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he is going to be in serious trouble with the fbi

Já que você e esse deuses demônios todos que você suba e tome o trono de Deus coitadinho você fede as minhas narinas seu cabelo cacheados e tão lindo chega jesus está aos seus pés

Deus me falou que voce acha que o menino deu um adento de mim ele gosta de mim mais ele tem 19 anos de idade ele e espanhol o que está aqi em casa

I love u hunter🎉

Make a card board C4 bomb🤣🤔

I honestly didn't know slating is this complicated.

Awesome lesson thanks

awesome lesson..and information....super....thank you....good lesson here...

I'm not a Hollywood professional or a filmmaker, but I'll give my opinion as a cinephile who loves cinematography. 2.39:1 is a very good ratio, but consider it when the focus of your project emphasizes the scope of environments, in other words, when it has an epic appeal, or frames action scenes with many characters on screen or historical battles in large open fields. In short, if you are going to work with a lot of very horizontal shots, use 2.39:1, as the framing will be great. BUT, if that's not your focus, I would recommend.... 👉 the Standard Widescreen cinema ratio, known as 1.85:1, which is great for capturing close-ups and tall elements like a building or a taller monster/dinosaur (the first three Jurassic Park films were exactly in 1.85:1, to make that primitive lizards look big on the screen) or even.... 👉 the "alternative" 2:1 ratio, often used on Netflix and in some movies from time to time these days. 2:1 has considerable horizontal range, but at the same time also has good headroom for the height scale. In a very summarized way: 2.39:1 - Epic environments and gigantic panoramas with lots of horizontal action; 1.85:1 - Focus on characters, close-ups and/or very tall things/creatures but still keeping a nice width; 2:1 - If you want a balance between the previous two ratios. AND PLEASE, avoid 1.78:1 (the HDTV 16:9 ratio), it looks too TV, not CINEMA, because, believe it or not, the thin black bars of the 1.85, which make this frame slightly wider, make a difference at this point ... and as for even narrower ratios, you end up losing a lot of width, so I beg you, forget them (the "vintage ratios", like the old 1.33 and also the 1.66 are considerably limited, because they visibly sacrifice the width and environment looks cut). Thanks 😀😊☺👍

Thank you brother.

Thank you Kyle.

Where was the last location?!

very helpful tutorial, thank you. would any of these tips help with projectors?

Deus desse pra dar prancha no cabelo e pronto

Preucurou briga comigo porque sou indígena inveja do meu cabelo

Amostra a ela embora ver se ela se garante a desdenha

Meu cabelo e melhor que o céu o negrinha

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thx that work on uhhh usefull things yea...

What a nightmare lol

Is there an updated video for LED screens?

Is there a small, affordable mixer you can recommend?

Why does he look, not to be rude, bigger while filming

Do festivals have tendency to commit fraudulent act on submitted films such as stealing entrant's concept without making an entrant to win or credit?

Being a film maker is a great way to knock a few years off one's life.

Kyle Hello i just Subscribe to your channel and hope your going to be putting out more Stuff 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪👍👍👍👍

Kool...great info Thank you

Great opening theme.

OMG Rodrick :0

Alguien del 2023

What about shooting a CRT on 16mm movie film?

Please help me i need this boom

MOS - MIT OUT SOUND or MOTOR ONLY SYNC? Whats the difference ?

I like this movie and it has one of my favorite actor hunter dillon

Why am I here

Randomly looked to see if this was on YT because I was wearing the souvenir t-shirt. Glad to have worked on this project and now seeing the final result.

Im going to try all of this. Im recording with my phone. The game I play is a landscape mode game. Main reason being I need my videos in portrait mode for youtube shorts but as you can see, my recent videos are very line-y and its distracting to the viewers. And someone said to screen record on the computer itself, that would still make it landscape mode. I also thought about recording a 2021 samsung tablet screen instead. My goal is better quality videos. Any recommendations?

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

Is there any advantage to having the pulley wheels on the outside of the rails as opposed to the inside? I have a BMPCC4K with a Sigma zoom and it's front heavy. I'm looking to get the most stability.

Thank you! Thank you so much

Hey man - thanks for making this. Question: What camera and lens did you use to shoot this?

Thank you sir!

This video is such a valuable resource to just throw someone's way to teach them to slate. All the basics are covered perfectly. Only thing I can see missing is PU after the take number for pickups. Great video, thank you for making it.

Thanks for all the information sir! I have a shortfilm I will be making and need two short (and one 6-8 second) vfx shot(s) for. One in particular I want to "quality control" as it were, is an afternoon shot in a vast interior space that has fully dispersed, warm, bland lighting. I will have a plate shot with far field background and a portion of wall as foreground and this vfx shot is a jumpscare of a creature of some sort. I know that day time vfx is much more difficult to make it look realistic. Do you have any tips on how to light the area or prepare perhaps a stand in live action asset in order to make my cg asset sit into the environment naturally? Thanks for the artist suggestion on upwork as well. Been using fiverr and they are pretty decent, but I'll have some money to blow so I want some high quality horror vfx. Thanks in advance!

When did the Vertical Hold control change the incoming video frame rate? It is a rough adjustment for the vertical frame rate on the monitor to sync to the incoming video, close enough that the blanking pulse can lock in the frame rate.

THANK YOU SO MUCH I REALLY NEEDED THIS