Rule of thirds to db levels. Light colour temp to cardioid pattern. This half hour video is a masterclass! Well done for giving this content away for free 🙏
Parker, I swear, you're the only creator on TH-cam who's videos I don't dread watching when I look at the video length. Watching a 25 minute video of yours is worth every second because you don't waste a single one of them.
Holy moly! You literally covered every little detail to get professional looking results and you did it with less than $1K!! Insane. My mind is blown. I can't even right now. You're about to put 50% of us videographers out of business.
I’m a professional photographer who’s made the decision to get into video. I’m just setting up my kit and researching my ass off on everything video. This video is by far one of the best of the hundreds of hours I’ve watched so far. Thank you for taking the time to share content like this.
Our business is moving into the online space - after scouring many tutorials on TH-cam this is hands down the best condensed value in 24 minute by far! Brilliant work Parker!
This should be the template for "How To Tutorial" TH-cam Videos. Parker delivers all the points needed in each video without the fluff. I have also purchased some of his paid training courses and they are excellent!
I saw many videos which talked about different aspects of filming such interview/tutorial, but quite honestly no other video has covered all the important points as you have done. Be it lighting, camera setting, composition and what not . You have covered everything. Literally everything. And the way you have explained, its commendable. A very big thanks for such good tutorial.
"Yo dawg...we heard you like tutorials so we put a tutorial in your tutorial so you can tutorialize while you tutor." This is actually a good 101 for this, probably the best ive seen on how to get sh*t done quickly and cheaply.
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Maybe this is my first comment on youtube. The most detailed and most instructive tutorial about “making video” I've ever seen. Not a single second wasted in vain. Thx for this amazing content. Greetings from İstanbul.
As a long time TV editor (30+ years), and a newbie at shooting (as an independent video freelancer) your tutorial is GOLD..... Thanks for the lighting tips and the prompter details, I will "up" my game after this! I too have gone the "budget" route with a Canon 90D, Ronin S, Mavic Pro "fly more kit", some LED lights and a softbox and some old Sony radio mics and the results are remarkably "high end". I could shoot a TV commercial for broadcast with this gear!
I work as a professional cameraman for many years now. But I still watch videos like this one. There is always room for improvement. I still look for the best way to get the interviewees at ease. When I arrive at location with the reporter, we always start with a cup of coffee and talk about the stuff we will film. We go over the questions etc. I find it important to be there as well. At least for the first few minutes. It kind of breaks the ice. But, people tend to get uncomfortable in front of the camera, when I hit the record trigger. In between takes people seem to be more relaxed. But still a huge contrast with the coffee-chat-moment. It kind of helps when we have them holding something in their hands. It somehow takes their attention off the camera. We usually have them standing, talking off-camera, to the interviewer. It gives a more pro-active posture. But sitting down helps to relax. But for a lot of people it's still an unnatural way of talking. Long story short... I hope there are people out there, including you Parker Walback, who know how to deal with this little frustration. And, this might be a wonderful topic for a tutorial someday 😎
@ Edwin it's called letting humans be human. Ofc ppl aren't gonna feel at ease with multiple ppl and equipment around them. I give ppl a general idea of what we're gonna talk about and don't actually talk until the camera & sound are rolling. That way, it's a natural conversation and nobody's rehearsing. That archaic hollyweird way of interviewing is wack..plain & simple.
Great video! but if you're recording into Audacity or Garage Band, make sure to set your audio sample rate to 48kHz so it matches the video. lots of times the software will default to 44kHz and that makes it not perfectly match the video.
No idea what it means but I'll be sure to do that on my video next time, thanks for the tip. That's only if the microphone is hooked directly into the computer or a recorder though right?
I have to be honest. Whenever I see your ads pop up, it completely turned me off and I never gave them a chance. Any association with a pre-roll immediately feels salsey to me... but this video hooked me in and covered SO MUCH. Well put-together and clearly thought out, even minor details like the lav mic adapter. Great work, I’m finally subscribed, haha
Maybe useful for people who still wanna use wireless lav mics on a tight budget, plug it into your mobile device, stuff it away and make sure you record in a decent bit-rate, then just autosync in Premiere Pro or whatever you are using. This is still working out great for me and I don't need something else at the moment.
