corporate video filming production Behind The Scenes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2023
- On Set with me for a day of shooting corporate interviews as a Cinematographer & DP. Video shot in Taipei Taiwan for Google & Villains Design Studio.
Directed by Nick Severiano
Crew:
Michael Li
Kaley Emerson
Philip Chi
Savanah
My website: www.nolimitsli.com
Talking head filmed with Ursa Mini Pro 4.6K and Leica R 50mm F2. Double diffused Forza 300 with grid, Forza 60 projector background, and YN360 tungsten kicker lights.
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Cheers brother
Just stumbled across your channel, looks like you are just at the beginning of your YT journey, excited to see more from you :)
thanks for watching, appreciate your support! This is my second channel so I'll keep trying
Great breakdown. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed.
Appreciate your support 🙏🏼 thanks for watching
I have been experimenting with multiple lanterns to get the high key look on the set. I think you can get more depth on your subject just by changing the angle of lanterns and skirting rather rather than bouncing. it's quick and efficient and It beats hanging lights sometimes.
Thanks for the insights -- haven't used lanterns in a while! Will have to try it out next time
new subscriber ✌😍
nice to meet you, I used to work in Dubai as well. Thanks for the subscribe!
Sigma 50-100 is an unusual lens. 2 of the gears actually control zoom….
I used it for some music videos before, it has a clinical look to it, similar to the 18-35
Just to clarify regarding the thumbnail, productions like these typically start around $15,000 usd
ayyy this was in my recommended page!! great behind the scenes man
thanks man, your channel is a huge inspiration to me! Was an honor to shoot with you too, hope you have a nice trip and see you soon once you're back in TW
Dope insight. Keep up the solid work.
Thanks for watching
Reminds me of my time in Taipei working on another project. Love the city!
I love Taiwan too! What were you shooting? Curious to hear about it
@@MichaelNoLimitsLi It was a mini series a couple of years ago - for which I get to spend a good 2 months in Taipei, or 3 if you consider the month long quarantine at a hotel.
@@derrickloo3625 Awesome, sounds like a solid shoot experience you had, as most feature filmings are around a month long. I also worked on a series here but for less than one month; now that quarantine is long and gone hope you get another opportunity to come back!
3x Forza 720 would have helped on getting the high key look. I had the 300s. They are pretty weak.
thanks for your suggestion; I haven't had the chance to try 720 yet, but we have used more powerful HMI on other projects
Great content! i just started my channel as well
thanks for the support, just subscribed
Appreciate the insight. As a Taiwanese that does creative work in Australia, this type of content is interesting!
thanks for watching ! I hope to share more of Taiwan with the world
How much does a production like this cost in Australia?
@@jaydenkiz8791 Is it a new or established client? What are the deliverables (how many)? Is it a one off or the 20th project of the year? Did the client set the budget or was it negotiated? What gear is requested? Location / casting required? Is it direct to client or via an agency / production company? Without knowing any of the factors that are at play: 22,000 AUD
To make sure, was that 15000 NT or USD
USD
A one day shoot and they're complaining about sleep deprivation as if they're off at war or something. Needs to toughen up, people are working hard manual labor out there and he's complaining if he doesn't get his special french toast lol
no one gives a fuck that people “work hard labor”. so did cavemen.