You know, there's a lot of current trends that are cause for weariness, but the fact that we live in a day and age when someone can learn to craft narratives in film for free from social media is pretty cool. I hope that lasts.
This is a complete audiovisual encyclopedia about the Walk and Talk shot. The Walk and Talk Shot is One of the Best way to describe characters. Keep going StudioBinder. Best Continuation.
Love to see the creative variations of a rather simple scene. It’s proof that even the slightest change can make what would otherwise be a throwaway shot actually interesting.
Would love an episode on Continuity. How it’s achieved, why it’s necessary, how employed in a story, and how & why it can be broken. Sometimes the worst examples of Continuity are ‘time of day’ or ‘scene positioning’. At times this can be intentional. Other times poor Continuity can be forced on a production due to budgetary constraints or poor planning. And what are some Best Examples? Thanks❣️🙏🏼
@@StudioBinder The ‘time of day’ ones annoy me the most. Think shot-reverse-shot and the Sun is on the same cheek of each actor with each cut (physically impossible). Or when a scene is shot but then pickups end up being shot hours off of the original scene time. Or a scene that begins in overcast skies, suddenly experiences bright sunlight, only to resume with gray skies again. 🙄 Such inconsistencies are annoyingly obvious and can take the viewer out of the moment. But when there has been attention paid to scene continuity it can enhance the believability of the story. Of course, there are the fun ones where a Starbucks coffee cup appears in a fantasy series. 😉 And the occasional set dressing or costume inconsistency. On the other hand, some continuity issues can ruin a budget if not watched carefully. Excited to see what you folks come up with. 🤗
One of the best applications of walk and talk I witnessed was in Tenet when Protagonist and Priya discuss about plutonium 241 while walking on Mumbai streets !!!
Once again, THANK YOU FOR A GREAT VIDEO!!! The way one can look at a walk and talk is how it con move a film. When you show two (or more) characters on a walk and talk, you can make it be a mild scene transition where the characters are moving from one scene to another. For example, a couple gets home from the grocery store, the husband takes out the bags, the wife is walking with the baby. They are both talking about dinner when they go from the driveway to the kitchen. Another method to consider is how you can use the walk and talk to lead the viewer into a scene along with the character. So, you have two soldiers moving through a building looking for the villain, they move through corridors and are set upon by enemy gunman. Again, you are putting the viewer in their shoes as they move through the scene to the next scene. Both versions help move a scene: too much time sitting at the table will make film stagnant, too much time moving around from place to place will be distracting and hard to follow. A combination of both is needed to tell the story right. I think this lesson can be combined more in-depth with camera movement and blocking. But that is for another lesson...THANK YOU AGAIN AND STAY SAFE!!!
@@alfonta One of my very favorite subjects. As you know, operating a stedicam is an art, and takes lots of training and experience. You obviously hire one, and they don't come cheap. HOWEVER...a lot of prosumer cameras have image stabilization, and of course gimbals are very popular. And a dolly, or even a wheelchair with the camera operator being pushed can work well. The Blair Witch footage to me was very unwatchable.
@@TeddyRumble If somebody tried to do Blair witch today it would be highly criticized for being too shaky. Maybe to point where it didn't sell well. But considering when it was made, it did fit into the concept of what it was supposed to be. Somebody's found vlog instead of a movie. But since gimbals are now so common in people's vlogs the shakiness as authenticity wouldn't be effective.
there are cool walk-and-talk sequences in X-files. Especially in the first 3 seasons. The longest I counted is 45 seconds, maybe even up to 60 seconds. One camera and up to 360 degree turn. I don't know why everybody forgot about X-files.
I love yout content, I learn a lot from it. Just in case, have you consider to make a video about Joel Schumacher style? Just saw those Batman movies blamed for "ruin the character with his style" and well, far from it, they are gorgeous; color, composition, camera movement. Anyway, thank for your content
Your subscribe icon in the video is partly covering the film titles. You used to have the film titles on the left, I think, where it wasn't blocked. Please fix it!
Can you do a video on the Bechdel test? So I can at the very least learn how to pronounce it. Also a video explaining independent films vs big blockbuster studio productions would be cool.
@@Pops_Gambit An interesting subject. Pronounced 'BEK-dəl'. All of my films pass this. It's actually very easy. Treat women as if they are normal, sane and intelligent humans. Not to brag, but I made a short about a lesbian couple deciding whether to have a baby. Passed the test easily, and the 3 female actors liked the idea, execution, and the dialogue. The one male character had little screen time.
