I’ve been stumbling on more and more cinematographers with less than 1k subs and all the knowledge is so much better than the big RUclipsrs because I know these small youtube channels are actually working cinematographers
Bro, WTF! this was so educational. I am a cinematographer and work in marketing. Learned so much from you in a couple of minutes than any other place. You gained a subscriber and a fan!
Holy crap this video was super solid. Love the short and concise approach, actual industry tips, the science and the art of it. S tier video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Finally found a video where not just a talking head in front of the camera tells bikes, but intelligently with examples shows how to do things. Thank you bro!
as a total newb in cinematography, you do not know how valuable this video is to me. Great video! thank you! now I have ideas about setting up my lighting.
standing applause for this friend who shares the percentages used in every light, thank you friend, you are unique in all the platform worldwide, thank you, thank you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, I subscribe
Nice one. Glad you got to redeem the rental! I just missed an opportunity to buy a set of arri lights for 4 bills and I let them get away. A pair of 350s and a pair of 650s.
I’m considering getting myself a small set for little personal projects, as well as these videos. I’ll have a whole G&E truck and I still use the tungsten units.
Wear you gloves@@mitchellbrinkerdp. I wanted to buy that kit to do a video for my channel on the VisionSmith LED bulbs you can get for the Arri lights. I'd seen a couple instances where people had done it with good results. One guy did burn himself pretty bad though. He had the original bulb in one light and the led in the other and grabbed the wrong one. Had to feel bad for the guy. Anyway, rave on, great content.
This definetly inpsired me to go try some new lighting techniques and got you a new subsriber, because if they rest of your content is like this, you deserve a lot more. (and they'll come soon!)
Something that I think is important is to watch your stuff on a big TV. Now I might be wrong, but I think your grain is wayyyy tooo much! On a 55 inch it looks a bit much. But I suppose it's subjective. Just doesn't look like film, just looks like artificial grain turned up too high. But the video is really good btw. Just thought I'd say.
Bro, this is so incredibly technical but simple I’m going to give you subscribe do you think you’re going to drop more Contant related to budget filmmaking that’s very cinematic like what you did in this video ? Shoot only off the iPhone right now just due to lack of budget and I’ve been looking for more channels like yourself and I shoot an iPhone log as well
@@mattmjlg5053 I’m thinking I may do something with an iPhone. I’m interested in just trying it out myself to see what I can do. Maybe do an Alexa 35 v iPhone style thing, which we know which is better but with the new Log and Prores capabilities of the 15, I think that gap narrows a bit. Next couple videos are gonna be about some really cool lenses I found.
Yea I was surprised at how it looked like film, nice job. I would check out dunna did it channel. He's got some helpful davinci tutorials. @@mitchellbrinkerdp
Im using Quicktime as the Format, H.264 as the codec. I think Im supposed to set the quality to restrict it to like 40,000 Kb/s, but I have it on automatic currently.@@mitchellbrinkerdp
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I’ve been stumbling on more and more cinematographers with less than 1k subs and all the knowledge is so much better than the big RUclipsrs because I know these small youtube channels are actually working cinematographers
This!!!
Who are they? I’m looking for some people to learn from.
@@TheCruCollective-y6o Chris Ajtony, Matt Aitia, Brittany Jenae, 6 shop films, tenfold productions, yuval aloni, Roman kuhler
can you list some of the channels!
Absolutely this 👆no 13 minute filler video with 15 seconds of actual information here. Definitely following
This was legitimately a better education on cinematic lighting than my 4 year film degree gave me. Budget restraints or not.
always find that these types of smaller channels give way better advice and tips to the average person starting out. great video!!
I love it when they say "budget" and then go use lights and gear that are worth thousands of dollars.
@4:33 with the upside-down book. 😆 Thanks for the advise. Excellent demos.
This is gold for amateur and budget filmmakers dude. Can't wait to try out some of these tips. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Bro, WTF! this was so educational. I am a cinematographer and work in marketing. Learned so much from you in a couple of minutes than any other place. You gained a subscriber and a fan!
Holy crap this video was super solid. Love the short and concise approach, actual industry tips, the science and the art of it. S tier video. Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Looking forward to more from this channel. Refreshing to see a real industry DP share some knowledge
Finally found a video where not just a talking head in front of the camera tells bikes, but intelligently with examples shows how to do things. Thank you bro!
as a total newb in cinematography, you do not know how valuable this video is to me. Great video! thank you! now I have ideas about setting up my lighting.
You literally had more lighting demos in this video than I had in college. Keep making, looking good!
Bruh, only 100 views??? That’s madness. Really quality stuff in this video. Thanks for the info.
Thank you! I’m gonna keep these coming for anyone interested
Almost 100k 6 months later! Diamond was in the rut!
love the way you explained everything!!!
Dope video. The Panavision hat really sells it. I feel like every section needed an additional "...and make sure that shit is back lit"
I agree. Backlight everything. Reverse your key!
standing applause for this friend who shares the percentages used in every light, thank you friend, you are unique in all the platform worldwide, thank you, thank you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, I subscribe
Keep this stuff coming. Love to see another Pittsburgher pursuing film and sharing their thoughts and knowledge. Thank you 🙏🏻
So much valuable content in a less than 10mins video! Kudos
Great video!!!! love the way to explain and show how everything can be achievable
The Art of Lighting = Chefs kiss
What bro, you are amazing. Your video deserves a 5 star
Hey that’s me!
Here before 1k subs... you leveled up my career in less than 2 mins!
Really fantastic stuff, man. Please keep making more of these.
I like how you explain with example 😢 keep it up 🔥🔥
Thank you! Have some new stuff coming in the new year. Stay tuned.
