Your Chanel is soo underrated. This is real information. Unlike “10 camera tricks for better cinematography” wish you would make these videos more often, really appreciate it.
Daniel Dsilva 100% agree. This is a REAL gift. Keep up the great work. you’re truly helping the world .... vs just click-baiting everyone for personal gain like most youtube channels.
The use of mirrors is amazing. The creativity is fantastic. Although I must say that some shots felt like they were deliberate attempts to using mirrors,just adding more to the craft than to the story.(I may change my judgement once I see the film,but it's just an analysis looking at this tutorial). I hope you'd appreciate creative criticism.
This is my new favorite channel! Your content is so clear and comprehensive; and it covers a higher level of production than most other channels I have been able to find. Keep up the great work!
Simply as a viewer, I so much prefer your OTS/mirror setup at the end to the standard approach of having the actor look into the camera to give the effect of looking at him/herself in the mirror. The more common approach never fails to draw my attention. The actor is looking at us (the camera) and not herself, which might be intentional in rare circumstances, but most often there's no good reason for that "choice." (Rather, it's obviously simply the easiest way to shoot that common arrangement - in the story, the character should be looking at herself.) The result of your setup is far more satisfying and in keeping with the character/action.
Wow!! Can we have a full guide about camera movement & Lighting!! And the thought process behind how to film a scene!! If you ever release a book, I will be the first one to buy it!! Big Fan!
@@km099 - If you select/copy all the text that I wrote, paste it into Google, and add the word "mirror" this is the first result: ruclips.net/video/HOh5zUOww0E/видео.html - there are hundreds-to-thousands of similar videos
You’re my favorite film channel on RUclips! Thank you so much! Whenever I make it in Hollywood, I want you to be my cinematographer! I just hope you want to help me make my film hahaha. Thank you so much again for your videos! They’re so helpful and great. Btw, the elevator scene towards the end in Haneke’s Cache does a similar thing with mirrors. I bet you’d love it if you saw it. Also, Eisenstein talked about making a film with mirrors when you can combine shot-reverse-shot through the use of mirrors and have it all take place at once which is another reason to use mirrors. Anyways, thank you. I hope you keep making videos!
This is seriously one of the most useful and intriguing techniques I've seen in a long time. I'm going to include mirrors, and maybe some smokes too 😉, in my next show. Thank you very much.
It did have a world wide release. Unfortunately USA and UK only had it for a few days before lockdown and the east locked down the week before its release. I am not sure what the distributor wants to do with it now. Maybe Amazon
Your Chanel is soo underrated. This is real information. Unlike “10 camera tricks for better cinematography” wish you would make these videos more often, really appreciate it.
Daniel Dsilva 100% agree. This is a REAL gift. Keep up the great work. you’re truly helping the world .... vs just click-baiting everyone for personal gain like most youtube channels.
Exactly, he's literally giving away his movie magics for free! That means he must have some even more amazing tricks up his sleeve!
Every time I watch a new video, I gain so much information! It's almost like a mirror has been placed in my brain to increase apparent depth, lol.
The use of mirrors is amazing. The creativity is fantastic. Although I must say that some shots felt like they were deliberate attempts to using mirrors,just adding more to the craft than to the story.(I may change my judgement once I see the film,but it's just an analysis looking at this tutorial). I hope you'd appreciate creative criticism.
This is my new favorite channel! Your content is so clear and comprehensive; and it covers a higher level of production than most other channels I have been able to find. Keep up the great work!
Actually you can shoot directly into a mirror if you use a tilt shift lens.
You are amazing, i love your insights! Keep up the good work!
Love the hole in the door trick!
Thank you for showing your tricks! I love the last mirror one. 🙄
I love playing with mirrors in photography. There's so much fun you can do. In cinematography it's even more. That was very interesting.
Simply as a viewer, I so much prefer your OTS/mirror setup at the end to the standard approach of having the actor look into the camera to give the effect of looking at him/herself in the mirror. The more common approach never fails to draw my attention. The actor is looking at us (the camera) and not herself, which might be intentional in rare circumstances, but most often there's no good reason for that "choice." (Rather, it's obviously simply the easiest way to shoot that common arrangement - in the story, the character should be looking at herself.) The result of your setup is far more satisfying and in keeping with the character/action.
I love your tips! They give me hope!!
Wow!! Can we have a full guide about camera movement & Lighting!!
