.
My footage from the same locations does not look like this. Not even a little bit. But i enjoyed my time beeing there and have all the memories in my head :)
I love your Channel
Nice to see that Yaowarat rd start to come back to life again. Last time I was there I was more ore less walking alone between some vendors. Good filming tips in this video :-)
Apreciate this!
okay? "okay" okaay! 1:31
Love your videos Brandon, thanks for that !!
Great! Thanks
Really a video Brandon 👍🏻 some top tips 👍🏻 I tried last weekend some night shoots with my FX6 and it was really funny 😄 but I was impressed from the good result
such a good videoooo
Lack of DCI 4K is a deal breaker for me.
Hello Brando we hope all is well . thank you for sharing this information with us . we are forever trying to learn . stay safe we hope you have a great weekend Love and Light Sarah and Glenn
wellcome to Thailand🙏
Thank you for the tips.
What a great video! Thank you for tips!! :)
Amazing job 🔥🌪🌪🌪
Enjoy your work always Brandon ::thumbsup::
very cool where do u go next? i just arrived thailand too
great tips as always bro!
Nice video! Thanks
Great tips! Welcome to Thailand. I would be nice if we could meet in person sometimes with Kevin and James. 😊
Love your video!!! Thanks
oh i didn't know about the sony catalyst software stabilization, ¿is it better than using premiere pro warp stabilizer?
Yes it is, since it uses GPS data
it's much better, but not not the best in lowlight imo
@@Michal_Kedzierski Why would lowlight have an impact on the gyroscopic data catalyst browse refers to? It's not analyzing the image - only the relative position of the sensor and compensating based on that. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
@@timotheeferreol My understanding is that it is using gyroscopic data regarding the position of the sensor and applying adjustments based on that metadata. GPS has nothing to do with it. Correct me if i'm wrong.
Yes, it's better that the pro-warp stabilizer. Catalyst browse is actually taking data about the literal position of the physical position of the sensor and compensating for that. The warp stabilizer on the other hand is analyzing in a completely different way that is not as accurate. This can result in strange artifacts and visual distortions. Catalyst browse is not a silver bullet - but its approach to stabilization should yield much better results.
Thanks Brandon!!