Very useful content, if you haven't ever thought about light positions, audio settings, framing someone or which camera settings ... watch and learn, gosh this saves you a lot of time in experimenting and getting things wrong. If you have a client with you and you get the filming wrong, that's it, once the client has gone you just can't retake the whole interview ... so thank you this has been a great leap to better video setups for interview recordings.
WOW! Love the video cutting to audio! Tutorial is clear, concise, and gets right to the point! MOST instructional videos on the web are rambling, "Now, let see what's in the box?" -A waste of time. These unprofessional egocasts have virtually no professional techniques. And, they are supposed to be sharing advice on, "How to..." something professionally. In contrast, Parker nails it EVERY TIME, in all of his videos. MANY thanks!
I actually learned how to do interviews from this one video. It was a jumping off point and as I did more I got a little more educated and experienced. Still have a lot to learn and that is why I am going to get Parker’s course.
I was on my TV and had to login from my PC to leave a comment here. I found this video to be quite empowering in the sense of it giving a full spectrum of all the interdisciplinary clues needed by literally "anyone" to produce content at the level of expectations of modern channels today whether it is TH-cam, Udemy, etc. I have been roaming in this sphere for a while trying to find my way into starting to produce content and even though different people have succeeded in clarifying certain areas of the process, there has not been a single video that filled in all the blanks as much as this one. Quite an amazing tutorial.
Nobody I record is that relaxed. A lot of entrepreneurs are Type A personalities to begin with. Asking them to sit still while you set up is often the most frustrating part of the job, especially when you're recording at their place of business, they don't want to "shut down" in case they miss something.
Great tutorial. One note on the microphone choice, dynamic microphones are generally better for rooms with no sound treatment or live sound. Condenser mics will sound better in sound treated rooms. Not trying to correct Parker, he recommends you should plan to treat your recording space but if you absolutely can't dynamic would be the way to go. Cheers!
@@fulltimefilmmaker Yeah check out the Audio Technica AT2005USB. Has the flexibility of USB and XLR. Might be a cool video to compare condenser vs. dynamic and their pros and cons
@@fulltimefilmmaker Good stuff! The Samson Q2u at $50 US is an interesting offer as well with what seems to have all of the same features as the AT2005USB. I haven't used the Samson but for $50 that could be something worth looking into as well
On top of this, Cardioid instead of Super Cardioid or Omnidirectional microphones. Several USB mic’s have multiple patterns, you always want cardioid as it blocks out sound from whatever it’s not facing which also helps with bad acoustics.
I just clicked the subscribe button because of the amount of education I got in this one video. You might call it "basic" ,but it adds a lot of value. Keep up the good work. Watching from Namibia 🇳🇦 (Southern Africa)
Hey Parker hope you are doing well. I've been watching your videos for a few years and would like to take a minute to thank you as I have learned so much from your tutorials. I'm only a high school student but have been into filmmaking and editing for nearly six years and if it were not for you, I and many others would not be as advanced as they are today!
Another great tutorial, thank you Parker. You are not only a great teacher but your style of teaching is also very inspirational and motivating, makes you want to start shooting right away.
this is the most proper, I must say Proper step by step video ever seen and something that helps you to understand the whole process! I am going to save it everytime as a Bible and a last minute check list to see everything is proper. Thank you so much!! NO wonder we follow you!!
I love all of your tutorial or explanation or whatever it is. So simple to understand for everyone, speak not to fast, step by step explanation. You give us very good budget to make awesome vlog or photo shoot
Thats for you to decide!!! Moreover, If your waking up and comfortable and happy with your lifestyle...then you have Won!! However, if your not and you are NOT doing anything about it, than it will maintain. I hope you reach or keep the lifestyle and Mental happiness you desire.
Find some addtional jobs, save your money until it about $200 and just use your phone as camera. A bunch of light will compensate for the poor indoor video quality of your camera.
I can't believe, that I found this video. Walbeck I saved this video to keep watching it when I will need it. So helpful, and you explain everything... I love it😁👍🏿🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
This is an absolutely fantastic video, Parker! You are a perfect example of how one can become a huge success through excelling in multiple correlated fields - videography, set design, speaking/presenting. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The people buying a 1DX are doing so because they know what they're doing and their business affords them the ability to do so. No one is buying this camera thinking it will make them a better shooter...that's what RED folks do. LOL.
jpemile those people are straight fools. The only reason this guy still uses a Canon DSLR is because they sponsor him. He’s not paying retail price for anything.
