@Joaquin Hernandez Are you an illustrator , like I wanna know how u design shot pieces ? Like I think one needs to know illustration basics or painting basics in order to design shot pieces.
This channel (I don't want to even call it just a channel as it deserves more than that) is regardless of the subject the best on RUclips. Beyond standards! A perfect film school.
Man this channel should have millionssssss of Subs One of the most UNDERRATED CHANNELS on RUclips thanks for your high quality videos guys 🤩🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤓🍤
I went through a course on composition in photography, and I've watched a bunch of other videos on that subject too, and I have to say, the cinema folks really get it. This material is way clearer than anything that you'd find on photography.
Cinema might have an advantage for making you understand what composition is doing because motion, dialogue, and actors portraying all the feelings that composition is supposed to support. If an actor is portraying feeling isolated, the dialogue and the composition are going to compliment and reflect that as well.
i love taking pictures and this is incredibly helpful as it shows all the elements of composition, explains the role of the certain element to the composition, and then provides examples ;)
I view movies with such a different perspective after watching these videos. Analysing camera movements and edits as story telling tools makes even familiar favorite films feel new.
@@StudioBinder thankyou very much, but I already watched that video a long time ago. What I mean is the movement of subject/character in a scene? Like direction, speed, target,... Wait, is it really considered something? I don't know.
Best video of the Shot list series so far. I did three whole courses(2 beginner,1 Advanced) on Composition through Linked learning and you've touched on all of the things they talked about there and presented the most relevant information in just 18 minutes.
I recommend that anyone interested in these things start by actually doing and studying photography. Best way to learn how to utilize natural elements without a set or crew or anything else. Kubrick (the best to ever make films) was a staff photographer for Look Magazine before he started filmmaking. He studied the works of Henry Cartier Bresson a lot (who is mentioned in this).
Oh god this channel has reached 1M. I remember watch your video when you guys had 20k subs and everyone was like "this channel deserves more subs" Well here you have it! Congratulations
I have started to watch you videos everyday . I am currently teaching myself about filmmaking. Love the content feels like I am attending a film school.
This is the 4th time I’ve watched this video and I must say this is a very useful framing and composition for every filmmaker. The fact that this channel does so much to pass on knowledge to aspiring and current filmmakers is God’s work. That’s all I can say right now. Cut!
Wow! New episode of the shot list! I have studied all the previous episodes of the shot list and you guys helped me to make my first music video. Thank you so much for your remarkable work. This channel is a treasure. 🙏
I will keep it simple. If this channel was out 10 years ago I would have been by now the most successful filmmaker or cinematographer or even photographer in this world .
this series has got me watching some of my favorite movies with a completely new eye and much better appreciation thank you so much for all the work you put into this ❤️
Thank you for including 'that shot' from "Do the Right Thing", considering recent discussions, I see that as a gentle nod from you, and a tip of the hat. Respect.
I love this channel so much. I have learned a lot from watching these videos and they are all very entertaining. I swear this is the best channel about Films
I love Skyfall and I have watched it countless of times because the cinematography is SO GOOD! Chef's kiss. I am so happy that you used the amazing intro of this film ❤️
FREE EBOOK! Elements of Shot Composition ►► bit.ly/composition-ebook
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro - Composition: Creative Ways to Build a Shot
00:52 - Composition Definition and History
01:29 - Aspect Ratio in Composition
01:59 - Points
03:28 - Lines
04:20 - Shapes
05:20 - Textures & Patterns
06:57 - Space
08:19 - Depth
09:48 - Balance
11:56 - Angles
12:56 - Color & Tone
15:02 - Combining Composition Elements
15:17 - Skyfall Exercise
17:01 - Takeaways
Damnn good video
Hi. You should put a Thanks button on your videos and hopefully get a few dollars for your excellent presentations. Thanks for all the hard work.
❤ thank you so much ❤
can we appreciate the effort that goes into these videos
Completely, my friend.
As an aspiring director, this is incredibly helpful on my journey. I’m so grateful for this series
We appreciate it :)
This is what it means to get spoilt. My heart smiles when I see studiobinder post a video. Hard work and efforts have not gone unnoticed.
It is insane. This channel is pure gold.
Cannot stress this enough on how informative and high quality these episodes and videos are!
Thank you so much!
Glad you like it!
Probably my favourite video of the shot list so far. Connects every little bit of the frame and then finishes it off with a great example
Glad you liked it!
You guys are killing it. No nonsense educational and entertaining videos.
The two E's, essential for every video!
Ever since the first episode of "The Shot List", I have been populating my own storyboards with meticulous shot specs. Love this new video!
You need to show me sometime.
@Joaquin Hernandez Are you an illustrator , like I wanna know how u design shot pieces ? Like I think one needs to know illustration basics or painting basics in order to design shot pieces.
@@siddharthasen439 Nah. I am just a student working towards a filmmaking degree. I just draw what I can with my own colored pencils and pens.
