This was really helpful! To be honest recently I was thinking it would be so nice to have someone explain the whole shooting process and here it is! And just in time, as I have my shooting day next week for a little short I'm filming. Thank you! Btw, you planning to make a part 2, about post? Thank would be just amazing.
It was absolutely terrific! Its very nice to see all the stuff that you went through. Thanks for the gear tips as well. I am looking for a new tripod so if you thought this one was dope, it probably is. And I like the small slider on the tripod. Super cool. I guess one my problems is lighting. I need to learn more about that. Peace out! I totally appreciate this channel very much!
these are the kind of filmmaking videos that no one ever makes cause they think people won't watch them but it's literally the ones I've been looking for
When I was a child, I used to dream about filmaking. Now i'm 22, and you make my child's dream reborn with your channel. Thank you for that Kind regards from France
Most original and inventive film vlogger on RUclips - criminally undersubscribed - should be at 1m+ by now. Come on film fans find this man - he taught me everything I needed to know about home videography - thanks Darious!
Just putting it out there... You're like my biggest inspirations for making my humble vids for RUclips. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos man
He is seriously one of the best content creators out there right now - I wish he had more recognition and people knew more about his channel and content! :D
It was immediately after binging on some of this tasteeeey D4Darious content that I created and posted my one and only RUclips video. I'm not counting 33 seconds of scrambled egg cooking uploaded in 2007 and lost in RUclips's attic forever. I've got a fresh cup of coffee, the air conditioner just started taking the humidity out of the room, and my bing clicking finger is all warmed up. The best teachers make learning fun. Darious' videoscontinue to keep me smiling.
Your processes are so authentic; it gives us an insider's tour on what it's like to work from... well? basically any angle you can come up with. Thank you for making these. I'm happy to have found your channel-- I am OFFICIALLY SUBSCRIBED!
Well... I just watched a 30 minute video about a PB&J Sandwich... And I loved it! Your probably the only filmmaker in the world that can make an interesting short about PB&J. Good job sir, you've earned yourself a new, dedicated subscriber! P.S love how you pronounce texting abbreviations out loud! P.P.S props to anyone still reading this comment! Ask Mr. Beast for a 🍪 (because, I couldn't be bothered to give you one myself)
oh man. this video is great. It really annoys me when people watch a film and make comments about how easy it would have been to make or how low budget it looks. I'm like "that was probably days of shooting and thousands in equipment!" I'm sending everybody here now. I love how real this is.
OMG watching such a thorough bts that includes all of the process was AMAZING! It's great to see how all of the various pieces fit together into one cohesive film making puzzle and also presenting quite a few common pitfalls and how you were able to overcome them to build something super fast that fit your artistic vision. Thank you for sharing this!
DUDE! You have taught me a lot. I appreciate your insight. I never went to film school, but I am a graphic designer and amateur photographer. I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks.
God bless you for this. So many people complain that no one ever shows behind the scenes in depth stuff but then dont bother to sit through and watch to learn something
Crazy to see all the planning it takes for a micro film, really opens up my eyes as to what needs to be done. Thanks so much! Saludos from Lima, Perú. 🤘🏼
That music that he plays makes you think about a lot especially when you’ve been through a lot maybe losing a loved one or breakup with your girlfriend or moments with your girlfriend or just remembering how beautiful life and nature is. Just thought I would share that with you guys not trying to get deep here. By the way it starts at 22:40
Your last name is my first name, off by one letter. That's not enough of a reason to follow someone. And then I see the amazing amount of work you've done, the quality film work, and, possibly more importantly, the quality film education you produce, and think, "This is reason to follow this man."
Thanks again for another great video... I am taking on something I am not ready for but I am doing it anywhere. I am shooting 3 docs over the next 4 months. 1. 43 year Army Vet goes back to where it started, Vietnam. 2. My Father Son Story 3. a Vidotography, a photographer/video BTS. don't have much equipment but I have people like you to learn from. so Thats all I need! So thank you again
There are a lot of film makers out there who give tips and advice, but showing your process from start to finish is brilliant. Great video, keep up the good work.
Great video bro. The one thing I would say is that you backlit through a window from outside with plenty of light leak from outside. No source of light you add is as bright as sunlight directly. You don't have to listen but a variable ND would've been nice to balance out the wash out from the light differential, and more key and fill to balance out would balance out a bit better in my opinion. Also I recommend you make a set lighting map to have your distances from subjects marked and angles of lighting mapped out so you don't have to leave it in place, or if for some reason you lose footage you can match it exactly. Great video tutorial though.