I've used a 1DX Mk2 since it came out four years ago... I must be special or something, because my video looks MUCH better than Parker's comparison. Great video, I just think that is a little misleading.
Full disclosure, I've never considered paying for online courses with so much free education and tools online.... but I'm blown away by the amount of value you give us,I makes me wonder how much more insight you have to offer with your courses🤔 the internet appreciates you brother
Parker man, I love the delivery! Despite people complaining about cost - you still made a video with cheaper equipment! Goes to show, people will Always have something to say, even when you're trying to help them out... You're doing great man, I love your work.
That was amazing - my TH-cam lessons are going to look so much better thanks to these 25 minutes. And the promoter tip is a game changer. Thank you so much!
Hey 🤙 thank you for this video. I have a audio question- how is the different when I use a boom mic in this room? Is it significant better? Because I have a similar room and don’t wanna use so much absorber 🙏 thank you
Might work pretty good. Make sure to bring it as close to the person as possible. If you need to get it in frame, make sure you have a still background behind the mic to mask it out in post. 😉
Bravo. I started learning videography to make dance tutorials, and eventually started to get hired for small projects and interviews. I learned a TON from your channel.
Parker Walbeck- Respectfully, I disagree. Cheap is a state of mind. Affordable gear is the more appropriate term to use. The creator brings the magic to the equation, not the gear. Your tuts are much appreciated but please be more mindful. Words make worlds. Change your mind, you can change the world🙏🏽✨😊
Big tip: AutoFocus is never reliable, no matter the camera. It's great when you're vlogging, walking around or filming an event. If your subject is static, just set manual focus and leave it like that. Everyone has their own preference though...
The problem with that is, in an interview, the subject is never static. if you're shooting at lets say 1.4 50mm, if the subject moves even slightly forward, focus is lost.
@@ksharky888 Shoot at a higher/smaller aperture. Why are you so fixated with shallow DOF? Shoot at 2.8 and frame the shot so the background is as far as possible from the subject. Or just use AF and let it breathe and struggle constantly...even the latest Sony cameras don't have perfect AF.
@@Albanez39 just as an example, for my latest client, the space didn't allow for much physical depth, so I was forced to use 1.4. I used zone auto focus on the subjects head over a 2 hour shoot on both A cam and B can and it worked perfectly.
Your boy Dallan was killing me with those one liners about rollin into school on his bike and just eating that lunch. Cracking me up and glad to see I'm not alone here in the comments. Incredibly well done and delivered material!
I am now deep down the rabbit hole. Started with a simple gimbal and now I am wanting more. Great content for beginners and hobbyists like myself who are looking to make it a side hustle.
Don't forget to check what simple rate are you use on pc for audio recording. 44.1 or 48 it is important for audo sync with video on camera. And thank you for this amazing video tutorial. You are the best
@@dietwedge Bro, the lense makes the difference, not the body. It's the most basic thing you learn when you start with photography. I know 1DX Mark has more AF points, more fps, better ISO range etc. sure makes it easier to get the shot you want, but it's not mandatory.
O.G.H this is not photography, this is video...there are differences. And that camera is leaps and bounds better then the $600. If you don’t think that makes a difference, you need to hit the books.
@@dietwedge But if I wanted to make videos, wouldn't I get a 4K camera that is specialized in video recording? If photography isn't my main reason, then I should look for vide cameras, no?
Very informative. Thanks. Particularly appreciate that you showed an alternate way to get the audio in case the scenario was different from what your particular demo was.
May I gave my 25 minutes for you. And it is absolutely not wasted. Learned a ton. Thank you very much. Keep making interesting videos. I'm your regular follower 🤘🏻
Finally a very well done video tutorial on this subject, I wish I could show you my yt history of the last two days to see the list of stuff I went through before to find this one which covers everything I needed in one video. You won my sub today.
Wow! I do not give out accolades easily or often but this video was great with everything one would want in a youtube video tutorial, great relevant subject (video interviews on a budget), no time wasted always a new relevant take home point coming at me, and your expertise is very evident and comes through as your desire to inform your audience without talking down to or in a condescending manner to your audience, truly you did a great job!
This is fantastic as I have a M50 and looking to start filming tutorials for my clients. Here I was thinking I needed to upgrade a lot of things! Thanks mate.