@@joaquinhernandez6940 cool , I feel like doing it but back up when i think am too bad at illustrating it in terms of painting
@@joaquinhernandez6940 bro you need to share with us, would you please?
I've been trying to understand composition for years. A 17 min video taught me everything I wanted to know about composition.. thank you StudioBinder.
Happy filming!
Thank you for the education you provide.
It’s especially important for those of us that never went to film school
Our vids are used in film schools too so you're in a similar class haha
Bro I am in Film School and even they don't teach all these things. It's more practical. Mostly shooting.
I believe this channel should be recommended in film schools and to all film makers. Love from Uganda East Africa.
Our videos have been used in classes!
This channel (I don't want to even call it just a channel as it deserves more than that) is regardless of the subject the best on RUclips. Beyond standards! A perfect film school.
Man this channel should have millionssssss of Subs One of the most UNDERRATED CHANNELS on RUclips thanks for your high quality videos guys 🤩🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤓🍤
We're not going anywhere :)
When I win my Oscar I’m giving studiobinder a shoutout fr fr
Looking forward to it!
I went through a course on composition in photography, and I've watched a bunch of other videos on that subject too, and I have to say, the cinema folks really get it. This material is way clearer than anything that you'd find on photography.
Cinema might have an advantage for making you understand what composition is doing because motion, dialogue, and actors portraying all the feelings that composition is supposed to support.
If an actor is portraying feeling isolated, the dialogue and the composition are going to compliment and reflect that as well.
this is not a channel this is an institution
100% true
We should have some exercise to do after watching!😅
Glad that somebody filled the space that Every Frame a Painting left behind with quality content.
Big shoes to fill :)
i love taking pictures and this is incredibly helpful as it shows all the elements of composition, explains the role of the certain element to the composition, and then provides examples ;)
That's the idea :)
I view movies with such a different perspective after watching these videos. Analysing camera movements and edits as story telling tools makes even familiar favorite films feel new.
That's great!
Lot's Of Learning 👏
That's the goal :)
I can't stress enough how premium the content on this channel is. Marvelous!
💯
This is the best channel of RUclips to learn FILM hands down.
Awesome :)
this channel is heaven for people who dream of becoming future filmmakers. thank you so much, studiobinder.
Not just filmmakers but also illustrators. The principles here can also be very useful in picture making.
i am using it for graphic design
Amazing as always 👏🏻👏🏻
Cheers!
I think this is one of the best videos from you, with fresh examples and great coverage 🙌
Appreciate the feedback!
Can't wait for the episode about Movement
We made it! ruclips.net/video/IiyBo-qLDeM/видео.html
@@StudioBinder thankyou very much, but I already watched that video a long time ago. What I mean is the movement of subject/character in a scene? Like direction, speed, target,... Wait, is it really considered something? I don't know.
Another superb addition to the Shot List. This may well be the definitive summary guide to composition.
That was the goal!
I am mind blown beyond mind blown. You guys are absolute geniuses. Thankyou for this video!
Enjoy!
StudioBinder University at this point.💯 #SBU
Y'all, this is incredible.
That's what we want to hear 💖
This video was such a need, thank you so much
Hope it helps!
Free engaging and informative content... this channel is a blessing!
I need more StudioBinder in my life.
More on the way!
You are the best channel about cinema. Thank you.
We love studio binder!
Love our viewers!
Thank you for the new ebook
hope it helps!
YOU are sponsering my fillm education!!!
By far one of my favorite videos and one of my most difficult things to do. SO simple and straight forward. Love this channel.
Enjoy!
Best video of the Shot list series so far. I did three whole courses(2 beginner,1 Advanced) on Composition through Linked learning and you've touched on all of the things they talked about there and presented the most relevant information in just 18 minutes.
Love it!
I recommend that anyone interested in these things start by actually doing and studying photography. Best way to learn how to utilize natural elements without a set or crew or anything else. Kubrick (the best to ever make films) was a staff photographer for Look Magazine before he started filmmaking. He studied the works of Henry Cartier Bresson a lot (who is mentioned in this).
Gorgeous selection of images and precise instructions to master this technique. 👏👏👏👏
Hope it helps!
these are so good, basiclly free abridged uni courses
Class in session!
This has to be the Best brief of image. Wonderfull
Thanks for watching!
Studio Binder- A free Film School. ❤
Remote too
Each beginner photographer should watch this one
Yes, let's get this video to all of them 😂
This channel (and this playlist in particular) is a treasure island on RUclips.
Best video so far
Great to hear!
This channel teach me a lot about film making
We hope so haha
Nice to see a lot of my favorite shots here in the video. Including Wong Kar Wai
Had to include Wong Kar Wai
This might be the best video I have seen from StudioBinder. Amazing how much information fits in only 17 minutes. Thanks for your work!
Man, I love this channel so much. Every video is unique. Really helpful and informative.
