Create AESTHETIC Talking Head Videos for your YOUTUBE
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
- Learn how to create an inviting aesthetic talking head videos for youtube, interviews or podcasts with these 4 tips.
What do they all have in COMMON?
A lot of people have been loving my new setup and believe it or not this setup is in a tiny bedroom! It's not about having all the glitz and glam but it's about learning how to create an inviting space with what you have! Talking head videos are the easiest way to create youtube videos. They are also some of the more personal videos as well. If you check out some of your favorite youtubers that shoot in their natural space you will find some similarites in their talking heads, natural lgith, or You are inviting someone into your space more than likely which makes them feel like they are more in and a part of your everyday environment. So why not make that space as inviting as you can! People DO notice.
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Lighting
02:21 Color theme
03:37 Motion Array
03:51 Depth
05:31 Soft light
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Great video ❤
Vuhlandes, Brady and Patrick are my faves!! (and you ofc!!). Love learning from you Brittney
Can you tell me the names of these other creators? I already know Vuhlandes
@@danielolaniyi9887For sure! at 1:54 is Patrick Tomasso (also know as Impatrickt) and he does amazing in depth cinema breakdowns as well as his own films! The man right after at 1:59 is Brady Bessette, a cinematographer that gives great content especially in terms of lighting. Not in the video but I would also recommend Rob Elis! He teaches a lot of cinematic concepts used in film and has practical guides to emulate the theory he presents!
@@danielolaniyi9887 Sure! It's Patrick Tomasso and Brady Bessete. I would also recommend Rob Ellis!
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Love The Lighting !
Thank you!!
Love this. Great tip with the warm colours working better with black skin. Thank you!
Literally examples from a few of my favorite creators! Thx for this
No problem!
Madam Janae, your inner beauty is what radiates in such a manner that it only enhances your exterior natural beauty. Kudos on getting this far, it does take time and patience from what I can see. Se ve hermosa señorita.
So genuine with your approach to your videos. That fact that you kept it that way even when the cam went out of focus. We all are striving for perfection. It takes patience, indeed. Great content!
I appreciate that!!
Amazing!!! I'll be next to jump in this space. Great breakdown
Thank you!!
Good info Brittney!
refreshing, subbed, thanks.
informative video
YES!! LAMPS!!
loved this video!
Thank you!!
Love to see you dropping knowledge on these here Yew Tewbs! Keep up the great work! 💪🏾
Love your videos. You are spot on with this and you have really nailed the skin tone with this setup as you said. Whole set works so well, very practical and helpful advice.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for the background info. Very helpful for me to think in this way for the future.
Amazing content as usual Brittney. As a new videographer I always learn so much from your channel. Your delivery is always easy to follow and digest. Love it!
That note about the warmer tones with darker skin is real
I just found your channel, you are amazing, thank you so much for your explanation 👏
I’m actually redoing my studio space and really loved the tips, will for sure put them in to use.
I love the setup, In the past, I had to learn how these small parts like practicals and being sensitive about what is in the background can make interviews and shots stand out. Thank you for this video.
Yep it’s the small details that really make it pop!
35mm is my fav focal length for these kinds of talking head setups.
It’s the best focal length
I used to shoot photos with only a 35mm and the types of shots I’d get felt so good.
Dope tips! Definitely gonna apply these to my talking head videos 🗣️👏🏾
This is so helpful, especially the lighting stuff. Thanks for teaching me some new terminology too. :) And how to make a space look bigger... my office is tiny. Great advice!
Happy birthday to 🎉🎉
Your set, visuals and content is dope love it!
Thank you!!!
Been tracking your content for a while. I will apply now because I’m having lighting issues. Would love to have your feedback
First time I'm seeing your channel and I just like your vibe.
Thank you!
it’s crazy the difference practicals make! love the video🔥
Crazy!!!
Giving game!! Looks great!!
Fantastic breakdown - proof that old pros can learn new tricks!
Great video as always!!
