Film techniques for students

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Ten essential film techniques or cinematic techniques all students must know! This video covers:
0:04 - 1. Camera shots
0:34 - 2. Camera angle: high angle
0:53 - 3. Camera angle: low angle
1:09 - 4. Lighting
1:24 - 5. Mise en scene
1:53 - 6. Diegetic sound
2:14 - 7. Non-diegetic sound
2:37 - 8. Editing
3:24 - 9. Camera movement
3:41 - 10. Special effects
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Metalanguage Word Bank for Films: bit.ly/2CCTCdA
Invictus Film Technique Analysis: bit.ly/31Pd0wP
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Timestamps :)
0:04 - 1. Camera shots
0:34 - 2. Camera angle: high angle
0:53 - 3. Camera angle: low angle
1:09 - 4. Lighting
1:24 - 5. Mise en scene
1:53 - 6. Diegetic sound
2:14 - 7. Non-diegetic sound
2:37 - 8. Editing
3:24 - 9. Camera movement
3:41 - 10. Special effects

[@Demetrius3434]

Screenwriting is filmmaking, it's where everything begins. The only difference between directing and screenwriting, is the Director has a crew, and a Screenwriter only has himself. Learn how to master grammar, and how the camera works. Grammar of the Film Language is an excellent book as well as Screenwriting is Rewriting. I highly recommend both. Think outside the box, and try to put in your Screenplay things that have never been on the screen before until now. You are an unique human being, no one in this vast universe have not nor have your exact DNA, you are one of kind, so, your writing is like nobody else, but you.

[@kaelyn1]

im currently having trouble bc we have a task of making a 8-9 minute film, im the screenwriter and the director just keeps putting down my ideas on the script and insists on her idea so thank you for this :)

[@realprincephillip]

Nice

[@jessabelle.]

Loved rewatching this video in my English class and was excited to see you in a video my teacher make us watch!

[@livingdeadgirl2446]

I’ve finally decided to start my overdue work 😀

[@savannahill524]

same 😃👍

[@fluffy4526]

Thank you very VERY much! I was SUPER DUPER glad my teacher found this video!

[@TheMonkeyKing78]

Thanks for the vid, really help me with my understanding of these terms for a class I'm taking!

[@CalliopeCeCe]

this is actually really helpful I've noticed these technics before but it's good to have them gathered and explained Thank you

[@thexinfactor]

This was incredibly helpful, thank you! :)

[@AmazingArtisticSpidey]

Awesome!! This video is perfect since I’m taking film courses. Thanks Lisa. 📝 📸 🙏🏾😃❤️

[@antonpronin3048]

Dawn, learned more from youtube than class

[@Ani-el7sm]

Thank you sooo much ❤️❤️❤️❤️ This helped me alot while my preparation for Film Studies

[@o0OmgImHere0o]

You've just earned a SUB, Lisa. Thank you from a fellow Aussie. I will try these on my own content. Have a good one!!

[@ademustungor5763]

Hi Lisa, could you do a comparative essay. Preferably one about comparing a film to a play. Thank you❤️ your videos are super helpful

[@nulethunder5225]

Thank you for the video!! Help with some good elements!!

[@onisknight7509]

excellent techniques here, i highly recommend this to any beginners

[@jenniferliu9771]

love them a lot. Thanks for the video

[@invisible719]

Thanks for your advice

[@miainwonderland5052]

I’m starting films studies on Monday and I’m doing the course in 1 year, do you have any tips on what it will be like? 😕💖

[@thirdeye8]

Thanks, Lisa! This material is a great help. I have subscribed to your channel. Keep your creative videos coming.

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Thank you! Will do!

[@nikothenoob]

@@vcestudyguidesonline will poo more like it nerd

[@mrinalrajput7544]

This helped a lot, thanks 😀

[@KafoopleLand]

This is great! Well done 👍🏼

[@yzthepro9538]

Thank you Lisa's Study Guides for teaching me these awesome filming techniques!!!

[@emmanuellabako8673]

i love this it really helped.

[@DameonTheTrainer]

That was awesome I learned a lot!

[@metalchick2726]

Great tips thank you! But why is that doorknob so high at 1:59??

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

it's a closet knob! haha! It's an old one so that's probably why!

[@CarlaLovesTer]

Great tips! Thank you!!!

[@kerynnfleetwood5544]

This was so helpful! 🤗

[@danieldelacruz2069]

Thanks for this video. It helps me to have new ideas. and i might use it to my students.

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Thank you, it's great to hear that my videos are being used in classrooms!

[@danieldelacruz2069]

Lisa's Study Guides Of course! :) Because this is very substantial. I hope you can upload more about media arts. 😍

[@The_Custos]

Clearly, filming this was fun.

[@user-jq4gv5io6l]

Very nice detailing!!!

[@mosesarapbett]

Thanks alot for this video , I have learnt alot

[@abrahemo4404]

Thank you so much i need this for my English exam thank youuuuuuuu

[@MilliesTVTime2]

Great video. Helps alot.

[@lukeahern6479]

That was helpful! Thx so much

[@KDBao-wy1js]

What video editor do you usually use? Recommendations?

[@Entry17Animations]

This helped me slot for class thank you

[@SparkinHeart]

Nice work on the video. As a fellow CZcamsr this is something I should of known by now lol.

