This is the kind of channel that I've been looking for back when I was into editing videos, now I'm getting back on it again for sure. I'll sub. Watched through the end and to my surprise you actually went into all important details. Other tutorial channels would just skip those and leave me wondering what the hell did they do. I just needed to watch your video and all questions are answered! I hope I can pull the same thing off with Sony Vegas though, it has Mask/Pen tool as well.
As a non-artist and non-video editor, what amazes me most, there seem to be a thousand options and a lot of language to using these programs. I enjoy watching your process, but am quite overwhelmed at how people can retain so much knowledge on these editing programs. Awesome job. A long time ago I took CAD classes, but easily forgot where to find the stuff I wanted. Just my memory isn't as good for certain things I guess.
FINALLY. I was waiting for it!!!!! ahah That was detailed enough ;) you made it look very easy !!! Thanks for the work you're puttin in...Appreciate that ! Keep it up. Greetings from Italy ;)
by the way, think you could do a tutorial on how to draw fiber muscles on your body ? like "Pietro Boselli Muscle Anatomy " he has some awesome videos on youtube which seems like a videogame and I can't find any tutorial at all on the internet on that stuff.
Great video - Thank you so much! I'm a "camera Dad" and my kids are a bit bored with me; being able to make videos that are fun for them too is the next step. Your instructional made that happen!
Very good tutorial, I have some thing to add, if you make another copy of the clip with the cereal box into and drag it straight up then flip the image upside down then lower the opacity you will actually create a perfect reflective shadow of it, (crop around the the box only).
Yeah, this one is more almost more about the setup than the post work. I shoot on the GH5, primarily with the lumix 12-35mm. I love it. I use it for short films, comedy sketches, music videos, corporate videos, youtube, etc... More of a filmers-oriented camera body, but I still can get some nice photos out of it. A lot of great features for the cost compared to some of the other cameras out there.
Yeah its great. For the most part the stuff I post on here I'm not overly concerned with quality, but some of the stuff I've been getting for the short films I'm working on with proper lighting, and the 10 bit c4k setting look really good. I was thinking about a "year in review with the gh5" video, so I may have to put that together.
Skyler Thomas Ya that makes sense. I think it’s interesting to see which “tools” creators use to make their videos and why. Peter McKinnon actually uses his 1DX for vlogging but bought it and uses it primarily for photography. Interesting stuff!
The 1dx is an amazing photography camera and has great video quality too. But it's also $6000 plus for the body and pretty heavy/large. The gh5 for the price is really great for film, but if I could shoot on a 1dx, I'd totally do it.
GREAT Tutorial! I would add that at 6:04 you could use transparency of the top clip to "see through" it to make the boxes as exact as possible for certain applications. Just an idea. :) Thanks!
Thjs is just a simplified explanation !!!This is truly helpful...I do appreciate your work!I was searching for such an explanation on green screen effects since when...
I saw some of your videos and really was impressed with your techniques. i prefer the longer version (as in this video), as the other videos are a bit too quick for me to grasp. Thanks for the extra time explaining it in more detail! Jake
Loved it. I just posted one on Instagram. I used a box of Yodels lol. One extra tip. You had placed the videos side by side for reference to scale. I just lowered the opacity and matched the scale. It was very quick to do it that way. I did get a slight artifact using the ultra key below my desk so what I did was masked out only the portion I was going to work with from the desk up, then nested the sequence with the mask. I then applied the Ultra Key to the nested sequence and had a perfect key :D. I hope some others find these tips helpful.
Thanks Zach King for the great tutorial. I notice you don't use Final Cut Pro X on this video and your computer has a wide-screen screen by DEL. The screen looks very cool for film editing. I'm looking to update my computer and screen more for film. Would you suggest your setup instead of the new iMac 27" screen? Thanks for your time and good luck with new work.
Skyler Thomas My pleasure! I’m an American citizen but I reside permanently here in (now scorchingly hot) Japan. I’m going to start a TH-cam program soon and your expertise and enjoyable content are a very real inspiration!
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This is the kind of channel that I've been looking for back when I was into editing videos, now I'm getting back on it again for sure. I'll sub.
Watched through the end and to my surprise you actually went into all important details. Other tutorial channels would just skip those and leave me wondering what the hell did they do. I just needed to watch your video and all questions are answered! I hope I can pull the same thing off with Sony Vegas though, it has Mask/Pen tool as well.