This is a great step by step video! I liked watching it a lot! There is just one little heads up: You did not check for the level slider for the recording device of the Blue Yeti on the Windows Settings. But you want to do that, because all that level slider does, is adding software gain to the signal. This is how every USB microphone works - at least every USB microphone with no need of a driver download. Since you used almost no hardware gain, you will have ended up with more self-noise in the recording. Granted, it’s not too likely, this will become an issue, compared to the ambient noise, which in an untreated room like that will be most likely much higher. But depending on the use case, it might become an issue. Using up to 75-80% of hardware gain instead of software gain will most likely raise the SNR in those cases.
Not a single second is wasted in this videos, you're an absolute master at this. Thank you
Absolutely , I am so proud of this young man @Parker Walbeck
I really agree , you are super master at this
Totally agreed!!! I like his pace...
Right?!! So much value for a noob film maker like me. Thanks 👍
Rule of thirds to db levels. Light colour temp to cardioid pattern. This half hour video is a masterclass! Well done for giving this content away for free 🙏
Parker, I swear, you're the only creator on TH-cam who's videos I don't dread watching when I look at the video length. Watching a 25 minute video of yours is worth every second because you don't waste a single one of them.
Joshua Davis very true
Holy moly! You literally covered every little detail to get professional looking results and you did it with less than $1K!! Insane. My mind is blown. I can't even right now. You're about to put 50% of us videographers out of business.
"I bought this camera just for this tutorial"
**Financial adviser death stare intensifies**
don't worry, hes sending it back!
@@bmefilms6879 Or giving it away to a lucky subscriber
@@fulltimefilmmaker that's a good placement !
i think the money that youtube will pay him with this video will pay the investiment hahah
Probably made 10x the cost of the camera back with adsense, affiliate and course sales
I’m a professional photographer who’s made the decision to get into video. I’m just setting up my kit and researching my ass off on everything video. This video is by far one of the best of the hundreds of hours I’ve watched so far. Thank you for taking the time to share content like this.
agree
Wow really? This was not that good
When Parker uploads, you know you won’t be disappointed. Thanks for another great video!
Our business is moving into the online space - after scouring many tutorials on TH-cam this is hands down the best condensed value in 24 minute by far! Brilliant work Parker!
This should be the template for "How To Tutorial" TH-cam Videos. Parker delivers all the points needed in each video without the fluff. I have also purchased some of his paid training courses and they are excellent!
I saw many videos which talked about different aspects of filming such interview/tutorial, but quite honestly no other video has covered all the important points as you have done. Be it lighting, camera setting, composition and what not . You have covered everything. Literally everything. And the way you have explained, its commendable. A very big thanks for such good tutorial.
"Yo dawg...we heard you like tutorials so we put a tutorial in your tutorial so you can tutorialize while you tutor."
This is actually a good 101 for this, probably the best ive seen on how to get sh*t done quickly and cheaply.
Maybe this is my first comment on youtube. The most detailed and most instructive tutorial about “making video” I've ever seen. Not a single second wasted in vain. Thx for this amazing content. Greetings from İstanbul.
this video is pure GOLDDD
As a long time TV editor (30+ years), and a newbie at shooting (as an independent video freelancer) your tutorial is GOLD..... Thanks for the lighting tips and the prompter details, I will "up" my game after this! I too have gone the "budget" route with a Canon 90D, Ronin S, Mavic Pro "fly more kit", some LED lights and a softbox and some old Sony radio mics and the results are remarkably "high end". I could shoot a TV commercial for broadcast with this gear!
I work as a professional cameraman for many years now. But I still watch videos like this one. There is always room for improvement.
I still look for the best way to get the interviewees at ease.
When I arrive at location with the reporter, we always start with a cup of coffee and talk about the stuff we will film. We go over the questions etc. I find it important to be there as well. At least for the first few minutes. It kind of breaks the ice.
But, people tend to get uncomfortable in front of the camera, when I hit the record trigger. In between takes people seem to be more relaxed. But still a huge contrast with the coffee-chat-moment. It kind of helps when we have them holding something in their hands. It somehow takes their attention off the camera. We usually have them standing, talking off-camera, to the interviewer. It gives a more pro-active posture. But sitting down helps to relax. But for a lot of people it's still an unnatural way of talking.