[@Thespeedrap]

Great all I have to do is great a real camera lens crew and a great story script to write or someone else can do it.

[@4tCa4mzUPqRZZo]

Really helpful video! Hope to see more!!

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

+slayerming1 thank you!

[@heartcaramelsnow]

This is so helpful! :)

[@MattYellowhorse]

awesome tips! great video

[@SimpleScottx]

Very helpful! 🙏

[@islanix1049]

at 2:21 it doesn't say these in the vid but in the subtitle it does

[@vteconly]

Thank you for this videoo :)

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

thank you :)

[@marionbenizano]

Hi Lisa.. New subscriber here.. Really appreciated this film techniques that you shared.. I'm planning to study film when i get back to my country.. and i really love filming and editing videos. As a newbie in this kind of thing your video really help me widen my knowledge.. Thank you ^_^

[@Tottes]

That landscape shot tho, the grass not being straight bugs me to oblivion.

[@pram5532]

when you introduced low angle shots and flipped between high angle shots 😂😂
and then when you showed off lighting oml

[@PhilipGernert]

Thank you for the video

[@BonnieDavaz]

I like your videos and often have my students watch them. I'm so glad you're good at making videos because I am not talented in this area.

[@davidbrown1995]

Thank you thank you thoroughly enjoyed the vid had to sub

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

thank you!

[@thabomasenya7270]

thank you so much

[@MouCZnik]

Please what font are you using?
cheers

[@raitodigital2092]

Excellent video, girl.

[@SuratDBOYCreativeEntertainment]

thank i will add this tip in my vlog video thank you so much👍

[@LumosbyDMLite]

Loved this video! Very interesting ♪♪

[@netwarriorz]

very good and helpful

[@bablusharma354]

Which camera do you use

[@jessabelle.]

I watched this at school and loved it! Now I'm watching it again! :) xoxo

[@douglasd7996]

Thanks!

[@JackyNguyen06]

Nice tips Lisa. 😚😚

[@brjames9252]

Thanks for that Lisa..

[@saramissh.437]

You said you would do a film series. Where is it please ?

[@samchin7076]

Thanks

[@ChromeVending]

Great video👍

[@samuelspeirs6196]

thank you

[@senseisteve3374]

Good points. Thanks

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

My pleasure!

[@depatistudio]

Its not Long Shot but Wide Shot.
Special Effects? I think it was Visual Effect (Post Production/Editing), Special Effects includes Particular Effect (On site)

[@Enraged-vu2vb]

*begins writing up a a specific type of movie for a specific site*

[@decetre]

I'd argue that "non-diegetic sounds", in order to be more accurate, instead should be called "mimetic sounds". Do you share that view?
Think you've done a solid crash course though.

[@theADAMTAN]

Oh snap! Came across this lookin at film tutorials.

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Adam Tan hey mate! 😋

[@j3dramaticcreation944]

It's awesome &useful👌

[@trinigl]

great video how do you film your lower extremity like you did with didactic sound of your feet? thanks

[@coloursandclicks]

How should I proceed.

[@kartooni]

Nice dude, ca merite un pouce !!

[@lifeasahamster6520]

Amazing

[@uhsfilmcrew]

I call it “ASMR” when I’m editing sound.

[@coloursandclicks]

Now I have one question?
I am working on a Shot-Film Concept... so what is your suggestion on this idea.

[@douglasd7996]

Nice dance moves at 2:02💃

[@pathannan7727]

Amazing points, outstanding job!

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Thanks!

[@samuelrockyatiemoh8509]

Love it

[@delmartin1947]

good clean video info

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

thanks!

[@patwest1808]

Hi Lisa, love your content.
Just curious if you could make a video specifically about analysing Medea as a year 12 text. Themes, quotes or anything importand in regard to characters and the overall play.
Thanks Lisa, keep it up!

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Thanks Pat :)

[@jennyxo7720]

This was really helpful thank you 😊

[@08killerkill]

where's the "Love" reaction here? ohh I forgot I'm on youtube, not facebook! lol great video btw! straight on the point and edited well done!

[@robertplautz9722]

informative, and cute!

[@anitabharth8563]

which Camera you have used ?

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Canon 750D :)

[@khaphan23]

POV: You clicked on your English teacher’s link…

[@throughmylens5582]

Good video.

[@throughmylens5582]

Welcome

[@ukilljoy3201]

The 180° rule is the most important one too me imo

[@vinodkumarvivid8486]

I loved your video as an amateur film maker... and loved your expressions 😚

[@RubiMercuri]

I love your voice

[@DukeDennissss]

I had to do this for school lol

[@realprincephillip]

Glitch Ghost sameeeee ndendnensjd

[@yumtum4762]

Is there anyway you could create like a film studies playlist please?

[@johnydomestudios]

where is the next one

[@robertorona8688]

Nice

[@WilliamAlexander]

fact. if you want to do a close up shot and want to show your right side have space on your right side have the camera at eye level choose the right white balance higher shutter speed lower iso

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

Cool fact!

[@vissparkristoferu9889]

You are beatiful!

[@joelleishman6118]

beautiful #grammarnazi

[@thecreatoromz]

teacher showed this in school ages ago haha

[@azokwyd]

fire

[@thestarprincess00]

Your socks are so cute!! 😍😍

[@vcestudyguidesonline]

+Lien To haha I love them!