These movies used simple lighting techniques
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- I take a look a scenes from movies and talk about the lighting and stuff. Enjoy...
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I love all your guys videos! But this one was on another level seeing you breakdown was not only entertaining, but also super educational!! Would love to see more like this in the future!
Sweet thanks!!!!
@@EpicLightMedia Yeah as a film student I found this really useful. I feel like I'm beginning to get real understanding of light.
definately!
I don't like the way light works I most modern movies.
It looks dull. If you look at older movies on film the light looks bright and clear and clean.
Now it's always dull, soft, dark, cold.
I hate it with a passion. And not to mention tinting everything blue like it's winter.
Fantastic video. As a filmmaker, I find lighting breakdowns like this to be one of the most invaluable tools for learning key elements of filmmaking. I would watch lighting breakdowns 24/7 if I could. I can never see enough of them. Especially, when they point out how smaller productions can achieve the same looks, etc. Thanks so much.
You've just said all I wanted to say. Thanks!
heyy:) do you have any specific channel or website where you watch these breakdowns??
The biggest thing I have learned in looking at DPs is less about the source and more about the negative to create shape. Thanks for the video!!!!
Fascinating. I'm a photographer and it's incredible how you can learn cinematic lighting techniques like this and apply them directly to making photos too.
Same here! I've watched this with great interest and my respect for cinematographers has increased even further. The way they have to deal with lighting while their subjects ánd cameras are moving is just next level compared to "simple" photographic lighting.
3:18 Who is the absolute legend of a 1AC that straight up put Pickle Rick on the rig??
Every once in a while CZcams recommends something great to me. This is fantastic.
Thanks so so much!!!
Those movie clips were totally NOT cinematic. They need to shoot in slow-mo on a gimbal at f/1.4 (or faster). Oh, and buy my LUTs...
this single video covers more information than my entire semester of film school
Can you do more videos like this breaking down scenes form Hollywood movies??? I love this!!!!! Gives great inspiration for up and coming film makers for
Lighting: the kind of channel I've been searching for. Binge watching videos now.
You know what? I recorded a serie of videos of me singing on a parking lot and everything you said about lighting from the opossite side and embracing dark setups, make sense. This is the first time that I appreciate and use dark and shadows on a video. I tried to take advantadge of the regular light and, that's it. I use a single point lighting for the whole project. Recorded with a pair of G7X Mark II and still, make sense and it works. Thanks for such amazing content!
Really really nice video! I love this kind of videos where you talk about hollywood lighting techniques!!
Thanks!!!
I work the crane a lot in the film industry. Every DP and gaffer I have worked for ALWAYS use HMIs on a crane for every night scene. It is implied moonlight.
Really enjoyed that! I love your other videos as well but I liked how this one was right to the point with none of the fluff. Thank you for taking the time to break down those clips.
Thanks so much!!
This is awesome. Thomas showed us about lighting in current movies that we wouldn't otherwise get access to. You just dropped some knowledge on us and dropped the mic!
I haven't seen anywhere that someone talks about light that meticulously.
I'm gonna call you god of light 😊.
Thx for your great contents
I love light!!! Thanks so much!
Thanks a lot for this breakdown! I'm a 3d artist and it was always tough for me to set up beatiful lighting - sometimes it would be ok, sometimes not, but it never was great. Now I understand the direction that I have to be working at 👍
Same here. I've actually worked on real life projects on sets for television production, and got to see gaffers do their magic in person, but I've never gotten a look inside lighting for film in natural environments.
I've actually been lighting my scenes with the key light opposite the camera as a personal choice, but didn't realize it's standard. After watching this breakdown, it really confirmed my instincts.
Focusing on the rim light is also important, and seeing the trick of using a gobo to transform the reflection is a sweet trick.
He touched briefly on flagging the light to reduce exposure. That was one thing I saw a lot on set, the lighting guys would spend a lot of time setting up black cloth screens to block the light and shape exactly where they want it to land. I've definitely used that in my projects as well.
Natural and clear always looks the best.
That contrast in the Ford vs Ferrari scene between the DSLR and the Cinema camera sort of blew my mind. I can’t believe you can get such a different look.
I LOVED this. Seeing actual behind the scenes photos and video of the setups along with the explanations was really wonderful.
I love this channel so much. You guys can have fun explaining very technical subjects, but also have very direct and knowledgeable videos such as this. I love both. Thank you for the vids!
Loving this! I watch for years now behind the scenes and b-rolls only to see the lighting setups. Please more of this content! 💪
This was fantastic to have a little eye-opener into the behind-the-scenes. I've been on set as a talent but rarely get to have any conversations with the guys making the decisions. Keep this stuff coming!
Really enjoyed this breakdown, it really does help to inspire and give ideas to think about when rigging your lights! Thanks!!
This is amazing. Make more like this please! Great breakdowns and love that you focus on the principals.
Love breakdowns from movies great job!
Your videos have taught me so much and I really apreciate everything you teach. This video was incredible and it's super useful seeing these principles you talk about a lot being used on real life sets. I've been working on really stepping up my lighting game and i've come a long way thanks to these kinds of videos
Love this! Thanks for posting such informative content. Like you said, it’s the same basic lighting techniques must magnified for bigger set! Keep going to all the creators out there watching.
Brilliant! I'm just getting started in filming so your exquisitely detailed breakdown of the hows and whys of movie lighting was a huge benefit to my learning. Thank you!
So helpful! Great work!
Another fantastic breakdown and explanation video!
I've learned a shit ton from your channel man. Excellent work! I've been learning cinematography throughout the past few years and your channel is by far my favorite. The honesty and practicality, along with your humor makes learning this profession a lot more fun. Thank you for making these.
Love these videos! Always so insightful and interesting to watch. Always making notes on all the lighting BTS.
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Had my full attention from just how you introduced the video in the intro! I have felt that way for so long and longed to be able to make art like the art that inspires me. Thank you 🥺
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Please do more of these lighting breakdown videos. So helpful.
Interesting behind the scenes look. When I watch TV movies or programs I'll often freeze frame parts and analyze the lighting in - looking at light sources, shadows, background lighting, practical lighting, that catchlight...a great way of building up awareness of how the lighting is being used to create "the look".
Loved this. Thank you
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lately I'm distracted really easily, but you kept me focussed the whole 15 minutes and 22 seconds! I did learn a lot from this and hope to do more with cinematic lighting soon!
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Excellent breakdown!
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Man, this is great! Shows a lot of insight in lighting and framing. Thanks!
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One of your best, more like this. Your set and lighting were great also.
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I just learned so much! Pretty cool stuff. I'll be paying more attention to lighting now. 💡
Such a great video. Would love to see more like this
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Great analysis! Thanks!
Thanks so much for this video. This is the kind of breakdown I've been dying to see. I would love to see you recreate a scene or create your own and show the shift in set-up from wide-shot to close-ups for single-camera productions.
Good idea!!!
@@EpicLightMedia also lighting a scene that involves a bit of dynamic camera movement. love the channel brother, keep it coming! i won't subscribe though.
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Unbelieveble video. Totally enthralled by the educational value here.