And the thought process behind how to film a scene!!
If you ever release a book, I will be the first one to buy it!! Big Fan!
Thank you so much Mr. Mathew, as usual quite educative.
This channel is a gold mine. Please keep up your great works and keep us updated! Thank you
Incredible
He is teaching us how to be a better "mirrormatographer".
Fantastic video, very interesting and informative. Love your channel, thank you very much for all the knowledge you are sharing
Brilliant cant thank you enough for all this !!
A tilt-shift lens is used to remove the camera operator from the shot.
How does a tilt-shift lens accomplish that?
@@km099 - If you select/copy all the text that I wrote, paste it into Google, and add the word "mirror" this is the first result: ruclips.net/video/HOh5zUOww0E/видео.html - there are hundreds-to-thousands of similar videos
I’m learning about filmmaking now. I have so much to learn. Thanks for producing this educative content. For sure.
As an amateur film maker, I truly appreciate your tutorial, and look forward to more.
You’re my favorite film channel on RUclips! Thank you so much! Whenever I make it in Hollywood, I want you to be my cinematographer! I just hope you want to help me make my film hahaha. Thank you so much again for your videos! They’re so helpful and great. Btw, the elevator scene towards the end in Haneke’s Cache does a similar thing with mirrors. I bet you’d love it if you saw it. Also, Eisenstein talked about making a film with mirrors when you can combine shot-reverse-shot through the use of mirrors and have it all take place at once which is another reason to use mirrors. Anyways, thank you. I hope you keep making videos!
You're like the Master Yoda of Cinematography
Thank you 😊
This is amazing stuff...thanks for the great information regarding mirrors...i have never thought it this way...
Another excellent installment as ever Matthew- thank you!!
What about using a perspective control/tilt-shift lens when shooting into a mirror?
This is seriously one of the most useful and intriguing techniques I've seen in a long time. I'm going to include mirrors, and maybe some smokes too 😉, in my next show. Thank you very much.
Always been a fan of your work esp. that you usually have Pinoy Movies/Ads as an example
LOVE this video. The creativity and explanations are on point. THANK YOU 🙏🏽
Thanks Matthew. Always informative. Now I need to start looking at ways to use mirrors!
Anyone from Cinecom ❤️
Oh my gosh. Brillant! I definitely what to start using your techniques. Thanks.
Thank you for this breakdown. Very clear and concise.
Maestro!!!!
Thank you . You are a great Teacher.
you guys doing a very good job.. don't stop it keep going on !
You guys are just awesome, wish that I have seen it earlier, love you guys.
Nice insight! Now to find a theme full of mirror to shoot
Thank you for great tutorial! This beautiful movie has already been released? I can't find it on the internet
It did have a world wide release. Unfortunately USA and UK only had it for a few days before lockdown and the east locked down the week before its release. I am not sure what the distributor wants to do with it now. Maybe Amazon
Nice.
Master Matthew, excellent work and tutorial. now where can i watch this film? is this gonna be on netflix?
i learn so much.
Chile ! this is some major tea
Very nice video, great cinematography tricks!
Gracias por el contenido que compartes, es de mucha ayuda! Gracias!
Great lesson and explanation. Thanks
Brilliant! Thank you.
MUITO OBRIGADO! Thank you!
i dont ondestêndi you
Awesome
Excellent Tutuorial! 😃
Awesome piece of information
This was amazing! Wow
i just found your channel. Thanks for these great content. Subscribed and Notification turned on.
Thank You ! Amazingly interesting channel !
Wow, great information!
Thank you very much!
omg thank you so much!! very good video
very useful! thank you
Thanks again
You are a master! (But you know that... :-)
3:03 What's the song playing?
It is from the score of the movie composed by my son Dean Rosen.
Thx for sharing
Thank youuu kind sirr
Thank you :)
thank you
Legend!!!!
Wow!
you are mazing
Tody I am learning a great tip... Sir thanku very very much for giving a useful tips on filmmaking
Shades of Douglas Sirk.
Which movie is this
'Quezon's Game'. Available on iTunes and Amazon Video in the US and UK.
Superb, a subscribe click was very necessary!
Sir I am from Indian... In 2020 or 2021 year probley I want to make an FEATURE FILM... She'll we work together SIR?
Hey new subscriber here.... Thanks
Thank you 😊
Thank you