Lmao when I saw the GoPro was strapped to himself pointing down I was like “oh no, better not let anyone see you like that. Especially with some girls”
This is probably the most helpful video for filmmaking I have ever seen. I would pay directors to watch an "on the set" video of a full day of shooting.
Nice idea to put gaffer tape on the screen. I will have to do that on the 6DMII but on the T3i no need because of ML has crop lines 1.77:1 and 2.35:1. Ty for sharing on how to make a film.
A true inspiration Darious, we can only aspire to have anything like your skillset one day for the video's we produce. We'd like to see something geared towards working in outdoor situations sometime in the future if you ever have time. (only because thats where we shoot on our own vids lol) Keep up the amazing work. *Gareth&Zoe Wildcamps*
I've always wanted to do filming, and make my first movie, particularly about a private school I attended I live near, but closed. I've also had ideas about it. It's my ambition.
D, is been a while for me, but I never cease to amaze me, from that very first short film u said, it wasn't to good, to your best work, your first feature, "Food Taster", based on your own personal pain and struggle with your mom. Keep shinning, Sir!!
Hey Darious, I'm seeking ideas for short film documentary type videos for my channel. There's one big twist though which is I'm limited to using only stock footage & b roll to create my videos, no actors/interviews etc. Although this style of creating videos is widely frowned upon by professional filmmakers who shoot their own scenes etc, it's something I enjoy doing & find very convenient & affordable. Long story short, I used to make daily/weekly videos w/minimal dialogue on various current events via creative commons using licensed stock footage in addition to 3rd party news clips/archive footage etc. The result was a mix between a dramatic short film/unorthodox doc.. Due to recent RUclips policy changes which now require original commentary for videos, I've been left w/no other option but to delete nearly all my preexisting content & millions of views. I'm now in the stages of starting over from scratch in attempts to salvage my channel that I worked so hard on creating. My new plan is something completely different which is foreign to me, & that includes incorporating original scripts for each video which will be narrated by a voice over artist & written by an award winning screenwriter... The goal is to create informative proper short film docs minus the traditional format which includes interviewees etc as previously mentioned.. Since I previously made videos with no script or dialogue & rather just "winged it" on each video given my frequent upload rate, I'm now having an extremely difficult time coming up with new ideas. I mainly focused on geopolitical tensions & day to day news/current events instead of topics that were thought of in advance & created from scratch. The only genres I've come up with so far include humanitarian issues, climate matters, endangered species, sci-fi/space, military & politics. Although I can branch out on these various topics I'm looking to expand the list for more options. The transition from video news journalism to narrated short films is much tougher than I ever anticipated. Any opinions or advice would be welcomed & greatly appreciated!
I’m filming a documentary about the most haunted locations in the Northeast, and I’ve put together just about everything I need just by watching your videos. Screw film school, this channel is way more informative.
I am starting to use your videos for inspiration and to show myself how to become a better filmmaker especially as someone who wants to do so much with so little. My skills are not the best and neither is my equipment but you know what? WHO CARES! Every time I watch your videos I learn something more than I did before and I one day want to create quality content just as you do. Keep up the AMAZING work and keep killing it!
Literally shooting my first short film ever on Sunday..... This right here is what I was missing from my youtube repertoire of film education. Thank you so much.
Yoh dude! I am fanboying on your channel so much right now. I recently discovered my passion for filming but have no Idea how to go about it. And you just make me feel like I'm right there. Some stuff you say that can only be understood with inside knowledge but I still love every moment. You deserve so much more recognition! Thank you from South Africa.
I was thinking the same thing at first but when I was browsing through his chanel playlist he posted the final film. It's called Peanut Butter and Jelly - Short Film. It was good , I just different like the music.
i had to wear a lot of hats because of not having a crew so im no stranger to mistakes. I love this video and darious you do inspire a lot of newborn film makers. great job my brother.
I wanted to give the competition a try but I found out about it 2 days ago and this is just 🤦🏾♀️..... this looks complicated for a 2 min video and I have ...... 6 days 😩
Bro, this is one of the best how to videos hands down. You get straight to the point, and give great visuals on exact details!! Great video my guy!!! Thanks!!!