Long story short... I hope there are people out there, including you Parker Walback, who know how to deal with this little frustration.
And, this might be a wonderful topic for a tutorial someday 😎
He should make a tutorial on this.
@ Edwin it's called letting humans be human. Ofc ppl aren't gonna feel at ease with multiple ppl and equipment around them. I give ppl a general idea of what we're gonna talk about and don't actually talk until the camera & sound are rolling. That way, it's a natural conversation and nobody's rehearsing. That archaic hollyweird way of interviewing is wack..plain & simple.
The generosity and the amount of knowledge you share is insane.
Great video! but if you're recording into Audacity or Garage Band, make sure to set your audio sample rate to 48kHz so it matches the video. lots of times the software will default to 44kHz and that makes it not perfectly match the video.
No idea what it means but I'll be sure to do that on my video next time, thanks for the tip. That's only if the microphone is hooked directly into the computer or a recorder though right?
The amount of free info in this video is just mind blowing. Legit better than my entire film school education, just sad.
I have to be honest. Whenever I see your ads pop up, it completely turned me off and I never gave them a chance. Any association with a pre-roll immediately feels salsey to me... but this video hooked me in and covered SO MUCH. Well put-together and clearly thought out, even minor details like the lav mic adapter. Great work, I’m finally subscribed, haha
what we need to use the adapter for?
@@youssefessaadi2793 To convert TRRS plug to TRS plug, which camera uses.
@@theotherHOLLYWOOD Thanks, What happenes if I don't? will the audio quality lowers?
@@youssefessaadi2793 You will have NO audio at all without adapter. The adapters are very inexpensive.
Absolute best tutorial on camera setup, lighting, and composition I've seen so far. Very appreciative of your knowledge and thanks for sharing!
Maybe useful for people who still wanna use wireless lav mics on a tight budget, plug it into your mobile device, stuff it away and make sure you record in a decent bit-rate, then just autosync in Premiere Pro or whatever you are using. This is still working out great for me and I don't need something else at the moment.
Very useful content, if you haven't ever thought about light positions, audio settings, framing someone or which camera settings ... watch and learn, gosh this saves you a lot of time in experimenting and getting things wrong. If you have a client with you and you get the filming wrong, that's it, once the client has gone you just can't retake the whole interview ... so thank you this has been a great leap to better video setups for interview recordings.
his name is Parker Walbeck ladies and gentlemen, triple likes for this talented and skilled guy
My wife and I love your videos. You are the perfect combination of concise, informative, comical, and talented. keep it up!
This couldn't have come at a more perfect time. I'm filming a Interview next week and this is exactly what I needed! Much appreciated 🙏🏽
WOW! Love the video cutting to audio! Tutorial is clear, concise, and gets right to the point! MOST instructional videos on the web are rambling, "Now, let see what's in the box?" -A waste of time. These unprofessional egocasts have virtually no professional techniques. And, they are supposed to be sharing advice on, "How to..." something professionally. In contrast, Parker nails it EVERY TIME, in all of his videos. MANY thanks!
I actually learned how to do interviews from this one video. It was a jumping off point and as I did more I got a little more educated and experienced. Still have a lot to learn and that is why I am going to get Parker’s course.
I was on my TV and had to login from my PC to leave a comment here. I found this video to be quite empowering in the sense of it giving a full spectrum of all the interdisciplinary clues needed by literally "anyone" to produce content at the level of expectations of modern channels today whether it is TH-cam, Udemy, etc. I have been roaming in this sphere for a while trying to find my way into starting to produce content and even though different people have succeeded in clarifying certain areas of the process, there has not been a single video that filled in all the blanks as much as this one. Quite an amazing tutorial.
Amazing tutorial Parker, but can we take a minute to acknowledge how damn patient your subject was. What a good sport!
Nobody I record is that relaxed. A lot of entrepreneurs are Type A personalities to begin with. Asking them to sit still while you set up is often the most frustrating part of the job, especially when you're recording at their place of business, they don't want to "shut down" in case they miss something.
This prompt reader thing just CHANGED MY LIFE!!!
Great tutorial. One note on the microphone choice, dynamic microphones are generally better for rooms with no sound treatment or live sound. Condenser mics will sound better in sound treated rooms. Not trying to correct Parker, he recommends you should plan to treat your recording space but if you absolutely can't dynamic would be the way to go. Cheers!
