Man I am sooo so glad to have come across your channel!! Your presentation makes it easy to understand basic film making And you take the mystery out of it. You guys inspire me to push my limits with confidence. And yes, I have subscribed to your channel, and I am thoroughly enjoying learning from StudioBinder. Thank you for your channel!❤️❤️❤️😸😸😸👈🏽
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Without it, we'd be listening to radio 👌 You'd love our lighting techniques video on how filmmakers use the fill light! ruclips.net/video/n1EKLvdUSac/видео.html
When planning your shot or about to start production, do a shot liar where you think about the following things: The shot size The shot type The camera movement/angle. The equipment you'll be using The lens of your camera Frame rate Camera number: e.g. cam a, cam b. Shot numbers, shot 1, shot 2 etc. Other addtionals as well. Usually on a traditional shot list. The location Duration of the shot Description of the shot
I caught a mistake at 5:26 the shaped of water is labeled as the master and the master is labeled as the shaped of water. other than that, this channel is awesome.
One of my favorite shots of Chiaroscuro is when Batman played by Michael Keaton in the 1989 movie steps from the dark and into the light and you see Batman eyes and face in all it's glory for the first time, to me that's one of the most iconic shots in cinema.
The production value it is just out of this world, I'm not cinematographer but I love cinema. and I fucking miss going to movie theater, the last movie I watched in cinema was 1917, and It makes me so sad that I've probably missed many masterpieces during this pandemic
Need suggestions from filmmakers!! What should I be planning when my script is in production? The casting, locations and everything will be arranged depending on the script. We already have post production people. Should I just wait for the script or is there anything I should be planning? Thank you for your time
This is a suggestion for you. I don't know if you have already watched but could you check out the movies of Indian film maker Lijo Jose Pellissery? Recently his film Jalikattu was selected as India's official entry into the Oscars but couldn't land in the shortlist even though I think it deserves a spot. I think the main problem was that most of the international audience still haven't found out this maverick director's movies which I think deserves a spot among the prestigious movies released every year. Each of his films represent a different genre such as Nayakan(Gangster Drama), City of god(Thriller), Amen(Comedy), Double Barrel(Comedy/Gangster Spoof), Angamaly Diaries(Crime Drama), Ee.Ma.You(Dark Comedy) and Jalikattu(Can't specify the genre cause it can't be shackled in a specific genre. I would be very happy if more youtube channels and international audience like you guys would give attention to this film maker as I think his movies deserves a seperate place in the history of Indian cinema. He is frequently known for his use of Single Takes, Violence, Non Linear story lines and heavy themes. If you have alreay seen his movies, let me know what you thought about it. And maybe you could do a video about him sometime.😊
Off the subject, I'm a beginner filmmaker and I would like assistance in understanding how Snowfall season 3 - episode 8 Mel's downward spiral scene was made! This same technique was used in the movie Limitless when the protagonist was at a party. Please instruct me on how to create that technique; I really like!
Caravaggio was master of tenebrism. It's different from chiaroscuro. The former is more dramatic in contrast with background and foreground separation. Secondly, the lit part is also noticeable in contrast with chiaroscuro element in it.
Because Italy is THE country when it comes to art. This is the place where most cultural and artistic movements started, and by far the country with the biggest number of great artists given to the world. Especially when it comes to painting, architecture and sculpture.
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This is my absolute favorite type of atmospheric effect in film. As with all your videos, you covered the subject superbly.
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Chiaroscuro is practically a major element in every film. Thanks studiobinder for educating us with the terminology!
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Man I am sooo so glad to have come across your channel!!
Your presentation makes it easy to understand basic film making
And you take the mystery out of it. You guys inspire me to push my limits
with confidence. And yes, I have subscribed to your channel, and I am thoroughly
enjoying learning from StudioBinder. Thank you for your channel!❤️❤️❤️😸😸😸👈🏽
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Chiaroscuro : This has become my favorite word while explaining art..
I was not expecting to hear the _Castlevania 64_ rendition of Bloodlines at 4:38.
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Going old school :) We show in another video how Deakins was influenced by still photography in his lighting ruclips.net/video/K9w8I_YD29E/видео.html
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Oh god, I love lighting! Makes film so tactile, so engrossing
Without it, we'd be listening to radio 👌 You'd love our lighting techniques video on how filmmakers use the fill light! ruclips.net/video/n1EKLvdUSac/видео.html
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When planning your shot or about to start production, do a shot liar where you think about the following things:
The shot size
The shot type
The camera movement/angle.
The equipment you'll be using
The lens of your camera
Frame rate
Camera number: e.g. cam a, cam b.
Shot numbers, shot 1, shot 2 etc.
Other addtionals as well. Usually on a traditional shot list.