Who else is still watching this over a year later?! So inspiring, helps having inspiration like this when you're almost a year into regularly posting content and still on 200 subs!
This was the best short film tutorial I've come across on YT by far! I'm an Inspiring filmmaker getting ready to shoot my 1st big project soon and this really helps a lot.
I like that you're using a 60D and a nifty fifty . There's so much (perceived?) emphasis on having/getting "better/newer" gear that its easy to lose focus on craft. This video is inspiring not just for your process and craft but also for the gear you used. Its also fun; thanks for posting.
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I hope you guys and gals find this helpful. Have a great weekend #BossSauceRickyRoss
Did you get a newer car? 😂 the beetle finally die?
It's still kicking for now lol.
Darious another amazing video. Truly appreciate you providing your knowledge and experience in filmmaking.
This was really helpful! To be honest recently I was thinking it would be so nice to have someone explain the whole shooting process and here it is! And just in time, as I have my shooting day next week for a little short I'm filming. Thank you!
Btw, you planning to make a part 2, about post? Thank would be just amazing.
It was absolutely terrific! Its very nice to see all the stuff that you went through. Thanks for the gear tips as well. I am looking for a new tripod so if you thought this one was dope, it probably is. And I like the small slider on the tripod. Super cool. I guess one my problems is lighting. I need to learn more about that. Peace out! I totally appreciate this channel very much!
these are the kind of filmmaking videos that no one ever makes cause they think people won't watch them but it's literally the ones I've been looking for
This level of detail showing what is takes to shoot a short is wonderful.
When I was a child, I used to dream about filmaking. Now i'm 22, and you make my child's dream reborn with your channel.
Thank you for that
Kind regards from France
Yeah, just do it! with your phone camera!
Oh un autre français! C'est rare haha
No one knows what they’re doing, just do it. Good luck
What a fucking mess.
I am come to the comment box is give my comments.but my comment
Already gave for you thanks dude
Most original and inventive film vlogger on RUclips - criminally undersubscribed - should be at 1m+ by now. Come on film fans find this man - he taught me everything I needed to know about home videography - thanks Darious!
Me to now a fan
23:12 that lighting made that rainy day look just as sunny. bravo
Just putting it out there... You're like my biggest inspirations for making my humble vids for RUclips. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos man
Keep learning and hustling Dapper! You'll get there before you know it ;)
you're stuff is pretty dope too 🔥
He is seriously one of the best content creators out there right now - I wish he had more recognition and people knew more about his channel and content! :D
Yeet
It was immediately after binging on some of this tasteeeey D4Darious content that I created and posted my one and only RUclips video. I'm not counting 33 seconds of scrambled egg cooking uploaded in 2007 and lost in RUclips's attic forever. I've got a fresh cup of coffee, the air conditioner just started taking the humidity out of the room, and my bing clicking finger is all warmed up. The best teachers make learning fun. Darious' videoscontinue to keep me smiling.
I’m almost done with film school now and you’re still one of my biggest sources of film knowledge. In other words, you’re still the goat!
Matthew Adiotomre I can’t say it’s a complete waste. At the end of the day, it is what you make of it. Like any school.
Parallel Sunset after college will you go straight into the business of film making or how does that work? Thanks
Good luck!
Your processes are so authentic; it gives us an insider's tour on what it's like to work from... well? basically any angle you can come up with. Thank you for making these. I'm happy to have found your channel-- I am OFFICIALLY SUBSCRIBED!
The commitment to detail is a game changer... if you don't have it, better stay home. Thanks.
Gonna watch again now. I’ll probably watch this about 14 more times before I’m done. Video learning is dope
at least 20 times for me
Mychal Simmons So Dope Amazingly Wonderful Screening In Editing!!!🙏🏾🙏🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾🎥🎥📷📹💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🎧🎧🗣
This is better than quality TV . This is gold and what any RUclipsr should strive for
Well... I just watched a 30 minute video about a PB&J Sandwich...
And I loved it!
Your probably the only filmmaker in the world that can make an interesting short about PB&J.
Good job sir, you've earned yourself a new, dedicated subscriber!
P.S love how you pronounce texting abbreviations out loud!
