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Jake amazing video as always... I have a quick question about this particular shoot, why didn't you use an ND filter? and also how did you manage to nail the shots that the bystanders could be seen in your background or you didn''t mind cuz of your depth of field?

Gorgeous…

Gorgeous…

Beautiful work BUT you don’t hear from her once.

What about lens Hood?:p

How do I get this?

If you ask me your wedding videos are the best ones you can find on youtube! absolutely professional. any chances that you make a video on how to edit a wedding film?

Great video! The groom had me cracking up laughing, he's as stiff as a board...lol!!

AMAZING DETAIL!

I like ur work my partner❤

How do you guys get access to the showhome?

Would you recommend shooting vertically aswell if you wanna do Reels? Or do you just crop and size your 16:9 shots?

Awesome video. As a solo shooter this was a lot of fun to watch and compare to what I usually do.

what lens u use ? 50 mm 1.2 gm ?

isn't the base iso of FX3 is 800?

I feel like I'm in on a secret now because it felt like you were whispering most of the time lol great walkthrough though

Nice one! How did you manage ISO, shutter speed and aperture for most of the scenes?

So easy when you have a photographer that isn't barking orders every 3 and a half seconds lmao

what lens do u use?

Great video! If I may ask, why did you shoot at a higher shutter speed instead of using an ND filter?

I like it

can you share these lut 🥺🥺🥺

keep walking you hotstuff! hahahahahahahahaha funny

Doesnt it russle and crackle in the front pocket of the groom?

What is that font??

You make it look so easy! Super informative. Great inspiration 👍🏼

just discovered your channel, might be my new favorite creators. loved the dynamic and the overall way it was filmed/explained was super easy to follow. crushed it! also kinda off topic but can i get an ID on Jakes pants? been looking for some like that lmao

Love your content man! Could you possibly make a video on how to use that audio equipment?

What price you charge for your 1 wadding project

do you switch between auto and manual focusing?

Hey everyone can someone tell me what is the font using during the video?? :)

great video

sir that shutter speed is diabolical. Why no ND filter???

Haha i love how your honesty, kinda funny :) Also, how old are they? They look young!

love it guys, simple and not too much technical stuff .... Im working more outdoors, so this is hard to control but I think when it comes to documentary it doesn't matter using a bit more run&gun setup like lav mic etc.

Great explanations for everything. Every time you made a change or adjustment you explained why. I never had to ask, "Wait, why did they just do that?"

what camera is that

Really cool work! I have a quick question, if you don't mind. How do you generally expose with the FX3 while shooting weddings in Slog3? Do you go for a standard 0 exposure or do you use the ETTR method to about +1.3 - 1.7 stops? Thanks a million!

Nice! :) Do you always use nifty fifty for this?

Loving these BTS vids! 🎉

I was thinking okay the second guy must be her or the fiancé's father 👀

Hi I just wanna know, does the kenny G songs that were playing, does they have copyright?

J’adore! Merci 🎥🎬

Summary Learn how to film interviews in 6 easy steps, including finding the right frame, setting the exposure, placing key, hair, and fill lights, and ensuring good audio quality. Highlights 🎥 Step 1: Find the perfect frame for your interview by considering composition and lighting. 🌞 Step 2: Adjust the exposure to match the lighting conditions in your chosen frame. 💡 Step 3: Place the key light on the side of the subject’s face where the windows are to create a motivated light source. 💇‍♀ Step 4: Set up a hair light to add separation and highlight the subject’s hair. 🌬 Step 5: Use bounce lighting or negative fill to fill in shadows and create a more even lighting across the subject’s face. 🎙 Step 6: Ensure good audio quality by positioning the microphone close to the subject’s mouth, about 6 to 12 inches away. Key Insights 🖼 Choosing the right frame is crucial for creating visually appealing interviews. Consider composition, lighting, and background elements to find the best frame for your subject. ⚙ Adjusting the exposure is essential to ensure that the subject is properly lit and that the background is not blown out. Use zebras and test shots to find the right exposure settings. 🔦 The key light should be placed on the side of the subject’s face where the windows are to create a motivated light source. This creates a natural and flattering lighting effect. 💇‍♀ The hair light adds separation and highlights the subject’s hair, creating depth and dimension in the shot. Position it on the opposite side of the key light for a balanced look. 🌬 Bounce lighting or negative fill can help fill in shadows and create a more even lighting across the subject’s face. Experiment with different reflectors or bounce boards to achieve the desired effect. 🎙 Good audio is crucial for interviews. Position the microphone close to the subject’s mouth to capture clear and crisp audio. Use a boom pole or microphone stand for stability. 📹 Using multiple camera angles adds visual interest and allows for seamless cuts in the editing process. Position the second camera at a different angle to capture different perspectives and cutaway shots.

You don’t use nd filter? Do You use shutter like 1/500 or higher? And You don’t even speak about it? XD

That's sunburst you mean. Lol

Please are you shooting at F1.2 without ND ? Am I correct? Please which shutter speed you use in this condition - sunny day.

Great job on this video. You emphasized some good points and gave great examples. The steadiness on the handheld 85mm was amazing.

Weren’t you a canon guy??,,,,…..

Great run through video BUT WHY is your shutter speed so darn high?! lol it actually seems amateur how high it is... No ND?