As a non-artist and non-video editor, what amazes me most, there seem to be a thousand options and a lot of language to using these programs. I enjoy watching your process, but am quite overwhelmed at how people can retain so much knowledge on these editing programs. Awesome job. A long time ago I took CAD classes, but easily forgot where to find the stuff I wanted. Just my memory isn't as good for certain things I guess.
_The knowledge is retained through continued practiced. I used to have that same impression._
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dude, your a genius, i did this for a school project and my teacher loved it lol
FINALLY. I was waiting for it!!!!! ahah
That was detailed enough ;) you made it look very easy !!!
Thanks for the work you're puttin in...Appreciate that !
Keep it up.
Greetings from Italy ;)
by the way, think you could do a tutorial on how to draw fiber muscles on your body ?
like "Pietro Boselli Muscle Anatomy " he has some awesome videos on youtube which seems like a videogame and I can't find any tutorial at all on the internet on that stuff.
Glad you liked the more detailed video!
My semi-OCD would mean I'd be working on that shadow for around two days - nice tutorial :-)
Haha, sometimes that is the case.
I noticed that the shadows weren’t going the same direction
What is the name of application that u use
@@BLADE_PLASMA He is making use of adobe premier pro.. U can as well use related apps such as filmora
My first experiment... Thanks for your tutorial! XD
drive.google.com/file/d/1iDJ1g61JA-h5S8Yu8e5QmlenHuph6S-l/view?usp=drivesdk
I was late but never too late to learn this trick. This tutorial is what I've been looking for....
Great video - Thank you so much! I'm a "camera Dad" and my kids are a bit bored with me; being able to make videos that are fun for them too is the next step. Your instructional made that happen!
Awesome! I hope they enjoy putting together some of these effects! Before long they'll probably starting asking to borrow your camera, haha.
hey do u know how to make that in setting AGGRESSIVE in davinci resolve ?and everything looks smooth, cant find taht :(
This is great! Thanks!
I was lightly engaged with you when you were editing...then you said you weren't on a Mac and now you're my favorite editor
YES
Very good tutorial, I have some thing to add, if you make another copy of the clip with the cereal box into and drag it straight up then flip the image upside down then lower the opacity you will actually create a perfect reflective shadow of it, (crop around the the box only).
The perspective makes all the difference! Thanks for the tutorial. What camera /lens setup do you use?
Yeah, this one is more almost more about the setup than the post work. I shoot on the GH5, primarily with the lumix 12-35mm. I love it. I use it for short films, comedy sketches, music videos, corporate videos, youtube, etc... More of a filmers-oriented camera body, but I still can get some nice photos out of it. A lot of great features for the cost compared to some of the other cameras out there.
Skyler Thomas You are the 2nd friend on TH-cam that uses this and you both always capture amazing quality. Perhaps time to look at that option!
Yeah its great. For the most part the stuff I post on here I'm not overly concerned with quality, but some of the stuff I've been getting for the short films I'm working on with proper lighting, and the 10 bit c4k setting look really good. I was thinking about a "year in review with the gh5" video, so I may have to put that together.
Skyler Thomas Ya that makes sense. I think it’s interesting to see which “tools” creators use to make their videos and why. Peter McKinnon actually uses his 1DX for vlogging but bought it and uses it primarily for photography. Interesting stuff!
The 1dx is an amazing photography camera and has great video quality too. But it's also $6000 plus for the body and pretty heavy/large. The gh5 for the price is really great for film, but if I could shoot on a 1dx, I'd totally do it.
This was such a great video!! Keep them coming!!!
Thank you Zach.
Excellent tutorial, in my advancing years I am still learning thanks to your brilliant way of explaining techniques.
I love that Skylar didnt correct you on his name.
GREAT Tutorial! I would add that at 6:04 you could use transparency of the top clip to "see through" it to make the boxes as exact as possible for certain applications. Just an idea. :) Thanks!
That's what I'm also thinking ...
You are right just reduce the opacity.
Thanks for the nice and easy tutorial..
Wow, thank you for sharing these secrets with us!
Thjs is just a simplified explanation !!!This is truly helpful...I do appreciate your work!I was searching for such an explanation on green screen effects since when...
Nice work. I'm really inspired. I've not tried using this green background before. But this has changed my thinking. Thanks.
Perfect vídeo... You didnt miss a thing! Congrats just began watching your vids and i am already hyped to grab a camera and open premiere! Thanks!!!
@cuzzo comedy Adobe Premiere Pro
Nice way of teaching. Thanks teacher.
I saw some of your videos and really was impressed with your techniques. i prefer the longer version (as in this video), as the other videos are a bit too quick for me to grasp. Thanks for the extra time explaining it in more detail! Jake
Thank you, I keep saying I'm going to do more in depth videos, I just haven't quite gotten to them yet.