P.P.S props to anyone still reading this comment! Ask Mr. Beast for a 🍪 (because, I couldn't be bothered to give you one myself)
oh man. this video is great. It really annoys me when people watch a film and make comments about how easy it would have been to make or how low budget it looks. I'm like "that was probably days of shooting and thousands in equipment!" I'm sending everybody here now. I love how real this is.
OMG watching such a thorough bts that includes all of the process was AMAZING! It's great to see how all of the various pieces fit together into one cohesive film making puzzle and also presenting quite a few common pitfalls and how you were able to overcome them to build something super fast that fit your artistic vision. Thank you for sharing this!
I watch a video or 2 a day for the purpose of learning. This was one of the most helpful period.
DUDE! You have taught me a lot. I appreciate your insight. I never went to film school, but I am a graphic designer and amateur photographer. I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks.
God bless you for this. So many people complain that no one ever shows behind the scenes in depth stuff but then dont bother to sit through and watch to learn something
How does this man not have 1 mill subs?
Shhhhh, there'll be more competition for those of us that came early! ;)
Portland Basketball because he doesn’t hype shit up. Keeps it interesting and knowledgable. Enlightened one.
Think this is the third time iv watched this, I just like hearing Dbert talk haha
His melan1n.
He does
You're a natural-born filmmaker! Thank you for sharing your process and your wisdom generously!
I really needed to see this because I was underestimating how time-consuming the shooting process was. Thank you Darious!
More educational than film school. Absolute inspiration.
Crazy to see all the planning it takes for a micro film, really opens up my eyes as to what needs to be done. Thanks so much! Saludos from Lima, Perú. 🤘🏼
That music that he plays makes you think about a lot especially when you’ve been through a lot maybe losing a loved one or breakup with your girlfriend or moments with your girlfriend or just remembering how beautiful life and nature is. Just thought I would share that with you guys not trying to get deep here. By the way it starts at 22:40
When you cut the cutting board.
"Things you Missed from Peanut Butter & Jelly"?
Your last name is my first name, off by one letter. That's not enough of a reason to follow someone.
And then I see the amazing amount of work you've done, the quality film work, and, possibly more importantly, the quality film education you produce, and think, "This is reason to follow this man."
Yo, Darious, do you think you can do a video on how to write better dialogue? I’d love to see your insights.
read Quentin Tarantino scripts
Yes do another one👌
Let every dialogue be a quote for the situation........
More videos should be like this. Hope this channel will reach more than a million subscribers. This video is pure gold.
You know, the tips you give on this channel can actually apply to any artform. Really helpful, though; thanks.
I have watched this video 5 times so far and have picked up something new that I may have missed before. Please make more videos like this.
Thanks again for another great video... I am taking on something I am not ready for but I am doing it anywhere. I am shooting 3 docs over the next 4 months. 1. 43 year Army Vet goes back to where it started, Vietnam. 2. My Father Son Story 3. a Vidotography, a photographer/video BTS. don't have much equipment but I have people like you to learn from. so Thats all I need! So thank you
again
Bro... You are a true inspiration. I am appreciative of selfless way in which you share your knowledge and processes. Keep being great my guy...✊🎥🎬
Thank you so much for uploading this! It's really helpful to see the work that goes into this sort of thing.
Because of you my journey as an indie filmmaker has been more pleasant then others have I'm sure.
Hey Darious! Love this type of behind the scenes and you talking about the decisions you make! Keeps inspiring me to make better videos! Peace!
Super useful. This is the kind of content that makes it happen. Like being on set without having to wrap any cords.
Huge respect for all the value, the editing and generally the execution on this one. Like HUGE! Keep up the amazing content DBritt :)
There are a lot of film makers out there who give tips and advice, but showing your process from start to finish is brilliant. Great video, keep up the good work.
Great video bro. The one thing I would say is that you backlit through a window from outside with plenty of light leak from outside. No source of light you add is as bright as sunlight directly. You don't have to listen but a variable ND would've been nice to balance out the wash out from the light differential, and more key and fill to balance out would balance out a bit better in my opinion.
Also I recommend you make a set lighting map to have your distances from subjects marked and angles of lighting mapped out so you don't have to leave it in place, or if for some reason you lose footage you can match it exactly. Great video tutorial though.
love this kind of creativity. gives me hope
*PLEASE TURN THIS INTO A SERIES*
You are becoming my favorite documentarian... I get so many insights from your films.