Please also take references of Indian movies because many people watch your videos from India also, it becomes easier for us to understand filmmaking from our movies.
Please bring back the old narator. He has an exceptional voice and watching to your videos become an epic pleasure and an immersive experience (with his voice)...
I would love to see a video on Andrey Tarkovsky, Béla Tarr, Ingmar Bergman, or Robert Bresson. Your channel has many excellent videos on the Hollywood tradition and it would be great to explore the works of international artists!
Would you create some type of gofundme for the LucasFilm division of Disney? Their IP murder of Star Wars is getting pretty bad. I laughed out loud when Smilo Ren cranked Yord VPN's head off, and gave miniature fake blond girl padawan (jerky/jecky Idr) those 3 lazer sword aeration holes. Given the IMDB appearance list, it's not just a flesh wound for Jecky (found it: Jecki) because she only appears in 4 episodes, the same as Yord VPN... which bothers me because in the other bizarre entry into the end of fandom for SW was Ashokaka, and lazer swords (aka light sabers in the past when SW was an actual IP, not a Disney IP) were just flesh wounds that healed up in a day or two. I did date a few chinese white ppl mixes and they were very very attractive to me, but that was before the ladies thought pink or blue or purple hair was worth the scalp pain of ammonia... oh well, those were the days when women weren't trying to be men, most of the time... you know the 20th century prior to the movie _Disclosure?_ which actually happened to me and I had to sue my grad school and I took my degree that should have been given to me that I earned, setting first use of emails in my 1994 lawsuit in any court in the US, setting up the ability of Wikileaks to make it impossible for our tyrants to say, "It wasn't me." (Spinner v. Tucker et. al. (1994) NY State Supreme Court, Idr the RJI or Index no.) I wish I had your guy's still enjoyment of what holly wood (the wood used by Druids to make their magic wands, and where I assert "movie magic" comes from being _very real_ to those guys... baphomet approves!) to the point I would look forward to the possibility of losing myself in some entertainment while the world is being brought to a close by our own unrestrained oligarchs cause: they no longer need us anymore (whah on me, I know).
@@StudioBinder Sad to say, that's about as sexy as I get these days. Please think about a video on how these are done. I'm a production sound recordist/boom operator, and walking backwards with a steadicam (or a boom) is a bit nerve-wracking. I have no idea how the shots in The West Wing or Goodfellows was done.
3:24 “There’s a trail on top of this hill, don’t worry…it is a trail.” I’ve been there for these discussions. Safety first for a steady cam shot! I saw a camera operator almost fall off a stage capturing a scene. It’s the coolest, but a good guide with you is key 😂
Loved this breakdown of the walk and talk shot! It's amazing how something that seems so simple can be so effective in creating tension and intimacy in a scene. The emphasis on setting up the shot, using the environment to reinforce the characters' conversation, and capturing realistic movements is super insightful. Definitely going to apply some of these tips to my own filmmaking projects!
7:57 I remember analysing this shot in my dubbing course about a year and a half ago, we were mainly focusing on reading their mouths and when to start syncing since they're are all blurry for the first half of the shot and you don't have to worry about the lipsync there
Would have liked to get more information about the intricacies of lighting a walk and talk as light is an essential part of filmmaking. I've seen banks of lights, trucks and other things employed in the process and it would have been nice to have a mention of that in relation.
Thanks for the feedback! If you want to watch the full interview with Mr. Lipson, he covers it a little bit more: ruclips.net/video/auyEhh7nqTw/видео.htmlsi=f6PBvnmql01sp7ys
Having the names of the movies at such a small size and changing the location throughout the video is way too distracting. I'm typing this before the video is even finished, it's so annoying and I've completely lost interest in the video as a result. You should know better. behave and stop trying to be clever.
You know, there's a lot of current trends that are cause for weariness, but the fact that we live in a day and age when someone can learn to craft narratives in film for free from social media is pretty cool.
I hope that lasts.
We'll keep makin' 'em if you keep watchin' 'em!
This is a complete audiovisual encyclopedia about the Walk and Talk shot. The Walk and Talk Shot is One of the Best way to describe characters. Keep going StudioBinder. Best Continuation.
I would assert, how The Acoshyte did this is a counter-example of how not to do it.
Thanks!
Love to see the creative variations of a rather simple scene. It’s proof that even the slightest change can make what would otherwise be a throwaway shot actually interesting.
Well said!
@@solertia33 as they said, an exposition dialogue dump is deadly. But put it in a walk-n-talk long take, it's somehow a lot more interesting.