That was awasome!!!
Thanks for the detail video we need more guys like you
This is really good thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you for your tutorials👌🎅🇧🇻
when he said 😮 at 4:45 i felt that
Subscribed you because u are very genuine and genius.
So cool bro! Thanks for sharing it ! Greetings from Argentina!
Love it! You make learning fun my friend. Cheers!
Good tutorial THX
Loved it. I just posted one on Instagram. I used a box of Yodels lol. One extra tip. You had placed the videos side by side for reference to scale. I just lowered the opacity and matched the scale. It was very quick to do it that way. I did get a slight artifact using the ultra key below my desk so what I did was masked out only the portion I was going to work with from the desk up, then nested the sequence with the mask. I then applied the Ultra Key to the nested sequence and had a perfect key :D. I hope some others find these tips helpful.
common sense you idiot
Wow.. Amazing magic tutorial.. 😮😮😮
That was cool... and detailed so even I can follow it! LOL Thanks!
awesome!! and yes love the detail that you went into!!
i now feel like i could do this
Absolutely stunning.....power of editor😀😀...thanks man
Thank you for your tutorials. They are very helpful 👍👍👍☺️
Very Informative. Good work
Going to do this the green screen setup was not like i did think so thanks 😃
awesome video i like your video hit like button👍
Wow, this video is super helpful and looks so real!
Thank you, I appreciate that. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
good job, Skyler Thomas👍😍⚽
HI Zach pls let me know what soft wear you are using I'm from the UK .. great shots mate
Thanks Zach King for the great tutorial. I notice you don't use Final Cut Pro X on this video and your computer has a wide-screen screen by DEL. The screen looks very cool for film editing. I'm looking to update my computer and screen more for film. Would you suggest your setup instead of the new iMac 27" screen? Thanks for your time and good luck with new work.
i really want to do your tricks..... but i need the name of the app you use please
Very detailed video. Thank you so much for the video.
This tutorial is awesome 🌸📊
Great video. Thorough!
Great!!!.. what software and computer to use for 2020
Nice man
th-cam.com/video/Nf2HSiiVkE4/w-d-xo.html
Pls watch it thanks
This movie is great. Thx a lot
Dude it worked thanks
I really like ur videos infact i love ur video . Your demonstration and illustration style is very unique ... very to the point and exciting.
awesome video man
Just subbed man really good video man
amazing trick
I like it! Super detailed! More Power!
Thanks for the good idea
Thanks for the tutorial mate🤩
amazing tutorial thank you
What is the software you used sir? Its awesome👍👍
Super super awesome pleazy please do not stop posting new videos
your the best dude for me
amazing talent of editing.
awesome tutorial can you advise the best cinema lens for Lumix S1, would be very grateful for a reply
Well done. Detailed and professional. Good job!
ahhh nice video for a starter like me :>
Keep up the good work man!
Thanks
Won a subscriber!
Very useful 😋
This is a much more detailed video. Thank you so much. I got it better this time 👍
I'm glad, I may end up doing this for a few of the tricks in my tutorials.
Nice video what kind of camera do you use
it looks real.. I will try it brother..
woah i love zach king
Hi. I don't have premiere pro. Can i use after effects?
Fantastic tutorial!
Thanks!
great job, i will practice this !
very cool video i loved it.
Can you edit like this on ipad pro? What app did u use? Is it free?
great job
Can u plz tell me the name of software that u used for editing
why would anyone dislike this?
Zach king
You have a great tutorial style; clear and succinct! Thank you very much!!
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback.
Skyler Thomas
My pleasure! I’m an American citizen but I reside permanently here in (now scorchingly hot) Japan. I’m going to start a TH-cam program soon and your expertise and enjoyable content are a very real inspiration!
0:04 Omg bro you have a twin!
man thx for amazing video/ pls tell me which camera y r used???
Im not gonna use this anytime soon but you’re videos are entertaining so you got a new sub 🔥
Love it. Just subscribed !
I liked the video!
Waaaaoooo! Amazinnggggggg! thanksssssssssss
Very good brother
I’ve always preferred blue screen over green screen, I think it works better with what I film occasionally.
Yeah, blue screens work well too!
Completed ur 500 likes mate
Thank's for tutorial..
I'm From indonesia
Look awesome
Brilliant 👏 from outstanding person
Nice bro good job way cool
Right on... Good Video
Thanks for sharing
Hi Thomas
Which video program did u used?