@@fulltimefilmmaker Yeah check out the Audio Technica AT2005USB. Has the flexibility of USB and XLR. Might be a cool video to compare condenser vs. dynamic and their pros and cons
@@fulltimefilmmaker Good stuff! The Samson Q2u at $50 US is an interesting offer as well with what seems to have all of the same features as the AT2005USB. I haven't used the Samson but for $50 that could be something worth looking into as well
On top of this, Cardioid instead of Super Cardioid or Omnidirectional microphones. Several USB mic’s have multiple patterns, you always want cardioid as it blocks out sound from whatever it’s not facing which also helps with bad acoustics.
I appreciate you demonstrating the microphone adapter for the camera having two rings instead of three. Very helpful!
Why we need to use the adapter for?
I'm noticing that the cheaper gear looks better, the softer lenses makes skin seem smoother when shown side by side ... you make amazing FREE content!
I just clicked the subscribe button because of the amount of education I got in this one video. You might call it "basic" ,but it adds a lot of value. Keep up the good work. Watching from Namibia 🇳🇦 (Southern Africa)
Hey Parker hope you are doing well. I've been watching your videos for a few years and would like to take a minute to thank you as I have learned so much from your tutorials. I'm only a high school student but have been into filmmaking and editing for nearly six years and if it were not for you, I and many others would not be as advanced as they are today!
Your tutorial may be the best I have ever seen, I always wished people would show examples as you have and an actual step-by-step video .
Thank you.
Parker next time when you're filming him, please give him a snack to eat while you explain your tutorials. My dude looking hangry lol
Hahaha I think so😁🤣
😂😂😂😂
Haha he looks bored🤣
Very very clear not a wasted word. So many poison their presentations with ego tripping. Masterful.
Just amazing tutorial so many tips in one video ! I love it ! :) keep doing tutorials like this.
Everything is so technical and covers all details we need to know. Congratulations, my wife and I love to watch your channel.
This is like an alternate universe, where no one wears pants.
Ooh😂
Wish I could like comment twice haha
Watching this during COVID-19 quarantine... what are pants?
@@RocketMSP my thoughts exactly! 😂
Another great tutorial, thank you Parker. You are not only a great teacher but your style of teaching is also very inspirational and motivating, makes you want to start shooting right away.
I feel you on those retakes. Happens to me as well. Which is probably why my edits take twice as long as they should to edit 😅
this is the most proper, I must say Proper step by step video ever seen and something that helps you to understand the whole process! I am going to save it everytime as a Bible and a last minute check list to see everything is proper. Thank you so much!! NO wonder we follow you!!
I’ve never been this early! Can’t wait to watch!
Me too! :D
I love all of your tutorial or explanation or whatever it is. So simple to understand for everyone, speak not to fast, step by step explanation. You give us very good budget to make awesome vlog or photo shoot
Parker: Tutorial (Under $1000)
Me: *checking my bank account
. . .
My bank account: *$1.62 take it or leave it*
Thats for you to decide!!! Moreover, If your waking up and comfortable and happy with your lifestyle...then you have Won!! However, if your not and you are NOT doing anything about it, than it will maintain. I hope you reach or keep the lifestyle and Mental happiness you desire.
Find some addtional jobs, save your money until it about $200 and just use your phone as camera. A bunch of light will compensate for the poor indoor video quality of your camera.
I can't believe, that I found this video. Walbeck I saved this video to keep watching it when I will need it. So helpful, and you explain everything... I love it😁👍🏿🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Thanks Parker Walbeck i am a filmmaker from Nigeria and i am always inspired by your video tutorials
This was AMAZING. So many examples! I love how you actually *show* what you're saying rather than just telling. Instantly subscribed.
I love how solid the M50 is to this day!
It's new man
Mohammed Benziane well two years ago it was new but yeah
@@NigelBarros ahahhahahahaha
This is an absolutely fantastic video, Parker! You are a perfect example of how one can become a huge success through excelling in multiple correlated fields - videography, set design, speaking/presenting. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The dislikes came from the people who bought a 1DX thinking it was all about expensive gear.
The people buying a 1DX are doing so because they know what they're doing and their business affords them the ability to do so. No one is buying this camera thinking it will make them a better shooter...that's what RED folks do. LOL.