Would love an episode on Continuity. How it’s achieved, why it’s necessary, how employed in a story, and how & why it can be broken. Sometimes the worst examples of Continuity are ‘time of day’ or ‘scene positioning’. At times this can be intentional. Other times poor Continuity can be forced on a production due to budgetary constraints or poor planning. And what are some Best Examples? Thanks❣️🙏🏼
Great idea! We'll add it to the list.
@@StudioBinder The ‘time of day’ ones annoy me the most. Think shot-reverse-shot and the Sun is on the same cheek of each actor with each cut (physically impossible). Or when a scene is shot but then pickups end up being shot hours off of the original scene time. Or a scene that begins in overcast skies, suddenly experiences bright sunlight, only to resume with gray skies again. 🙄
Such inconsistencies are annoyingly obvious and can take the viewer out of the moment. But when there has been attention paid to scene continuity it can enhance the believability of the story.
Of course, there are the fun ones where a Starbucks coffee cup appears in a fantasy series. 😉 And the occasional set dressing or costume inconsistency. On the other hand, some continuity issues can ruin a budget if not watched carefully. Excited to see what you folks come up with. 🤗
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Wow! That's dedication and we appreciate it. What's been your favorite so far?
StudioBinder always finding a way to include Scott Pilgrim, even if it's just for a second
It's hard to resist!
I would once again ask could you make a video on obtaining rights and royalties for songs and adaptations?
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One of the best applications of walk and talk I witnessed was in Tenet when Protagonist and Priya discuss about plutonium 241 while walking on Mumbai streets !!!
Great example!
Once again, THANK YOU FOR A GREAT VIDEO!!! The way one can look at a walk and talk is how it con move a film. When you show two (or more) characters on a walk and talk, you can make it be a mild scene transition where the characters are moving from one scene to another. For example, a couple gets home from the grocery store, the husband takes out the bags, the wife is walking with the baby. They are both talking about dinner when they go from the driveway to the kitchen. Another method to consider is how you can use the walk and talk to lead the viewer into a scene along with the character. So, you have two soldiers moving through a building looking for the villain, they move through corridors and are set upon by enemy gunman. Again, you are putting the viewer in their shoes as they move through the scene to the next scene. Both versions help move a scene: too much time sitting at the table will make film stagnant, too much time moving around from place to place will be distracting and hard to follow. A combination of both is needed to tell the story right. I think this lesson can be combined more in-depth with camera movement and blocking. But that is for another lesson...THANK YOU AGAIN AND STAY SAFE!!!
Yes! Great examples. Thanks for sharing.
@@hornet718 so you are saying '1917' is distracting?
Literally moves the story forward.
Indeed!
The narrator’s voice has changed?!
Maybe pitched
Another narrator
That's puberty for ya
They have the excellent British narrator, and the kid just out of USC film school. This was the latter.
Yeah, we have different VO artists.
doing it a lot with a gimbel , looks good , get the viewer attention and gives energy to the video
love the input of The Blair Witch Project
Agreed! Gimbals are the way to go.
@@alfonta One of my very favorite subjects. As you know, operating a stedicam is an art, and takes lots of training and experience. You obviously hire one, and they don't come cheap.
HOWEVER...a lot of prosumer cameras have image stabilization, and of course gimbals are very popular. And a dolly, or even a wheelchair with the camera operator being pushed can work well.
The Blair Witch footage to me was very unwatchable.
@@TeddyRumble If somebody tried to do Blair witch today it would be highly criticized for being too shaky. Maybe to point where it didn't sell well.
But considering when it was made, it did fit into the concept of what it was supposed to be. Somebody's found vlog instead of a movie.
But since gimbals are now so common in people's vlogs the shakiness as authenticity wouldn't be effective.
Please, could you add or enable the subtitle, as it helps me a lot.
I love your videos, they help me a lot when I'm studying.
They're working now. If you don't see them right away, they'll be added soon.
11:24 was waiting for this. Sorkin is the granddaddy of the walk and talk.
there are cool walk-and-talk sequences in X-files. Especially in the first 3 seasons. The longest I counted is 45 seconds, maybe even up to 60 seconds. One camera and up to 360 degree turn. I don't know why everybody forgot about X-files.
Correction! In Pulp Fiction a Quentin Tarantino’s movie, the cinematographer “ANDRZEJ SEKULA” follows the actors.
Great video! But you didn't mention anything about sound and microphones in the walk and talk
I love yout content, I learn a lot from it.
Just in case, have you consider to make a video about Joel Schumacher style?