Happy to help!
Another instant classic from Studio Binder!
Thank you so so so much for uploading these for free. You deserve the best. Amazing work, always.
Appreciate the feedback!
17 minutes 49 seconds of pure education
Oh god this channel has reached 1M.
I remember watch your video when you guys had 20k subs and everyone was like "this channel deserves more subs"
Well here you have it! Congratulations
See you at the top haha
Composition is everything! The rule of thirds alone makes shots/photos look great, from there you can get technical.
Wooaaah I didn't know there were more episodes. This series has been super useful
Yup it's back!
Best video ever made.....Please make video on light meter how to use it in shots when camera is moving
Thanks for the suggestion!
I absolutely love these videos!
I love shot list videos so much! Thank you so much for uploading this.
Hope it helps :)
I love this channel, greets from Chile
Greets from California
I am soooooo glad I found this channel 💯, pure gold
Just wanted to say this series is amazing. Incredible for anything art related. I’d love to see Light List next.
The big fish shot in the daffodils is my favorite shot in a movie ever. It’s cool you included it!
It's a great shot ✔
Please make the ultimate guide of storytelling. I love your videos!!
I have started to watch you videos everyday . I am currently teaching myself about filmmaking. Love the content feels like I am attending a film school.
Happy studying :)
I love this channel so much
I always look forward to seeing the amazing content you all put out
New content every week!
Generally you do a very good job. But, this one, well done, it's masterful!
Awesome!
Wow that's incredible
While I'm re-watching old content, a notification comes with this video. Thank you very much for this great effort ♥️
Hope you like it!
This is the 4th time I’ve watched this video and I must say this is a very useful framing and composition for every filmmaker. The fact that this channel does so much to pass on knowledge to aspiring and current filmmakers is God’s work. That’s all I can say right now. Cut!
I need 34 more videos on composition please and thank you
haha composition will definitely keep showing up in our videos
Great composition of topics in the video and example
Thanks for watching!
@@StudioBinder Thanks! Continue doing this great videos!
Wow! New episode of the shot list! I have studied all the previous episodes of the shot list and you guys helped me to make my first music video. Thank you so much for your remarkable work. This channel is a treasure. 🙏
Congratulations on your success! May your next compelling project reach fruition.
@@joaquinhernandez6940 Thank you! ☺
Congrats on finishing the project!
@@StudioBinder Thank you!! 🙏
I will keep it simple. If this channel was out 10 years ago I would have been by now the most successful filmmaker or cinematographer or even photographer in this world .
I am one of the main audience of this series, and I suggest that part 12 of the shot list is about the way of lighting and its angles and its meaning.
The intro alone is worth a like from me. Now onto the rest of the video...
Enjoy!
this channel is a goldmine. i cant believe im only now finding it. thank you for the amazing videos and info
Amazing vid.... felt like i was in film school again lol..
this series has got me watching some of my favorite movies with a completely new eye and much better appreciation
thank you so much for all the work you put into this ❤️
I dont remembered how much this channel is amazing. Thanks a lot!
Im definitely gonna mention you guys in the credits of my upcoming shortfilm. The fact that this is all free is amazing!
Will be waiting 👌
WOW, absolutely brilliant, the way you explain it and the images. Thanks so much.
Cheers!
Can't explain how gold these guys are!❤
Brilliant , thanks ! ❤️ you studiobinder
💖💖💕
You guys definitely is my college 🫶🏻✨🥰 So glad to have this type of content with that quality, totally free. I'm very grateful for it. 🙏🏻
Count on it :)
I think this'll be my go-to tool for studying and practicing composition in digital art. This has gotta be the best tool out there
Thank you for including 'that shot' from "Do the Right Thing", considering recent discussions, I see that as a gentle nod from you, and a tip of the hat. Respect.
I love this channel so much. I have learned a lot from watching these videos and they are all very entertaining. I swear this is the best channel about Films
We're trying to be!
This channel is GOLD PURE
Thanks for watching!
This episode couldn't have been better, just brilliant. Thanks so much.
Best film channel on RUclips
I love Skyfall and I have watched it countless of times because the cinematography is SO GOOD! Chef's kiss. I am so happy that you used the amazing intro of this film ❤️
One of the best studio binder videos and i havent even seen it yet. This is 2 years worth of studying combined.
The shot list is my favorite playlist✨🤗
Ours too haha
love this channel
love our subscribers!
Well done guys. Composition is something I really needed t o know about.
Happy filming
These videos are addicting and also so soothing because of Paul Gregorys voice. Please bring him back :)
BTW, learn som much through these videos.
What good have I done in this life to deserve a YT channel like you @studiobinder *sobs profusely*
This is the best channel i ve discovered ❤
I've binge watched all the episodes of the shot list. Very informative and amazingly done. Thank you ❤️
Bro you are making film makers all over the world so you are a great guru 😀😀
Waiting for the shout-outs 😂