Make Your Renders LOOK CINEMATIC in Unreal Engine 5 (6 Easy Steps)

[@fm_ography]

Hey man, would a long shot not necessarily imply using a long lens instead of something like a 25mm? (No shade, genuine question :) )

[@dustypixelsUE5]

Long shots are great for establishing your scene.
I’ve attached a document for further reading if you are interested.
www.adobe.com/creativecloud/video/discover/long-shot-in-film.html

[@fm_ography]

@@dustypixelsUE5 Thanks mate! Super helpful!

[@devonroyer8044]

great video thank you

[@dustypixelsUE5]

Thanks for stopping through Devon

[@dustypixelsUE5]

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[@A.Jackson2848]

Great content. Is the first shots with the clouds rolling through the hills CG or stock footage?

[@Lucky91731]

Lemon.

[@shrimpbean]

orange

[@rayne9323]

Am I blind or is there no cheat sheet with camera angles and rules of thumb?

[@KillerDudeT19]

Shot Deck is a great website to get screen shots from your favorite movies to help with ideas :D

[@shrimpbean]

thanks ig

[@dustypixelsUE5]

Been using Shot Deck the last month now, great recommendation!