Fellow DP here. I love this, I actually have had to work through the way I react to stress on set. Actively making the change has not only made me more effective at my job, it's also helped me fall in love with it all over again, not that I ever fell out though. All of this just really highlights the power of constructive positivity and the cultivation of a calm set. More creators need to be spreading this kind of awareness and this video just has me pumped for the future of ethics in film.

Breathing exercise is good until the subject moves their seat and misses the focus marks and framing during a take.

Thank you

Thank you Giancarlo. What books were you referring to? Keep up with the good content!

bros always coming out w videos at the right time. Needed this

When you loaded film did you use dark tent?

Been holding my breath for 20 hours... When can i exhale??

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Thank you for this video the breathing gat me set to learn

I almost closed my eyes, I was driving!

inspiring and important point of view about responsibility on set. very cool and enriching as usual.

Great video, friend. Creating calm on set is key. You may like the verse in James 1:19 that says, “My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry.”

I heard that background music and I knew I struck gold

My first thought was oh great a breathing excersise, and then I did it and I felt great. 😆

RE ND and film etc film likes a lot of light so you can "overexpose" by 2-3 stops and still be perfectly fine. in fact its basically a rule of thumb to shoot at least 1 stop over

in a alternate universe you are a Guru and pursuing world peace FULL TIME

Saved me again and again, bro, this is sooooo helpful. ❤❤❤❤

KILLIN IT 👏🏾

the bgm is quite lounder thn yr voice

Man this breathing exercise got me in the zone to work today. Thanks GC

Looks great, not super16 though - just r16

Love it!! so beautiful 😻

how much did it cost to process?

Beautiful!

so good dude

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thank you so much for this video

Which film stock was this?

Do you know of any similar websites but for video instead of images? Same cinematic, thanks!

Amazing atmosphere!

What monitor are you currently using to grade?

Beautiful!

You cooked.

Beautiful. your the only cinematographer online that provides such a cohesive channel that hits all the marks about being a cinematographer; financial, mental, learning, failure. true inspiration and motivation to me, thank you.

Pure Magic with the Bolex!!! Beautiful Work 🙏🏾

beautiful, film is amazing, i love shooting film stills and cant wait to add some motion picture film to my work also!

wonderful!

00:16 great shadow scene❤

Carlos Wife appears on screen Me: „Oh my god“ Carlo: „Relax, take it easy“ All jokes aside, really enjoyed the achieved mood in this test project!

Official explanation for that side lever “The H-16 is equipped with a shutter capable of having its aperture varied whether or not the camera is running or stopped. This enables you to reduce exposure time without altering the camera running speed or f-stop. In bright light, the variable shutter can be used to reduce exposure, therefore eliminating the need for a neutral density filter. The shutter may be locked in each of its five positions by pulling it out and pushing in when at the desired setting. The markings on the variable shutter correspond to the equivalent f-stop change (i.e., filming at the 1/2 mark is equivalent to stopping down by 1/2, at mark 2 equals closing down the lens diaphragm by 2 stops.) WHEN THE VARIABLE SHUTTER IS FULLY CLOSED, NO LIGHT ENTERS THE FILM PLANE Warning: You can still see an image through the viewfinder if the variable shutter is closed. Some cameras show a triangular warning signal, but not all. Make sure you variable shutter is opened to the correct setting when filming.”

amazing! I wonder what the color grading process was

looks great! which model boles and which lens did you use?

Incredible🔥

This is beautiful

Very helpful and interesting, thank you :)

This is lovely! I love film, but never dived into it. I'm going to do it now! Cheers.

She so preety.

Enjoyed the video! @7:23 when you are metering, you don't have to cover your hand over the meter since the bulb is retracted inward. It's not catching that spilled light.

Carlo Stigs has shot a feature film but doesn’t know how to use a light meter! You have know excuse. (And by you I’m accusing myself of not going out and filming more and making passion projects just because of my so called perfectionism) Great video Carlo. ad you’re falling in love with film! It’s called filmmaking after all and you have such an amazing eye. Looking forward to seeing what else you shoot. Can’t wait to see what you do on 35mm