The workers DEFINITELY thought it was a porn in the making 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The thought had Cross
Why do you think they were waiting outside. They wanted a sneak peak
Yes. The first thing that came to my mind
Lmao when I saw the GoPro was strapped to himself pointing down I was like “oh no, better not let anyone see you like that. Especially with some girls”
You freak lol
My feelings: This mini documentary was way better than the short film itself! Keep it up!
Very nice but remember to put the H1 Mic recorder slide to "HOLD"..So actors don't accidently shut the record off while shooting..
Dude... I absolutely LOVE your videos!
Love this all so much! Thanks bro, your vids are gold
I try to stay away from longer videos on RUclips, but I really enjoyed this. Very insightful to hear you explain your process.
This was amazing! I would have loved to see the finished product, but love the start to finish process. Props to you and the two actresses. 👍🏾
Thank you Sam. Here's the link to the finished film ruclips.net/video/WGhMVfDC86w/видео.html
This is probably the most helpful video for filmmaking I have ever seen. I would pay directors to watch an "on the set" video of a full day of shooting.
Subscribed at min 3:23. Very interesting way to tell the story.
Good job bro'!
I absolutely ADORE your way of bringing across the necessities for a decent film, however small. Thank you for putting it out there.
Nice idea to put gaffer tape on the screen. I will have to do that on the 6DMII but on the T3i no need because of ML has crop lines 1.77:1 and 2.35:1.
Ty for sharing on how to make a film.
You were GREAT!! Excellent job Grasshopper, you will be a master one day.
A true inspiration Darious, we can only aspire to have anything like your skillset one day for the video's we produce. We'd like to see something geared towards working in outdoor situations sometime in the future if you ever have time. (only because thats where we shoot on our own vids lol) Keep up the amazing work. *Gareth&Zoe Wildcamps*
the level of attention on each shot... this video made me rethink if i could do movies one day
I've always wanted to do filming, and make my first movie, particularly about a private school I attended I live near, but closed. I've also had ideas about it. It's my ambition.
D, is been a while for me, but I never cease to amaze me, from that very first short film u said, it wasn't to good, to your best work, your first feature, "Food Taster", based on your own personal pain and struggle with your mom. Keep shinning, Sir!!
I'm writing my first feature film now. Planning to shoot it soon.
@@evanjenkins1566 Thanks, dude!
TTF Entertainment will you post it on RUclips? It would be good to view
@@josephdocherty7919 Yes, I will make it available to watch. I'm even gonna document my journet of making it on my instagram @taldrogo
Me too! Nervous but still excited.
proud of ya, keep it up, never give up!
Thankyou for this video, I’m watching it 3 years later but it has honestly inspired me on a small scale so thankyou
Hey Darious, I'm seeking ideas for short film documentary type videos for my channel. There's one big twist though which is I'm limited to using only stock footage & b roll to create my videos, no actors/interviews etc. Although this style of creating videos is widely frowned upon by professional filmmakers who shoot their own scenes etc, it's something I enjoy doing & find very convenient & affordable. Long story short, I used to make daily/weekly videos w/minimal dialogue on various current events via creative commons using licensed stock footage in addition to 3rd party news clips/archive footage etc. The result was a mix between a dramatic short film/unorthodox doc.. Due to recent RUclips policy changes which now require original commentary for videos, I've been left w/no other option but to delete nearly all my preexisting content & millions of views. I'm now in the stages of starting over from scratch in attempts to salvage my channel that I worked so hard on creating. My new plan is something completely different which is foreign to me, & that includes incorporating original scripts for each video which will be narrated by a voice over artist & written by an award winning screenwriter... The goal is to create informative proper short film docs minus the traditional format which includes interviewees etc as previously mentioned.. Since I previously made videos with no script or dialogue & rather just "winged it" on each video given my frequent upload rate, I'm now having an extremely difficult time coming up with new ideas. I mainly focused on geopolitical tensions & day to day news/current events instead of topics that were thought of in advance & created from scratch. The only genres I've come up with so far include humanitarian issues, climate matters, endangered species, sci-fi/space, military & politics. Although I can branch out on these various topics I'm looking to expand the list for more options. The transition from video news journalism to narrated short films is much tougher than I ever anticipated. Any opinions or advice would be welcomed & greatly appreciated!
i feel so sad nobody commented on this i hope your film went well
I’m filming a documentary about the most haunted locations in the Northeast, and I’ve put together just about everything I need just by watching your videos. Screw film school, this channel is way more informative.
