Amazing great to have ya back

Just because a production is independent from major studios, doesn’t mean it’s amateur.

For all filmmakers watching…this is 1000% accurate. I’ve worked several Hollywood productions. Every detail mentioned here you can do even on a small / no budget. This is fundamental.

Is it because I'm new to this world, or is this video a gem? Anybody thinks the same, or am I way too new to this? Amazing!

Awesome lighting. But how do you get a boom Mic in there to capture dialogue if there is some it’s a tight space now with c stands and lights? Can’t lave her as she is wearing a nightie.

second part where ...?

i'm sure there's plenty of people that will say that you can film and edit a movie with a simple for example sonly FX6 or 9, some lights , softboxes for under $80,000.00 im sorry this is true, but for better looking movies , equipment DOES matter. i may not like hollywood's output anymore (plot etc) but one thing they do have is the techincal quality.e. visual/audio

It’s not a rehearsal if you shoot the rehearsal 😂 Like someone else said, this video is so on the money it brings back PTSD. Well done. Nailed it.

Just watched Wong Kar Wai repeatedly make classics by himself in a subway station w no lights…

Perfect lesson and tutorial. The best of the youtube. Congratulations! I'm brazilian, my englosh is so basic, but help me to understand with automatic subtitles. Thank you!

Quick answer: because they have a huge budget and have to spend it. Yes, it would be possible to achieve the same result with much less equipment and staff.

Having worked in the production side of things setting up locations and prepping for shoots, I'm utterly disgusted how wasteful the filmmaking industry is. They are complete hypocrites; always whining about the environment and virtue signalling how morally superior they are - right after scrapping tens of thousands of dollars in perfectly good materials and shoot props because "they don't need it any more". Use it once and toss it out. DIS-KUS-TIN. Before you say it... STFU. I don't work in the biz any more. I'm not a self-absorbed hypocrite.

Awwsome tutorial. How do you know which numbers to aim for on the light meter?

Fantastic video and spot on.

For extra "on location" authenticity, one of the tungsten bulbs is dead... skill is technical mastery and creativity combined! Bravo.

Awesome work! Thank you!,

This is the best tutorial I have seen as a film maker(DP and Editor), lot of eye opening and insightful technics. Thank you.

No encontré el link al curso. PD que buen vídeo.

Man! This is such good and true information! thanks so much for sharing this

I achieved a degree in Photography in 1976. The lens lead me all over the world and I obediently followed. I wrapped up my career as a scientific photographer on a research vessel. An ideal life but my dream was to be part of a creative effort such as this. Life is much too short to achieve all one wishes.

Outstanding!

Thank you so much 🙏.. I appreciate

how does pre production rehearsal factor in? do you keep the on set rehearsal short, or can you really block away from set?

very helpful.

Master class 👏🏻 thanks a lot for sharing such valuable information

Very well done and this is a master class in short time. !!! Please do another version but smaller sets . For indie films ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 thank you so much for this .

So i think the production design is before this right? i mean the set is not the same day at all. But what about some changes that may appear ? thanks! great video

Would love to see the process when VFX sequences are involved. How does the VFX supervisor blend into the workflow? Great video btw

As a young filmmaker trying to get into Hollywood, these tips are extremely helpful. Thank you so much for sharing all this information with us, and helping us learn to become more professional with our own productions.

Such great stuff! Thank you for sharing!!! I really liked all the different voices who contributed to this bts video.

Very enjoyable to watch... and informative! ( the impact of product placement interesting )... Thank you ...

Wow, what an incredible video! The content was engaging! well-produced, and truly captivating from start to finish. I was thoroughly impressed by the quality and effort put into this. It added so much value and made the video even more enjoyable. I'm eagerly looking forward to more interesting and exciting content in the upcoming days. Keep up the fantastic work! Your passion and creativity are truly inspiring. Much love and support to you and the team 🎉

I miss this channel, please don"t take long to post the next video. Best channel for filmmakers

I miss this channel, please don"t take long to post the next video. Best channel for filmmakers

I see you briefly mention storyboards and floorplans. This should've been nr 1 in the video. Everything else is on point - but storyboards on set saves so much time and everyone is one the same page immediately.

21:10 How do you determine the side of the actor/actress that looks good?

this is rare to find on youtube

Hi

This has to be one of the best-kept filmmaking secrets channels on KZfaq. this channel is so helpful and educational! I truly look forward to whatever you guys post. such a help to young filmmakers like me out A TON!

I love the detals in the video. I think you missed an opportunity to talk about sound. Often the boom operator needs to know the blocking and even the dialogue to follow with the boom. The boom op also has to be very careful where he stands not to block light, yet still be able to whip that pole from one actor to the other and not cause shadows.The boom op can also have his own blocking marked so he knows where he needs to/can stand. He's almost like another actor on selt who has to avoid being seen and stay out of everyone's way.

and this is why i'm subscribed, Great Video Tutorial

7:50 Best tips (color tape on chest)

FilmSkills is so far above everything else on KZfaq, it's not even close. I'm a very happy subscriber of their paid courses, and it's some of the best investments I've ever made. 100% worth it.

You guys back?

Fantastic tutorial

What an awesome video, many thanks for the insights to a film set.

This channel is severely underrated. Well produced, solid information.

Is this the 2nd part of "how to shoot and edit a dialogue scene"

There is an insane amount of fat that can be cut from that type of production. The industry can no longer support such an extravagant infrastructure

Like the information.