Just saw those Batman movies blamed for "ruin the character with his style" and well, far from it, they are gorgeous; color, composition, camera movement.
Anyway, thank for your content
Sir please add the subtitle❤
They're added now, sorry about that.
Thank you sir. Very very important subject for film making walk and talk
Thanks for remembering The West Wing! About 50% of the scenes in that show were of people walking through the White House corridors and talking 😂
Your subscribe icon in the video is partly covering the film titles. You used to have the film titles on the left, I think, where it wasn't blocked. Please fix it!
Can you do a video on the Bechdel test? So I can at the very least learn how to pronounce it. Also a video explaining independent films vs big blockbuster studio productions would be cool.
@@Pops_Gambit An interesting subject.
Pronounced 'BEK-dəl'.
All of my films pass this. It's actually very easy. Treat women as if they are normal, sane and intelligent humans.
Not to brag, but I made a short about a lesbian couple deciding whether to have a baby. Passed the test easily, and the 3 female actors liked the idea, execution, and the dialogue. The one male character had little screen time.
@@TeddyRumble appreciate it. But I know what it is. Just want StudioBinder to cover it. Thanks for the pronunciation though 😂
@@TeddyRumble can I see this short?
It's already on the list!
Please also take references of Indian movies because many people watch your videos from India also, it becomes easier for us to understand filmmaking from our movies.
You will talk about in this Chanelle im not kidding mark the name of "RAJI"
Raising Cain has a great walk and talk that's also a oner.
De Palma has some great examples like that! Good call.
Please bring back the old narator. He has an exceptional voice and watching to your videos become an epic pleasure and an immersive experience (with his voice)...
couldnt agree more!
We appreciate how much you enjoy our usual narrator. He's still around, we just switch between them now and then.
@@StudioBinder It's good to switch them up.
Thanks! Anyway, the old narator is a legend...
Could StudioBinder make videos on film acting, and the varied methods that apply?
Thank You, StudioBinder Crew!!! Amazing masterclass, as always. 🙏🏾
Our pleasure!
You talk the talk, do you walk the walk?
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That Poor Things shot is so... dare I say, ugly? I did not like that bokeh at all.
Can you please make a video on Production Logos.
Why do you have your logo on top of your captions showing the moving year on the right?
why don't you guys use breaking bad? or better call saul?
For the record in Grand Budapest Hotel, which you described as a steadicam shot, those are all dolly shots.
Thank you for that correction. We knew that too, it just slipped passed us.
Next can you do one about what makes a meaningful death in a film?
I didn't understand the video since our grandpha didn't narrate it :(
Yoda does the walk and hover. Helps with little legs
Weird, i got unsubscribed. Literally was wandering what happened to the weekly video. Glad i saw it on time
Welcome back!
I'm happy that the Star Wars prequels made it in under the 2 minute mark since 75% of those movies are walk and talk lol
Totally! Haha.
Is the commentary performed by AI?
No mention of Halloween one of the first stedi-cam walk and talks? The girls walking from school to home is full of exposition and suspense.
We didn't mention it but there's a clip in there. Had to pay our respects to Halloween!
@@StudioBinder Ha! I’m embarrassed to admit I missed it.
I would love to see a video on Andrey Tarkovsky, Béla Tarr, Ingmar Bergman, or Robert Bresson. Your channel has many excellent videos on the Hollywood tradition and it would be great to explore the works of international artists!
6:00 That bokeh look amazing and eye caching 😲😲😲😲
Agreed!
@@EmadGhasemiDev oh my goodness yes.
One huge advantage of a full frame camera.
Would you create some type of gofundme for the LucasFilm division of Disney? Their IP murder of Star Wars is getting pretty bad. I laughed out loud when Smilo Ren cranked Yord VPN's head off, and gave miniature fake blond girl padawan (jerky/jecky Idr) those 3 lazer sword aeration holes. Given the IMDB appearance list, it's not just a flesh wound for Jecky (found it: Jecki) because she only appears in 4 episodes, the same as Yord VPN... which bothers me because in the other bizarre entry into the end of fandom for SW was Ashokaka, and lazer swords (aka light sabers in the past when SW was an actual IP, not a Disney IP) were just flesh wounds that healed up in a day or two.
