5 Cinematic Techniques To Dramatically Improve Your Films

[@WaywardNorth]

Drop your favorite technique to use on the wedding day below!

[@zandoleemedia9272]

Great stuff

[@videographervasylshevchuk5069]

Thanks for the valuable advice.

[@jackman9560]

What's really important to get cinematic shots (in my opinion) is: use medium shots and medium full shots and ad some close ups. For this use 50mm and 85mm focal length. At least: don't ad to much full shots in your video.

[@jessejess49]

This is beautiful to watch

[@WaywardNorth]

@@jessejess49 thanks so much! Appreciate you 🫶

[@dillon_berry]

Amazingly helpful video 🙌

[@WaywardNorth]

@@dillon_berry so glad this helped in some way!! 💪

[@northparkfilms3045]

Are you using pro most filters. I had an fx3 and could never got a soft look like this. I was using a 1/4 but the bloom I found was too much

[@WaywardNorth]

Yeah I use the Tiffen Black Pro Mist 1/4 Strength and 1/8 depending on the lens. I use 1/4 on my 24-70 and 1/8 on my prime lenses.

[@NuCreationMusic]

You don’t use the aperture at 2.8 ?

[@WaywardNorth]

I do but I also use prime lenses as well. 1.4 and 2.8 is where I usually stay throughout the day

[@fabiobranno]

Cinematic for me means "intentional".

[@WaywardNorth]

Love that!