@@dietwedge 🤣🤣 but trust me, I know a bunch of 1DX users that bought it just because that's what Parker uses and recommend too.
jpemile those people are straight fools. The only reason this guy still uses a Canon DSLR is because they sponsor him. He’s not paying retail price for anything.
Jason Berardi well...it still looks good
I've used a 1DX Mk2 since it came out four years ago... I must be special or something, because my video looks MUCH better than Parker's comparison. Great video, I just think that is a little misleading.
Full disclosure, I've never considered paying for online courses with so much free education and tools online.... but I'm blown away by the amount of value you give us,I makes me wonder how much more insight you have to offer with your courses🤔 the internet appreciates you brother
This guy really misses riding his bike to school /: And eating his lunch at school
Parker man, I love the delivery! Despite people complaining about cost - you still made a video with cheaper equipment! Goes to show, people will Always have something to say, even when you're trying to help them out...
You're doing great man, I love your work.
I was waiting for something like this 😊🙏
That was amazing - my TH-cam lessons are going to look so much better thanks to these 25 minutes. And the promoter tip is a game changer. Thank you so much!
“Today I went to school and I ate my lunch”
Why dose that make me laugh just why what a interesting day at school😂😂😂🤣
pro shooters I was laughing at the part too! 🤣
haha. His main thing is to eat the lunch instead of listen to the teacher. lol
This is a gold class tutorial worth more than a like, a subscribe, an all notif bell, and a share. Love it.
Hey 🤙 thank you for this video. I have a audio question- how is the different when I use a boom mic in this room? Is it significant better?
Because I have a similar room and don’t wanna use so much absorber 🙏 thank you
Might work pretty good. Make sure to bring it as close to the person as possible.
If you need to get it in frame, make sure you have a still background behind the mic to mask it out in post. 😉
You're so awesome, you make long videos with no second wasted talking nonsense. You rock!
Who else wishes he did still tutorials too?
You are a master, truly. Normally this kind interview will take at least two~three guys to do the whole job, but you did it alone and wonderful!
To all subjects going forward, repeat after me - 'Today I went to school and I ate my lunch'
Bravo. I started learning videography to make dance tutorials, and eventually started to get hired for small projects and interviews. I learned a TON from your channel.
The story about lunch intrigued me.
Parker, dude, this is by far the best video you’ve put out that I’ve viewed to date!
Thank you for cutting my learning time.
Affordable gear sounds better than “cheap gear”
All gear is affordable if you can afford it. :D
@@DylanHaskin #logic
Dylan Haskin oh yes
Parker Walbeck- Respectfully, I disagree. Cheap is a state of mind. Affordable gear is the more appropriate term to use. The creator brings the magic to the equation, not the gear. Your tuts are much appreciated but please be more mindful. Words make worlds. Change your mind, you can change the world🙏🏽✨😊
@@roots2gotv Bollocks. "You get what you pay for" applies to AV gear perhaps more than any other type of product.
From all of the tutorial and tips i watch, yours is more detailed because you really explain what and how to do it!
Have You guys upgraded to The 1Dxiii?
@@fulltimefilmmaker Okay Sir!👌🏻
@@fulltimefilmmaker Okay, no one has answered! Can it do 4:2:2 10 bit 4K 60p DPAF externally???
@@squidward3333 Yes It can plus You have the option of RAW Too
Wow! My first and best video to watch on this subject. Just overwhelmed by the information I received. Thank you so much.
Big tip: AutoFocus is never reliable, no matter the camera. It's great when you're vlogging, walking around or filming an event. If your subject is static, just set manual focus and leave it like that. Everyone has their own preference though...
Thanks for the tip!
The problem with that is, in an interview, the subject is never static. if you're shooting at lets say 1.4 50mm, if the subject moves even slightly forward, focus is lost.
@@ksharky888 Shoot at a higher/smaller aperture. Why are you so fixated with shallow DOF? Shoot at 2.8 and frame the shot so the background is as far as possible from the subject. Or just use AF and let it breathe and struggle constantly...even the latest Sony cameras don't have perfect AF.
@@Albanez39 just as an example, for my latest client, the space didn't allow for much physical depth, so I was forced to use 1.4. I used zone auto focus on the subjects head over a 2 hour shoot on both A cam and B can and it worked perfectly.
