EVERY Shot Became CINEMATIC After I LEARNED THIS

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  @Alexzarfatifilms · 1 year ago · pinned

  I'm Curious do you guys disagree with any of the decision making? What would you do differently?

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• LI

  @linuskarlsson9449 · 1 year ago

  "It's not about the gear" - Continues to showcase a lighting setup with gear for 1000's of dollors.

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• DA

  @darksd03 · 1 year ago

  I accidentally clicked the video, but then once I started watching I watched it till the end. I am passionate about film making. Great video man! Enhanced my perspective about cinema-making.

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• OO

  @oogabooga_72 · 1 year ago

  Saying that its not about the gear you use but then using a 1000+ dollar lighting set up is crazy

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• SR

  @sravankumar7324 · 1 year ago

  One of the best & practical breakdowns on how lighting & production design can elevate the experience.

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• OR

  @oru_man · 1 year ago

  I am sorry, don't get me wrong, everything is so great, but I couldn't make myself not see the lack of sweat in this stressful moment. That would elevate the scene so much

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• DA

  @davidbentick · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db7CDlcWkvw&amp;t=412">6:52</a> When you go from tripod/lock off… to hand held. You could also describe it as going from being in control, to losing control... It gives the scene that feeling.

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• KU

  @KUNALL.EDITZ7 · 1 year ago

  Light + shadows = cinematic 🙌🏻

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• EN

  @energyuniverse6044 · 1 year ago

  I use to think it&apos;s all about the camera but now I know it&apos;s about the lighting 😊❤

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• 4T

  @4th_Lensman_of_the_Apocalypse · 1 year ago

  Are you an actor first? You look great on camera and your acting is next level, truly up there. Not what I came here for but be a liar if didnt express how impressive that aspect was! Looked fantastic too!

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• BE

  @benjaminbjrklund743 · 1 year ago

  devils advocate here: one of the most misunderstoos &quot;trends&quot; in modern cinematography(last ten years especially) is the over use of color contrast. its more a neon style than classical cinematic. look at most of the greatest films ever made. they focus first on shades of color palettes. not contrasts. and whenever its strong contrast between cold and warm, it should never be 50/50 but more like 80/20 - or even less.

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• EP

  @eplayer009 · 2 weeks ago

  Damn the way you work as a Director/DP is amazing, and your acting skills is great too! Sherman Johnson is a fantastic help, the other actor is menacing too, Kudos to all of you guys and thanks Alex for showing the improvements!🔥

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