Thanks for the video. It is very helpful. Yes, your current setting and lighting looks better than your previous setups. Pleasantly surprised to hear that the 18-35 doesn't vignette when shot at 35mm on a full frame camera. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
I LOVE this tutorial. Sidenote (for the filmmakers like myself ballin on a budget) .Home Depot sells lights similar to the Aperture B7c's that you can control the color temperature from with an app on your phone and they cost less than half what you pay for the B7c's. The only drawback is they arent battery powered so you still need a power source. Thank you for this!!!! Especially for giving the percentages for your lighting settings. not too many channels share that! Your content is a godsend
Thank you and yess to the light bulbs. You can also find cheaper ones on Amazon as well
Excellent tips.
You definitely "glow" more than you have before! This new look feels just right 😀
Thank you so much!!
Thanks! 5300K is all I needed. Have been trying to dial in the perfect kelvin for black skin on our show. I’m going to try this today.
Well sometimes 5300 won’t work. It all depends on the look you’re going for.
I'm definitely looking to improve my lighting for sure, I'm using an aputure MC right now because I live in a camper with low ceilings, but probably could upgrade a smidge haha
Perfect Brittney!
I love love love your setup and the look it gives. I need to invest in a bigger modifier. I use an Amaran 60X and 2 Ulanzi Ice Lights. I haven't started posting videos yet with that setup. I love how it looks, my octo is small so the light is a little harsh but it works. I need to invest in a wider lens for that depth and figure out where to put practicals because I have none showing in the setup.
Camera wise I used to have the blackmagic, the old pocket cinema cam but traded it for an Olympus EM1-X... it works for what i need it for but it wasn't the best choice.
So what you can do also is with your small modifier put a white bed sheet in front of it to soften it even more. The depth isn't about how wide the lens is but the aputure. what do you already have? also what's your setup as far as background?
@BrittneyJanae Funny thing is I knew about the white blanket especially with book lighting tutorials but never thought about actually using it. I'm definitely going to try it out. It'll definitely soften things up alot.
Yeah, my lens' aperture is not small/high enough for the space I have, its between f4 - f5.6. But I have done a shallow ish depth of field before, i just need to rearrange my living room every time I shoot. My background is literally a white wall with the 2 Ulanzi icelights hitting it with different colors. They are rgb lights and they hit really nicely. Once I post the video I'm editing, I'll put the link here incase there's pointers for my setup that you'd have from observation.
For my background, I did collect wood palettes but I gave them away recently. I think the palette idea was going to work really well, I jist need to figure it out. I do have some fairy lights, the warm white ones that can pair well with the palettes to give it that rustic look. I just need ro work with what I got.
@@RumbaniNdhlovu also just batch shoot if it’s one of those things where you have to set up and move things around
@@BrittneyJanae that's definitely a great idea. Gonna plan around that. Thank you so much.
I Love You Brittney!
HBD!!!!!!!!!!🫶🏾👑🫶🏾👑🫶🏾👑
Very good job with lighting🙌how huge is the diameter of the key light source?
Thank you!! 90cm
Would love to see how the space transformers if you were to use something like unbleached muslin to bounce the light.
Muslin would need more light. And more space in my room. I’ve used it before.
@@BrittneyJanae 😏 I wanted to see how you managed before I tried it in my small space…. Guess that’s a nope
@@lemecandnoah well most times you would use it with a 6x6 or maybe a 4x4 but I barely got room for a 4x4 in my bedroom lol. I’ll make a video showing how I used it on set when I had some space. I can do that!
This was - amazing. I only have a ring light right now, how do I make that soft cause it is pretty harsh
I use to put a thin white pillow case over my ring light. Also you can go on Amazon and see if they have a diffusion for the ring light
@@BrittneyJanae thank you!!
Thank you cause it’s tiring trying to figure out how someone used the equipment that they’re talking about 😩
This has been helpful but wait a minute, you worked on a project about Angel Reese? Where can we find it?
I did! It was for Goldman Sachs
What Diffusion and ND filter combo do you use? My image looks too sharp and digital
I use the prism dream filter and the polar pro ND filter for my Sony fx3
Q: having no experience with lighting. What tool(s) can I used to determine correct lighting temp for my skin color? Thanks🙏🏽
You can use a color checker during production to help you get accurate colors in post. False color also helps!
Thank you🙏🏽
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assuming you have a large light out of view. how can you tolerate all that light in your eyes? i thought that was why celebs wear sun glasses
Lol it’s a big octo so it’s soft light. Also it’s on like 35%