The location
Duration of the shot
Description of the shot
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I caught a mistake at 5:26 the shaped of water is labeled as the master and the master is labeled as the shaped of water. other than that, this channel is awesome.
Thanks for the notice!
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why do i keep watching these, i don't even ever plan to work on film
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One day, I'm sure you will
One of my favorite shots of Chiaroscuro is when Batman played by Michael Keaton in the 1989 movie steps from the dark and into the light and you see Batman eyes and face in all it's glory for the first time, to me that's one of the most iconic shots in cinema.
That's a great choice!
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do a video on directing style of bong joon ho
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great horror = great cinema. We have a short video breaking down the shot list of Get Out you would like! ruclips.net/video/2FGA4jZcifA/видео.html
I love chiaroscuro cinematography in noir movies
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1:22 did you mix in audio from the MIMEO and John Tilbury album "The Hands of Caravaggio"? Because if so, that's genius.
I used the exact quote from da Vinci in a video of mine-a tutorial on how to light a scene in this fashion. works great for atmosphere and theme.
Has been a very effective concept long before film!
@@StudioBinder absolutely! Masters of the Renaissance. My favorite period for artwork
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Fantastic video and great explanation! The Master and Shape of Water were swapped 🤓.
Amazing resource!!!!
Please make a video on how to be a Cinematographer. Especially how to make Dinosaurs like that of Steven Spielberg's movies : Jurassic World duology.
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Chiaroscuro makes every Film Shot A Painting. And turned Any Movie into a Masterpiece.
Always informative
Awesome video!!
very informative and insightful, thanks!!
The production value it is just out of this world, I'm not cinematographer but I love cinema. and I fucking miss going to movie theater, the last movie I watched in cinema was 1917, and It makes me so sad that I've probably missed many masterpieces during this pandemic
same; the experience is just not the same watching new films at home
Incredible Work ✌️
Need suggestions from filmmakers!!
What should I be planning when my script is in production? The casting, locations and everything will be arranged depending on the script. We already have post production people. Should I just wait for the script or is there anything I should be planning?
Thank you for your time
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Great video! But some film credits at the bottom left are incorrect. Hope to see them all correct next time.
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awesome video! what music did you use for the intro?
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This is a suggestion for you. I don't know if you have already watched but could you check out the movies of Indian film maker Lijo Jose Pellissery? Recently his film Jalikattu was selected as India's official entry into the Oscars but couldn't land in the shortlist even though I think it deserves a spot. I think the main problem was that most of the international audience still haven't found out this maverick director's movies which I think deserves a spot among the prestigious movies released every year. Each of his films represent a different genre such as Nayakan(Gangster Drama), City of god(Thriller), Amen(Comedy), Double Barrel(Comedy/Gangster Spoof), Angamaly Diaries(Crime Drama), Ee.Ma.You(Dark Comedy) and Jalikattu(Can't specify the genre cause it can't be shackled in a specific genre. I would be very happy if more youtube channels and international audience like you guys would give attention to this film maker as I think his movies deserves a seperate place in the history of Indian cinema. He is frequently known for his use of Single Takes, Violence, Non Linear story lines and heavy themes. If you have alreay seen his movies, let me know what you thought about it. And maybe you could do a video about him sometime.😊
Thanks for the suggestion! If there's a strong demand we might cover him
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So roger deakins uses this style in most of his films i guess. Thanks for the video. The examples through painting was quite... ARTFUL!
artfully done we hope
Off the subject, I'm a beginner filmmaker and I would like assistance in understanding how Snowfall season 3 - episode 8 Mel's downward spiral scene was made! This same technique was used in the movie Limitless when the protagonist was at a party. Please instruct me on how to create that technique; I really like!
Great video! It´s like a film school for everyone. What´s the name of the song at 0:29? Is it from Artlist?
What's the name of the song at 0:20 ? :) Too short to shazam it !
A Familiar Taste - Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (from The Social Network soundtrack)
@@tandlauer A Glowing Light, A Promise - Makeup and Vanity Set
The labels for "The Master" and "The Shape of Water" got exchanged at 5:26 !!
Thanks for the heads up!
Haha I was wondering who would catch this
Caravaggio was master of tenebrism. It's different from chiaroscuro. The former is more dramatic in contrast with background and foreground separation. Secondly, the lit part is also noticeable in contrast with chiaroscuro element in it.
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Could you please help us on..Neo noir and what it was.
Can anyone name the music used at 0:22? I love it so much!!!
was that the Castlevania 64 title theme I heard in the middle?
Very interesting, why do you call this tecnique using an italian word?
Perche Caravaggio ecco tutto
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Because Italy is THE country when it comes to art. This is the place where most cultural and artistic movements started, and by far the country with the biggest number of great artists given to the world.
Especially when it comes to painting, architecture and sculpture.