These tips are so valuable, Mitchell! Amazing insights, really like how you put this together too 👌
This is some top notch info right here. Thanks mate
First person to say Low Budget and actually mean it.
Just found this video and your channel and absolutely love your style. Subscribed. Thank you
tysm I have the book knowledge of how to use lights but didn’t necessarily know how exactly to go about using them so this helped a lot!
excellent real world knowledge here. bravo
This worth watching and instant sub. Great content
thank you!
Really liked your Video. Even as an experienced photographer / videographer I could draw some new ideas from your setups. Also: Nice slippers.
This is cool, getting Deakins results on a budget, masterful!
This was incredibly helpful! Seriously thank you!!
Nice one. Glad you got to redeem the rental! I just missed an opportunity to buy a set of arri lights for 4 bills and I let them get away. A pair of 350s and a pair of 650s.
I’m considering getting myself a small set for little personal projects, as well as these videos. I’ll have a whole G&E truck and I still use the tungsten units.
Wear you gloves@@mitchellbrinkerdp. I wanted to buy that kit to do a video for my channel on the VisionSmith LED bulbs you can get for the Arri lights. I'd seen a couple instances where people had done it with good results. One guy did burn himself pretty bad though. He had the original bulb in one light and the led in the other and grabbed the wrong one. Had to feel bad for the guy. Anyway, rave on, great content.
Really clear, practical, pleasant video. Great job !
Thank you !
One small advice/opinion : the yellow of titles is too dark on dark backgrounds (not very legible with such fine typo).
With love ✌
"You'd be burned by the most beautiful softlight ever." *smile
what a perfect moment...
This definetly inpsired me to go try some new lighting techniques and got you a new subsriber, because if they rest of your content is like this, you deserve a lot more. (and they'll come soon!)
Incredible video.
This was indeed super useful man!❤
Excellent work. Subbed.
excelent video ! how does she read up side down? 😅
Love it dude, let’s get you to 1k subs!
What a brilliant video . Thanks for sharing
Hey love the advice of using trash bags😄🤙🏼 I take them everywhere with me to film. Your style is really nice🍿
You really made it look simple Woww nice content 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️
This is definitely going into a playlist!! SUBBED!!!🔥🔥🔥
Such a cool video! Great work 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for sharing this information. A+
Great tips🙌great explanation
Heya Mitchell, amazing video. I wanted to ask what color temp you were shooting at during your cove light set up. Thanks!
I want to say I was shooting 4300k and then shifted it where it got to in davinci.
Hello, is the "cove" scheme could be made from the same material as diffusers?
@@avartefilms7346 you could, but a lot of the light is going to go through the diffusion. You’ll get some bounce return, but not as much.
Definitely helpful.
Thanks man.
Reading the book upside down in bed!
Maybe she's dyslexic and need to flip the book to read it right 😂
Nice video and great advice. Thankyou :)
a lot of The Social Network is lit with controlled top lit or 45 angle from up and white sources.
amazing advice and video. thank u!
solid stuff
In the first frame of this Video I thought you had One leg. 😮
great content and well presented.
Thank you.
Something that I think is important is to watch your stuff on a big TV. Now I might be wrong, but I think your grain is wayyyy tooo much! On a 55 inch it looks a bit much. But I suppose it's subjective. Just doesn't look like film, just looks like artificial grain turned up too high.
But the video is really good btw. Just thought I'd say.
Thank you
What grain u using here?
This is the internal grain texture on the Alexa 35 pushed to the max setting
its beautiful @@mitchellbrinkerdp
Thanks man, good stuff
loved the vid!
Bro, this is so incredibly technical but simple
I’m going to give you subscribe do you think you’re going to drop more Contant related to budget filmmaking that’s very cinematic like what you did in this video ? Shoot only off the iPhone right now just due to lack of budget and I’ve been looking for more channels like yourself and I shoot an iPhone log as well
@@mattmjlg5053 I’m thinking I may do something with an iPhone. I’m interested in just trying it out myself to see what I can do. Maybe do an Alexa 35 v iPhone style thing, which we know which is better but with the new Log and Prores capabilities of the 15, I think that gap narrows a bit. Next couple videos are gonna be about some really cool lenses I found.
wonderful.
Great vid man.
would love a color grade tut!!
Im thinking about putting together a video on color grading and LUTs. Probably within the next 3 videos.
do you use dehancer?
@@mitchellbrinkerdp
Quality Content! Are you using Davinci?
Thank you! I’m using davinci for my editing and grading. I’m using Filmbox for color specifically.
Yea I was surprised at how it looked like film, nice job. I would check out dunna did it channel. He's got some helpful davinci tutorials. @@mitchellbrinkerdp
Im using Quicktime as the Format, H.264 as the codec. I think Im supposed to set the quality to restrict it to like 40,000 Kb/s, but I have it on automatic currently.@@mitchellbrinkerdp
6k Views and 884 Subs and making this 885 subs, Thank you for the great content
Thank you I learned a lot!
4:33 lol :-)
Good stuff man
Thank you for the knowledge 🙏🏼
Nice!
Good stuff. Subscribed also!
Good stuff!
Thanks
you did good!
Fantastic!
Great Video!
Loved it thank you so much !
Amazing!
Talent
this is awsome
👌
thankk you . very usefull :)
🙏
good shit
Immediately subscribe after reading other comments
Hey man, I’m in OC if you ever want to connect! Great video!
very informative
which font you used
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The important takeaway, is that I had the same mini-fridge.
Bobbbaaayy!
I’ve just been violated
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how much grain do you want? yes
I love it
please share this lut