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I have a gen 1 ursa. The last video camera I shot on was a rebel t2i. It’s a meme, the quality difference and the controls. The very first shot I made with it in prores absolutely blew my mind on the tiny LCD, and even moreso when I brought it into Resolve. First time using resolve as well. Blackmagic has been building images from the ground up since the dawn of digital color grading. I can’t wait to see what they deliver in the future.

Been using my GH5 for years now, I've kitted it out of course, but I wouldn't change a thing. If you're comfortable with the camera you have and had the basic functions for the needs you need (10bit, 4k, vlog etc) you're set

Thank you so much❤

did you have a part-time job while you were in the guard? just wondering

It was a pleasure to help out with the project.Can't wait to see it!

Thank you for sharing this. I still very much love using my GH5 and the GH5s. As much as I would love to upgrade I just don't think getting a better camera would make me a better storyteller. One question where can I see this movie?

This Kind Things are much needed to help , Awesome ! very good video

I shot one feature film on my LGV40 smartphone during the pandemic, which became an award-winning film, and then I just completed my second feature on my Panasonic S5. With a bunch of vintage lenses. Actually not a bunch, a 28 mm and a 50mm, both old Minolta lenses. Shot them both by myself. That’s all you need. Oh, and a great story. 😉🙏

This is really beautiful advice. I worked on a rented GH4 back in college (2015) for a thesis film and loved the ease of use as a young director. I've owned a GH5 since 2018 and it's always been my buddy for special video projects for family and music videos. No genre kept me as well as narrative fiction has, and now that I'm true to self, I've picked the film spirit back up and now invested solely as a writer-director. With 30-something eyes, I fully trust my storytelling as a writer, so I feel confident there. Lately I've dialed back in to the iterative process of structuring film and seeing through the technical camera. Right now I am most interested in shaping light. I have so much clarity in understanding light now because I've kept my eyes trained using the GH5. I'm new to FINALLY understanding False Color and loving that technique. As a director, I hope to develop synthesis with cinematographers. The GH5 has been so essential in my retention for film and language maintenance. Thanks for sharing your awesome backstory with this awesome camera. I hope filmmakers with similar journeys can feel your warmth and sincerity. I definitely did. Thank you! 🎬💚

I needed this. . I bought the Gh5 in 2017 as my first (Cinema like) camera knowing that i wanted a full frame or a super35. I told myself “if you cannot make beautiful images with this micro 4/3 camera, then you do not deserve a real cinema camera. Mastering this camera will set you up for success with the cameras of the future”. Then fast forward to 2022 and i started using Blender and doing 3D animation instead lmaoo! But i do plan on mixing live action with my 3d work in the Very near future. Keeping the Gh5 until im ready for one of them big bulky blocks lol. Thanks for the video! My favorite image you shot was the woman through the door crack and the truck facing front driving forward 🎬🗯️

I'm here for this 😂

So I'm not the only one who does not like slapping cinematic term on everything...lol

you sound like joe rogan

Big fan of Jack Erdie. Sounds like an awesome project. Wishing you the best of luck!

There are ways to replicate anything Arri does on any modern Red camera. I mean everything. Like, even the most avid pixel peeper could not tell the difference. It's just a matter of glass filtering and color grading.

Thanks for the insights!!! : )

Great Video! Thanks! <3

i see myself in your talking, i will glad to work with you one day,im from new york!!

You nailed the imposter feeling holding the camera! I just want to make commercial content that will finance narrative/doc passion projects.

Your dog is beautiful bro

My feature film filmed by GH5S in 2019. Stay strong man and have a good job! ruclips.net/video/XRVTyA3FAm0/видео.htmlfeature=shared

This short is beautiful and the music was perfect. Unrelated… any idea why everyone wants Sony shooters?

Thank's for all the pro illuminating advice <33

your personality makes this video

love it! great job!

What an amazing channel, I deeply appreciate your time and effort being put in these videos. Incredibly informational and entertaining, the editing is to be appreciated too.

You sound like Sam Hyde

you have a great attitude. done is better than perfect. quite inspiring for us procrastinators.

Looks good!

Were all these shots really from the 6k pro??

which camera you used to shoot the documentary?

You're doing amazing ! And you're sharing some gems to be honest! Keep doing what you're doing brother

Thanks for sharing these and the hard work behind them. I'm always trying to get my clients (I do mostly commercial work) to understand the playground concept. I rarely get to choose my locations, I typically have to work with whatever I'm given which makes it a challenge, but that's the fun, right? In The Grey Sea, I actually think that shot at 1:58 is as strong or stronger than your fave. Really nice work.

Hello, very good friend, could you elaborate on your color grading?

Is that a 4 feet pavotube X?

These are nice looks. Thank you

+1 for Lewis Potts - learned a lot from him. When I shoot on-site, the first thing I do is look for walls I can use. At least a quarter of my current reel is one light, one stand, and a wall.

That was real nice. Keep 'em coming.

Good one! 👍🏻

I'm only 50 seconds in but mann I just want to say I just found your content and LOVE IT. love the teaching methods and how it speaks to us solo filmmakers out here thuggin it!!

I love the looks you’re getting from this approach.

There’s a weird glitch in the last few seconds of the video. Sorry about that, and no your phone is not broken.

Noodle curiosity, just thought, after you add the white noodle, get a solid cardboard tube that the light with the noodle fits in. Slide the outside cardboard tube to be the flag? Hmmm.

Cool breakdown!

Look, we all go Big Doofus mode from time to time

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Man. This is the 3rd video of yours I watched and I am so surprised you don't have thousands of views and followers. Keep doing what you do and I will continue to follow and learn.

Bloody love this!! Well done.

Clean!