Your boy Dallan was killing me with those one liners about rollin into school on his bike and just eating that lunch. Cracking me up and glad to see I'm not alone here in the comments. Incredibly well done and delivered material!
Great tips, thanks for that!
I am now deep down the rabbit hole. Started with a simple gimbal and now I am wanting more. Great content for beginners and hobbyists like myself who are looking to make it a side hustle.
The front lighting turns it into an episode of The Office
Don't forget to check what simple rate are you use on pc for audio recording. 44.1 or 48 it is important for audo sync with video on camera. And thank you for this amazing video tutorial. You are the best
You should have mentioned quickly what focal length you ended up shooting at, and how different focal lengths can warp human subjects 😁
It looks like he shot it at 15 mm.
@@jordanchase8059 I see :) I generally use as a rule of thumb that I shouldn't shoot human subjects at less than 30mm
So much value with not a moment wasted! Thanks you man, I see your ads all the time🔥 Subbed!
"Today I was riding my bike and not going to school because I am grown man "
This guy is by far the biggest pro and expert on this topic online period.
Parker: As you can see there isnt a huge difference in quality....
*Canon Guy who made a $7500 canon 1dxmii: (Mike Wazowski poker face meme)
The guy wasting 7k for almost the same results: I should've bought that second hand VW Golf
@@O.G.H. you can look at the end results of both setups and see them as the same thing?
@@dietwedge Bro, the lense makes the difference, not the body. It's the most basic thing you learn when you start with photography. I know 1DX Mark has more AF points, more fps, better ISO range etc. sure makes it easier to get the shot you want, but it's not mandatory.
O.G.H this is not photography, this is video...there are differences. And that camera is leaps and bounds better then the $600. If you don’t think that makes a difference, you need to hit the books.
@@dietwedge But if I wanted to make videos, wouldn't I get a 4K camera that is specialized in video recording? If photography isn't my main reason, then I should look for vide cameras, no?
Very informative. Thanks. Particularly appreciate that you showed an alternate way to get the audio in case the scenario was different from what your particular demo was.
So, today he went to school and he ate his lunch.
May I gave my 25 minutes for you. And it is absolutely not wasted. Learned a ton. Thank you very much. Keep making interesting videos. I'm your regular follower 🤘🏻
00:12 "I did a turorial about a year ago showing you how to shoot a tutorial" -this guy 2020.
Finally a very well done video tutorial on this subject, I wish I could show you my yt history of the last two days to see the list of stuff I went through before to find this one which covers everything I needed in one video. You won my sub today.
Cool tips but the model looks like he's there against his will lol. Blink twice if you need to be rescued dude!
Wow! I do not give out accolades easily or often but this video was great with everything one would want in a youtube video tutorial, great relevant subject (video interviews on a budget), no time wasted always a new relevant take home point coming at me, and your expertise is very evident and comes through as your desire to inform your audience without talking down to or in a condescending manner to your audience, truly you did a great job!
The guy looks really stressed tho
Because parker just spent 1000$ on gear he doesnt need
It was not an insult, sorry if it sounded like that
And it was about the guy who you recorded, not you Parker. You look professional. And the video is great :)
Parker, you're one of my favorite filmmaker. Thanks for your awesome videos.
This is fantastic as I have a M50 and looking to start filming tutorials for my clients. Here I was thinking I needed to upgrade a lot of things! Thanks mate.
This is a great step by step video! I liked watching it a lot! There is just one little heads up: You did not check for the level slider for the recording device of the Blue Yeti on the Windows Settings. But you want to do that, because all that level slider does, is adding software gain to the signal. This is how every USB microphone works - at least every USB microphone with no need of a driver download. Since you used almost no hardware gain, you will have ended up with more self-noise in the recording. Granted, it’s not too likely, this will become an issue, compared to the ambient noise, which in an untreated room like that will be most likely much higher. But depending on the use case, it might become an issue. Using up to 75-80% of hardware gain instead of software gain will most likely raise the SNR in those cases.
18:24 you can also take out ambient noise and minimize echos using the graphic equalizer on audacity.
Amazing how you can make a 25 minute video filled with information without any bullshit. Looking forward to the next one!
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That was probably the most helpful video I have ever watched on any subject! It all was so clear. Thankyou for your amazing content!
I can’t just move on without subscribing. God bless you man for teaching us everything we need.
by far the best video i have come across for shooting tutorials, simply the best