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very nice film, but to be honest it was kinda ordinary

Hey there I saw your video years ago and I tried to take your advice is add bingo it works but it's still very very bottle away from great movie . But if we comparing Hollywoods movies we can see many difference between them some off them are iconic any other hand there is something like trash that means that the brains and budget can decide how it's gonna be ❤

Loved how you explained filmmaking is like laungue, I'm currently trying to learn Spanish.

Hey man I don’t remember when I subscribed to you been marathoning all your videos. Really hope you blow up wish there were more RUclipsrs like you. Keep it up.

He’s done it again. Made a video so compelling that I cannot fathom where he will take his talents. You’ll do great mate

life is a marathon not a sprint, so don't put so much pressure on yourself to be all there instantly. already you're very impressive. good luck!

Just keep doing your thing!!!!

Excited to see you on Digital Spaghetti soon!

this video was so cool to watch! I love your editing style, and the relatability of planning your future as a creative, I can't wait to see more! :)

Incredible. Incredible storytelling. Incredible filmmaking! Inspiring!

Fantastic video!

As someone who wants to be a filmmaker,this video hit home.

BROOO , your vid better get pupular and you get thousands of dollars and become rich , so rich and famous infact for some reason ull get the impulse to diddle kids but I swear its NOT worth it. actually struggling with the same thing in art cause I want to make comics but I also need to have a plan b ,then also I'm telling myself I gotta get better at drawing before I should do that, then also learn how to 3d model for the backgrounds, learn how to write first and etc etc BASICALLY U BUT WITH ART SO THANK YOU SM FOR MAKING THIS VID

fellow filmmaker here, this is one of the best story telling I’ve ever seen, combining every editing technique (even the whiplash pacing) to showcase yourself authentically, beautiful work man, keep. Going.

I got randomly recommended this. You are doing great man! Keep going!

Você deveria trocar o curso e ir fazer faculdade de cinema, pare de tentar fazer qualquer coisa enquanto você já sabe o que quer, pare de atrasar seu destino

Rise and Shine New Channel thereby declaring you be the one to be blessed by fortuna.

Damn you really got it inn you, keep making videos and you'll definitely get somewhere. I think a lot of these thoughts and problems are common in creative young people today and I really hope this video finds them too, inspiring stuff

WITNESSING ThE RISE OF THIS CHANNEL

omg I loved this so much really niceee! I love your editing, filmmaking, script and color grading 10/10

Watching this while currently procrastinating my own homework assignments lol

SIGUE HACIENDO VIDEOS.

The thoughts and emotions of creatives in a nutshell. As a fellow creative just know your not alone. dope video!

Thank you

Are you making those videos all by yourself??? Amazing! Filming, commenting, color grading, SFX, editing... and you're studying at the same time. Man, I hope you achieve everything you want. Just please keep going. I genuinely forbid you to quit!

I love the heart and soul you've put into this❤ it's so many layers of deep and relatable truly what a great job

I think you know you got this! I'll keep watching. Your editing and taste is great.

"Cinematic" is most overused word on YT. Most youtubres are trying to tell us that "Cinematic" look is just colorgrading wich is BS.

Did you ever put ML on your T3i and if so did that change anything for you creatively or business wise? I eventually went from a T3 to a C100. I gave my t3 to my niece as a beginner photographer, but went back and got a t3i with ML for a back up or 2nd camera or run and gun, saving my c100 for larger projects. I'm a screenwriter/producer, so although I have all the basic gear I need, I don't get gear happy, focusing more on story. As long I can stretch my videos to be 2k. I'm good for now.

thank you, actually its very inpiring

you yap too much

Yooo! You did a great job making those shots look interesting!! And a super insightful video overall, thank you for this!

Keep working bro. Keep positive.

Yeah "interesting" is such an ambiguous word, "contrast", separation", "depth" are clearer

Nice work appreciate that❤

Why did you milk and entire two minutes.

8:40 Which country do you live in? It looks so much like where I live in Brazil.

Dylan Clark does this really well, especially in their short film storytime

7:45 Yes, I hate the high shutter speed gimmick. Action movies use it too much. They ruin the action scenes. Consistency also creates plausibility and immersion. Going from smooth motion to high shutter speed takes you out of it.

its actually a great video. thanks a lot. I shared to my friends

Bro wtf is up with all the talking . You know how much time it takes to film and create why create more obstacles 😂. Preciate the tips tho

Thank you for the link

amazing video

It's all also relative. Perhaps the girl shot of the housekeeper on the phone was meant to be that way because the director wanted to feel like she is nothing. So that's why she almost disappears into the background. Just a thought.

Great video

The key to good filmmaking, is having every part of the film be intentional. Every sequence, every scene, lighting, set design. Low budgets cant always afford to accurately express their vision, so the look of the film can come off as low effort.

honestly another point just to add is that for me i found my older pictures to have more seperation than my later ones since i just took photos and always stuck to a singular light source/ lowering exposure, almost subconsciously looking for separation. which can technically make things look bad but for those older photos its actually what made them look good (for what they were)

Yo this is correct on 1000%. I think every filmmaker should invest their time in understanding of interior design. It’s not that expensive to make every room looks good with some cheap tricks like lamps/sheers/plants etc. what is in front of a camera is so god damn important. And of course understand the lightning is crucial. It’s more about being a wizard and illusionist, not a guy who know how to move a camera and use rule of thirds lol

Try Dehancer for Premier or DaVinci.

IMO it's Lighting, Shot Symmetry, Composition, and Location. (Also get a gimbal for smoother movement)