The series, The Chosen, did a thirteen minute shot without cuts to open episode 203. It was really cool as you saw the sun going down naturally during the course of it.
I always watch your videos when I'm in need of tips, but I also just love to sit back and watch the videos considering they're also just entertaining on their own.
Steve, I just got my first payment because of your amazing videos/tutorials that taught me A LOT (more than enough) for working on a project that paid me. I'm so thankful!!!!
Hello, I subscribe immediately. I am French and thank you for all your work which gives excellent advice. it's wonderful, I make very modest videos, almost without equipment and I love to solicit the imagination. But thanks to your technique, there is a way to work well and have a lot of fun. TYOU!!
Thank you so much! I'm working on a long stopmotion right now, and I have used the whip pan effect several times but needed more ideas. This video is exactly what I need!
Great job with this tutorial! Love the examples you chose to illustrate your tips; some of them (ex: Kingsman) were ones I never would have considered. So glad to see your channel gaining a bigger following!!
What a genius Steve! Steve, what do you think of "DaVince Resolve 18", they are advertising that it is "After Effects and Premier" together and easier to use, is it true or just advertising?
"...these supposedly 'hidden' cuts in 'Rope' appear very obvious today..." Their very obviousness illustrates the technique better than the seamless ones do, because the student can see exactly how the effect is accomplished. A nicely obvious frameblock transition can be seen during Henry Hull's transformation in "Werewolf of London," as he walks behind a series of pillars, revealing a new layer of makeup each time he emerges on the other side.
Hello, how can I change the dentition of a person in a video? Is it harder to change not the face but inside the mouth? If you care to help, it would be so useful. Thank you in advance.
Have you watched Scott Adkins' movie One Shot? The whole movie is done in one take. Most likely they've used this method but it's so impressive and probably the first action movie to do that.
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips , thanks! I want to do both courses, but Im from Brazil so the prices in USD are plus 5.33 times here, so Ill save money, but Ill do. Here we can pay a lot of thing for months like 12 months in the Visa, but Ill safe. Tanks! Your work is awesome!
Hello, I like your tutorial very much. For me, it is more powerful than AK. Unfortunately, I can't afford the shooting equipment, so I hope your video tutorial can provide material practice, thank you
I always called a "whip-pan" a "spin-cut" because they used to spin the camera around in old 1930's American westerns, it was obvious but really meant to show a quick passage of time rather than cover anything up.
A really bad job of using the "wipe cut", is in this scene in A Quiet Place Part II: ruclips.net/video/cSQqAzPx39U/видео.html when Krasinski's character exits the truck, he's closer to the camera in the outdoor shot than he was in the truck.
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Amazing tutorial! thanks. I have used many of your tricks in my previous films.
Great to hear!
The series, The Chosen, did a thirteen minute shot without cuts to open episode 203. It was really cool as you saw the sun going down naturally during the course of it.
I love that this is basically an in camera effect
100%!
I always watch your videos when I'm in need of tips, but I also just love to sit back and watch the videos considering they're also just entertaining on their own.
Glad you like them!
I love how you explain. Clean and seamless ! Thx
Steve, I just got my first payment because of your amazing videos/tutorials that taught me A LOT (more than enough) for working on a project that paid me.
I'm so thankful!!!!
This was great, thanks. Esp the jumping out of the car scene. Awesome.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thanks brother
Hello, I subscribe immediately. I am French and thank you for all your work which gives excellent advice. it's wonderful, I make very modest videos, almost without equipment and I love to solicit the imagination. But thanks to your technique, there is a way to work well and have a lot of fun. TYOU!!
Welcome!
I am working on a large project and your video helped me in a great way. THANK YOU!
Glad it helped!
Would you please make video on green screen dummy to convert any creature for animal 🐾like dinosaurs films 🦖🦕
Great video. Sergio Leone was one of my favorite directors and, in my opinion, and I love his long takes
What an extraordinary tutorial! Incredible!
Thank you!
You are a smart person. I will apply some tricks to my channel
Thank you so much! I'm working on a long stopmotion right now, and I have used the whip pan effect several times but needed more ideas. This video is exactly what I need!
Glad I could help!
@@SteveRamsdenRUclipshow to prepere fvx shots ?
Your explanation is very clean and clear Thx
YOU ARE SO BRILLANT!!! I m very admirative of your work!! Thank you for sharing your expérience and knowledge !!!👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Brotha! This was epic! Great job 🤘🏻
Like always: AWESOME. Thank you for these teaching efforts ! It's one of the most inspiring and most interesting youtube content I ever watched.
Many thanks!
I thought maybe with you as help I can do much than what I have achieved from your tutorials
Thanks for such videos that help beginner like me
🔥👍
No problem 👍
Please Steve upload videos back to back like every 2 days
Great job with this tutorial! Love the examples you chose to illustrate your tips; some of them (ex: Kingsman) were ones I never would have considered.
So glad to see your channel gaining a bigger following!!
Some of these are pretty dope!
What a genius Steve!
Steve, what do you think of "DaVince Resolve 18", they are advertising that it is "After Effects and Premier" together and easier to use, is it true or just advertising?
I haven't yet tried it myself so can't really comment!
Awesome video....... amazed by how simple these transitions are..... thank you 🙏🙏🙏
"...these supposedly 'hidden' cuts in 'Rope' appear very obvious today..."