I did date a few chinese white ppl mixes and they were very very attractive to me, but that was before the ladies thought pink or blue or purple hair was worth the scalp pain of ammonia... oh well, those were the days when women weren't trying to be men, most of the time... you know the 20th century prior to the movie _Disclosure?_ which actually happened to me and I had to sue my grad school and I took my degree that should have been given to me that I earned, setting first use of emails in my 1994 lawsuit in any court in the US, setting up the ability of Wikileaks to make it impossible for our tyrants to say, "It wasn't me." (Spinner v. Tucker et. al. (1994) NY State Supreme Court, Idr the RJI or Index no.)
I wish I had your guy's still enjoyment of what holly wood (the wood used by Druids to make their magic wands, and where I assert "movie magic" comes from being _very real_ to those guys... baphomet approves!) to the point I would look forward to the possibility of losing myself in some entertainment while the world is being brought to a close by our own unrestrained oligarchs cause: they no longer need us anymore (whah on me, I know).
I think you're on the wrong vid; search on "the Illuminati".
Thanks for watching!
You should make a video that focuses on short films, since that's usually where we as beginners start 🎥🙂
Great idea! We actually do have something in the works.
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I love the walk and talk in Christmas vacation bc the lightbulbs break and eddy buys a lot of dog food
i would say walk and talk also helps establish physical differences like we see rizzo in midnight cowboy walks with a limp during a walk and talk
That's an excellent point!
@@StudioBinder thanks
Plz make a story telling technique breakdown of game of thrones or house of the dragon
That would be cool!
@@StudioBinder I am wating for this
The long take is one of my very very favorite.
There's nothing sexier than a great long take.
@@StudioBinder Sad to say, that's about as sexy as I get these days.
Please think about a video on how these are done. I'm a production sound recordist/boom operator, and walking backwards with a steadicam (or a boom) is a bit nerve-wracking. I have no idea how the shots in The West Wing or Goodfellows was done.
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Walk the talk. Or talk the walk.
Exactly!
3:24 “There’s a trail on top of this hill, don’t worry…it is a trail.” I’ve been there for these discussions. Safety first for a steady cam shot! I saw a camera operator almost fall off a stage capturing a scene. It’s the coolest, but a good guide with you is key 😂
Absolutely. Safety first!
Loved this breakdown of the walk and talk shot! It's amazing how something that seems so simple can be so effective in creating tension and intimacy in a scene. The emphasis on setting up the shot, using the environment to reinforce the characters' conversation, and capturing realistic movements is super insightful. Definitely going to apply some of these tips to my own filmmaking projects!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
7:57 I remember analysing this shot in my dubbing course about a year and a half ago, we were mainly focusing on reading their mouths and when to start syncing since they're are all blurry for the first half of the shot and you don't have to worry about the lipsync there
It's a classic!
It's dynamic and delivers information without feeling like exposition?
Exactly, that's one benefit. Making exposition invisible any way possible!
Would have liked to get more information about the intricacies of lighting a walk and talk as light is an essential part of filmmaking. I've seen banks of lights, trucks and other things employed in the process and it would have been nice to have a mention of that in relation.
Careful planning.
Thanks for the feedback! If you want to watch the full interview with Mr. Lipson, he covers it a little bit more: ruclips.net/video/auyEhh7nqTw/видео.htmlsi=f6PBvnmql01sp7ys
I clicked on this video just to look for The West Wing comments, and I can’t find a single one. Shame.
We miss that show!
My favorite walk and talks are Spike Lees. As a kid I could identify his films because that shot always seemed so unusual and unique
For sure! He's got some great ones.
When you start paying attention to how many walk and talk scenes there are in movies.... You can't unsee it! 😅
Honestly! No matter the genre or budget, these shots are SUPER common.
Aaah, the walk and talk, a staple of 90s boyband music videos. 😂
You're not wrong! Haha.
Words are informations, Actions are Descriptions.
Well said!
Aaron Sorkin...
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That ending was like a flash bang going off
Glad you liked it!
Which was the Nicolas Cage movie?
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@@TeddyRumble thank you!! 👊👊
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Perfect timing video to me.... 😍😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩
We're known for perfect timing. 😉
It was walk and talk today. Let's walk on.
That's a lot of walking!
Walk it like a talk it
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make them downloadable!
They should be available for download if you have RUclips Premium.
7:44 brilliant! Love to think about motivation for movement that helps the scene! 🎉
So true!
Great video.
Thanks!
Excellent analyse 🎉
Thanks for that!
Having the names of the movies at such a small size and changing the location throughout the video is way too distracting. I'm typing this before the video is even finished, it's so annoying and I've completely lost interest in the video as a result. You should know better. behave and stop trying to be clever.
@@garymitchell9848 you figured it out! Took me a bit of time.
Thanks for the feedback.
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