You added a crunch sound when the bread was clearly soft 😭
I am starting to use your videos for inspiration and to show myself how to become a better filmmaker especially as someone who wants to do so much with so little. My skills are not the best and neither is my equipment but you know what? WHO CARES! Every time I watch your videos I learn something more than I did before and I one day want to create quality content just as you do. Keep up the AMAZING work and keep killing it!
🤣🤣😂😅 ur my actor but ur also the sound guy👍🏽 Two birds 🦅 one stone 🤔 Love it.
This is/was great to watch. Like reading a great textbook. So much info, no wasted words or motions. Thanks for your work!
00:00 that's the Minecraft music
I have been showing your videos in my Media Production classes for years. Thank you for your insight!
Darious is a saint.
Literally shooting my first short film ever on Sunday..... This right here is what I was missing from my youtube repertoire of film education. Thank you so much.
Between the cleave 😂
Yoh dude! I am fanboying on your channel so much right now. I recently discovered my passion for filming but have no Idea how to go about it. And you just make me feel like I'm right there. Some stuff you say that can only be understood with inside knowledge but I still love every moment. You deserve so much more recognition! Thank you from South Africa.
Im peanut butter and jealous!!!
Your videos are genuinely so entertaining and even when your videos are long you manage the pacing really well, keep up the good work!
Tyvm but I expected to see the final work at the end of this video! Good anyway
I was thinking the same thing at first but when I was browsing through his chanel playlist he posted the final film. It's called Peanut Butter and Jelly - Short Film. It was good , I just different like the music.
i had to wear a lot of hats because of not having a crew so im no stranger to mistakes. I love this video and darious you do inspire a lot of newborn film makers. great job my brother.
26:05 Just raise it by 2 stops.
From NOHO North Hollyweird. Yes,Yes it is totally worth it. Always njoy seeing casual things you don't think about and even how you deal with Random.
I always click for "yo darious britt here"
yep, sweet music :)
And great content yo
you are the best.Darious,keep on doing this..you might appear in one of my future movies'credit that you never produced to appreciate You.GOD bless
Hey Darious....
Where did you get that Swashplate Spherical bearing that was sitting on your table at video time-code 5:01 in your video?
This is exactly the kind of BTS I love and you do them so well. Please keep creating. Thanks!
I wanted to give the competition a try but I found out about it 2 days ago and this is just 🤦🏾♀️..... this looks complicated for a 2 min video and I have ...... 6 days 😩
how did it go??
This is so incredibily useful, I work with high school students on video creation and because of you I'm done :)
if u didn't eat all those sandwiches then i'm mad
Very helpful! Not only for the setups and process of making a short film, but also for the thinking that goes into it.
Well, I’m terrified of making my film now😂
Great job. Didnt know the amount of amazing effort needed. Love the BTS videos.
Bro, this is one of the best how to videos hands down. You get straight to the point, and give great visuals on exact details!! Great video my guy!!! Thanks!!!
Who else is still watching this over a year later?! So inspiring, helps having inspiration like this when you're almost a year into regularly posting content and still on 200 subs!
Really loved watching this so far heading to bed now. Amazing amount of takes and work. Even though it is a DIY shoot it really resembles a pro shoot.
Oh my god. I love you. Thanks for showing me all the process. I need it so bad. This is priceless.
This was the best short film tutorial I've come across on YT by far! I'm an Inspiring filmmaker getting ready to shoot my 1st big project soon and this really helps a lot.
RIP to all the PBJ’s that sacrificed their lives for this film. Your service and sweet chewy texture will never be forgotten.
Darious seems like the coolest person to work with!!
When she said," Can you toast this?" I felt that 😩👌
I like that you're using a 60D and a nifty fifty . There's so much (perceived?) emphasis on having/getting "better/newer" gear that its easy to lose focus on craft. This video is inspiring not just for your process and craft but also for the gear you used. Its also fun; thanks for posting.
Been subbed for about a year now, and I have watched this and all the other STF videos about 5-6 each haha. Super informative! Thank you, guys!
Yeah man! Your filmmaking feels so REAL!
Please definetely do another one.
Love this! Also, I appreciate all the University of Arizona / Tucson beauty shots 👍