Their very obviousness illustrates the technique better than the seamless ones do, because the student can see exactly how the effect is accomplished.
A nicely obvious frameblock transition can be seen during Henry Hull's transformation in "Werewolf of London," as he walks behind a series of pillars, revealing a new layer of makeup each time he emerges on the other side.
You are the first
I love your videos
Great job. Great narration.
Thank you kindly!
Just found your channel. Awesome work
Hello, I just want to tell you that your videos are amazing and I love this channel, please be more active, I enjoy when you publish, 😃
I use these in my parkour videos
super informative! nice work
To me, you seem to be the next leader of VFX! Great work Bro! What part of the world are u based?
Thanks, I'm based in the UK
Awesome brother 💕💕💕
Thanks a lot. TNice tutorials video got started.
This really helped thanks a lot!
TNice tutorials is video is amazing! thanks for posting.
God bless you for this teachings
can we chat privately I sent you message on Instagram
Great Tips Steve, Thanks
Many thanks!
waow nice thanks Steve Ramsden
Are you using Producer edition?? What do y'all recomnd if I want to make s but not record my voice or tutorial?
Hello, how can I change the dentition of a person in a video? Is it harder to change not the face but inside the mouth? If you care to help, it would be so useful. Thank you in advance.
A bus driving through your shot makes a handy foreground object cut.
awesome, thanks a lot!
Thank you very much sir.... 😍😍😍
Yessss another steve masterpiece, missed your content man stoked for more ( love from india )❤️
More to come!
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips it's too hard to wait for your video
lots of love and support ( Guruji )❤
steve do you think that Adobe after effects is good for a wizard movie
Beautifully explained 😍👌
Glad you liked it
Amazing as always. Really enjoyed your videos
Many thanks, glad to hear!
Dude! This is a fantastic video! Great job!! 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks mate
Very cool!
Thank you very mutch
Have you watched Scott Adkins' movie One Shot? The whole movie is done in one take. Most likely they've used this method but it's so impressive and probably the first action movie to do that.
Really interesting, thanks for sharing 😊🌸
I was always wondering about 1917 movie scenes 🌸🌸
Glad it was interesting!
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips 😊🌸
Really cool tips
Thank you
Is there any free program that can do similar things?
TNice tutorials was easy to follow.
good nice posting
have good time
thanks
for vfx which software are you used?
0:26 what name of the movie or the serie ?? 😉
This video is awesome ❤️
many thanks
Great vid, excellent tips
Thanks! 👍
Well done buddy. Remember I am still waiting for Mr. Nobody mirror scene replicate and explained. Thanks in advance.
Hi, where is the link for the after effects course?
You'll find it at the bottom of this page: www.diymoviemaking.com/main-sales-page
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips , thanks! I want to do both courses, but Im from Brazil so the prices in USD are plus 5.33 times here, so Ill save money, but Ill do. Here we can pay a lot of thing for months like 12 months in the Visa, but Ill safe. Tanks! Your work is awesome!
@@betoh6931 no problem, look out for a Black Friday sale too :)
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips ok! Thanks!
Secret reviewed.. Thanks Steve! Also please show us how to make a lion chase on green screen for high budget..
Nice!
What app do i edit with pls
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Where is this from 07:02 and great video btw👍🏻
That's from "Birdman"
thanks
Amazing :O
Nice 🔥
What is the film in minute 7:02 ?
Birdman
Hello, I like your tutorial very much. For me, it is more powerful than AK. Unfortunately, I can't afford the shooting equipment, so I hope your video tutorial can provide material practice, thank you
I always called a "whip-pan" a "spin-cut" because they used to spin the camera around in old 1930's American westerns, it was obvious but really meant to show a quick passage of time rather than cover anything up.
Yes I remember that too!
i save a projekt yesterday but i cant open it yet i try tNice tutorials several tis but i cant open the old projekt why tNice tutorials is so ?
Nice.
Thank you!
You should work at the Hollywood industry
am interested in editing movies but al the editting softwares are expensive
You missed the open door at the jumping car clip 😶
Good 👍
cool!
Where's the artlist link?
In the description
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips I'm sorry I must be blind but on mobile I don't see it in the description
the most visible invisible transition
Agreed
Hello sir please video editing app Tutorial
Can you make a tutorial of how to put cartoons in the real world please
Nice
Hey can you please make iron suit.....effects
......👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🎏💯💯💯💯💯💯please..💡💡💡💡
A really bad job of using the "wipe cut", is in this scene in A Quiet Place Part II: ruclips.net/video/cSQqAzPx39U/видео.html
when Krasinski's character exits the truck, he's closer to the camera in the outdoor shot than he was in the truck.
element faild to initialize OpenGl.
Yes sort of but I reccond setupxx
1 & 2 is very easy, which I applied in my films and till today nobody noticed that.
the old tricks are the best!
I was surprised how understandable tNice tutorials tutorial is, thanks!
Minute 05.06 see the bracelet and compare with shot 2. A new bracelet.
With wNice tutorialch app you made tNice tutorials video??
In extraction there are also awsom seamles cuts….
Hello it’s been a while you made a video we miss you
Thanks, it's a very busy time for me currently 😅
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips cool, all the best and come back soon