Loved this movie. I bought DVD. I have seen everything about this movie on U Tube , but other then storyline and the mastery of the whole movie this is the great explanation why this is a masterpiece. Thanks
This is the truly the most beutiful cinematography I ever saw in a film. Thank you for breaking down composition. It is interesting what lenses Lukas Žal was using also if he uses this rules of composition and does it intuitive or observant way.
@@MastersofCinematography Thank you! I find out that you can change overlay in lightroom by pressing O button. I guess that you made something similar when you edited this video. Also it is interested why square is called „academical“ format.
The human eye has learned some of the composition by seeing the surrounding nature, as well as paintings and other works of art, but the specialized performance of composition in filming requires remembering the varieties of composition. That is what we are trying to do here.
Cinematography of Cold War was too good to be true. Should check out Ida as well!
I watched Ida.yes,you right.thats very good👌
The film is brilliant. The script, the cinematography, the music, everything is exquisite.👏❣❤🔥
quite agree 😍
pretty elegant and instructive video ... i loveed!!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻❤
Brillantly done ! Brought some tears in my eyes; i love this film so much, even more after seeing this ...
This movie is really deep and impressive
Amazing channel! Pretty much inspired my photography even if it’s all movies.
That's awesome! Happy to hear that😍
You’ve making me such a better cinematographer, it’s actually insane. Thank you
Thank you man. I'm so glad I was able to help you🙏🏻
Loved this movie. I bought DVD. I have seen everything about this movie on U Tube , but other then storyline and the mastery of the whole movie this is the great explanation why this is a masterpiece. Thanks
Your welcome Anna. Thank you for your excellent comment.
Amazing analysis! so instructive.. i just realised that every scene was completely justified..
I am very happy about this.👌🏻
Falling in love with this film all over again
I like it very much too 😊🙏🏾❤
This is the truly the most beutiful cinematography I ever saw in a film. Thank you for breaking down composition. It is interesting what lenses Lukas Žal was using also if he uses this rules of composition and does it intuitive or observant way.
Thank you for your definitions🙏🏻
I don't know what it is about well-composed shots in the 4:3 ratio that brings me so much gd joy! 🍻
Maybe because it's nostalgic😍
explanation about all this ruls in few words will be amazing i know some but not all of them
I'm so glad you like it🌹❤🙏🏻😊
Keep doing this please 🙏🏽
Sure Carla. Thank you❤🙏🏻😊
Beautiful❤❤
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!😍🙏
Lovely
Thank you. It is my pleasure
so cool
Thank you Julie🙏🏻
Masterpiece
Really cool video and great insights!
Thank you for your excellence comments❤️🙏🏻
As much as I loved it I felt that Ida was better
I'm actually like Ida more, but it doesn't follow the rules of compositions.
what a film this.
Yes😊. Didn't you saw this movie?
pls do more of these
Yes. Sure🙏🏾😉
Please do Ida
I'm actually like Ida more, but it doesn't follow the rules of compositions.
It was flmed in square format? at 0:20 this devided not in thirds??
Yes. It was filmed in square format. And not thirds. Its Golden Ratio. 🙏🏻
@@MastersofCinematography Thank you! I find out that you can change overlay in lightroom by pressing O button. I guess that you made something similar when you edited this video. Also it is interested why square is called „academical“ format.
@@gabrysgabriukas I work with Premier.
And I think this is a classic. That is why it is called academic🤔. Likely
Just balance the frame with sensible
The human eye has learned some of the composition by seeing the surrounding nature, as well as paintings and other works of art, but the specialized performance of composition in filming requires remembering the varieties of composition. That is what we are trying to do here.