Love the format, good breakdown. Didn’t Deakins say something like: There’s good cinematography, there’s bad cinematography and there’s cinematography that fits the story?
Thanks man! Deakins said this about Freddie Francis “People confuse pretty with good cinematography. [The late cinematographer] Freddie Francis said there is good cinematography and bad cinematography, and then there’s the cinematography that’s right for the movie,” he said. “I often feel that if reviewers don’t mention your work, it’s probably better than if they do.” So yes and no lol
@@NatesFilmTutorials seems 2 camps exist, behind the curtain brains, and brains who want to get all the attention, neither would live without the other.
Wow this is excellent man. And I’m certainly more excited about this than the average new gear video. Have you been playing with thumbnails and titles here? It definitely feels severely under viewed. I would probably start with including the godfather in the title. I look forward to more like this!
Appreciate the kind words Andrew! Will keep this in mind. I have changed the title and thumbnail 4-5 times haha. I'll rock with this one for now as I continue to experiment!
@@NatesFilmTutorials I like both BUT.... we live in a soundbite generation now and people have short attention spans. The shorter videos would probably help your channel more and be 'somewha't less work for you. I know that just because they are shorter does not mean they are all that much less work for you. I do appreciate your content though.
Great feedback! I’m working on a 30 minute filmmaking advice pulling from famous directors interviews that’ll be dropping soon. But I plan on doing more of these breakdowns!
I agree and dont think its bad, for example Monet was blind so he painted blurry, he is not wrong and they arent bad, due to his painting we can literally see what his eyes saw.
Love the format, good breakdown. Didn’t Deakins say something like: There’s good cinematography, there’s bad cinematography and there’s cinematography that fits the story?
Thanks man! Deakins said this about Freddie Francis “People confuse pretty with good cinematography. [The late cinematographer] Freddie Francis said there is good cinematography and bad cinematography, and then there’s the cinematography that’s right for the movie,” he said. “I often feel that if reviewers don’t mention your work, it’s probably better than if they do.” So yes and no lol
Would you be interested in longer videos that go in more in depth... or keep it simple and concise
@@NatesFilmTutorials seems 2 camps exist, behind the curtain brains, and brains who want to get all the attention, neither would live without the other.
Wow this is excellent man. And I’m certainly more excited about this than the average new gear video. Have you been playing with thumbnails and titles here? It definitely feels severely under viewed. I would probably start with including the godfather in the title. I look forward to more like this!
Appreciate the kind words Andrew! Will keep this in mind. I have changed the title and thumbnail 4-5 times haha. I'll rock with this one for now as I continue to experiment!
@@NatesFilmTutorials I'm still waiting for this video to pop. Best of luck!
This is some good stuff here. Thanks for the video!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Please share it if you’d like, I’m going to try and do more of these
This video is so good 🔥 Love this style of video!!!
Thanks man! Gonna pivot the channel!
Incredibly insightful. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! What videos would like for me to talk about next?
Love this format Nate! Thanks for posting!
Means a lot Izzy! Do you like the shorter format or would you be interested in longer videos too?
@@NatesFilmTutorials I like both BUT.... we live in a soundbite generation now and people have short attention spans. The shorter videos would probably help your channel more and be 'somewha't less work for you. I know that just because they are shorter does not mean they are all that much less work for you. I do appreciate your content though.
Great feedback! I’m working on a 30 minute filmmaking advice pulling from famous directors interviews that’ll be dropping soon.
But I plan on doing more of these breakdowns!
And here it is! Love it bro 😎
Appreciate it!! More to come!
Watch Get Gotti and you will see that the lighting was becase the direction wasn't all that strong.
Bad lighting makes it more real.
Maybe, but it's not real, and it's easier for me to suspend my disbelief if a scene is beautifully lit.
I agree and dont think its bad, for example Monet was blind so he painted blurry, he is not wrong and they arent bad, due to his painting we can literally see what his eyes saw.
This video is perfect for cinema schools. thanks
Appreciate the kind words!
good content
Thank you very much!