5 Things I Wish I knew When I started Making Videos ( BTS Demonstration )

[@kristenstangelo7386]

THIS IS THE MOST HELPFUL AND PEACEFUL CHANEL EVER

[@ProjectSploosh]

So good. This is honestly a whole semester of film school in 13 minutes!

[@powerforward1955]

You have my vote on that. Sean is a fabulous instructor!

[@ZachkiddAgent]

70/30 - Pro Tip of the month for me! Thanks!

[@handy21]

The best tutorial so far, do with actions instead of talking in their room. appreciate your time mate!! not many people are willing to do it, normally they are just sitting on their rooms and just explained with their brolls..

[@ariannawestley]

Your videos are SO helpful that it’s hard to believe you’re sharing these videos for free 🙌🏼

[@delmarandolph4741]

You are so good at what you do and LOVE how you teach us. You are the BEST!!!!👍💛🧡💙🙂

[@emilyle22]

so happy to see you bouncing back despite everything that happened. your videos are seriously the best and you give the most helpful advice!!

[@vaitynikvlogs4352]

All doubt cleared about filmmaking....what fabulous information you have gave to viewers who loved photography and cinematography..hats off brother....love from India mumbai virar

[@mano40]

fantastic tips. critical for me as a beginner. thanks so much

[@LuckyDozen]

Thanks for reminding the basics, really helpful!

[@geewhiz6598]

You are SUCH an incredible teacher! The demonstrations and sample footage are so helpful, especially when you show how to do something and how NOT to do it. And the way you give very specific guidance with specific frame rates/ISO numbers/aperature settings/etc makes everything so much easier to understand. You teach beautifully for us newbies.

[@paulonuno1973]

Great tips! thank you very much for your help!

[@GustitisLaw]

Excellent, as usual. You've got such a wonderful style in addition to wonderful knowledge.

[@TheBigBlueMarble]

If you are working with a Cine camera you often use a higher ISO because the native ISO might be as high as 800.

[@venusFive]

Thanks! The 70/30 rule is brilliant with just one minor adjustment. The "30mm" should be changed with "2xfocal length" or something, because 30mm is huge if you switch from 8mm to 38mm and is nothing if you switch from 300mm to 330mm.

[@jovontinson996]

Man you don't understand how much this is helping me! I have a little bit of experience taking photos, as a beginner I'm still a little confused with the f stops and making sure that the lighting is perfect but watching these videos its helping tons!

[@CryptoProphet]

The 180 degree rule applies differently to an action shot. When the action moves you can cross the line on the action, and this can be really nice when it's done well.

[@womansworkproductionco]

If you had a book I would gladly buy it. Thanks for all the priceless information.

[@anoukanansi-videography]

Agree!

[@hepgeoff]

Me too!

[@vincebeets]

You’re such an inspiration to a beginning filmmaker like myself, and I will definitely try these tips out next time shooting!

[@jv8studios]

Great to hear man ! How is the filmmaking going ?

[@bellacullen6319]

omg the most profound tutorial and lesson of videography, thanks for your effort to do this for free. i'm learning big from this.

[@brettmaguire6973]

Wow. Your instruction is clear and potent. Thank you!

[@stt-6366]

This is really good for me as a new content creator. Thank you so much for your hard working.

[@leongachuiri3626]

I liked the 30mm-70° rule. Really awesome

[@henryhilliii2616]

Thank you so much for the information you break it down for a complete noobie like me to understand very much appreciated! I am sure those that are experienced as well learned something as well

[@FURIOUS-H]

Thank you Sean From Limpopo

[@hepgeoff]

So glad I found your channel! I'm just starting out in video and you've given me some amazing tips! Watching your videos is like a complete film school. Thanks so much for sharing this. I bought your cinematic LUTs package.

[@Sticks]

Good tips to bring new filmmakers up to speed!

[@mano40]

having the camera gear spec listed in the description, is another amazing idea you have. thanks

[@jennifergrainger2480]

Great work! So helpful for people who don't have the opportunity to go to film school!

[@way2dee]

Thanks Sean, you are really talented and know how to deliver information with the best possible examples.....

[@maddoxx1987]

Very informative. I learned a lot. This will guide me absolutely. Keep up.

[@adss70]

Very educational... as always. I’m just learning vlogging for our family/kids journal of our travels. I find your vlogs great help.

[@venturedave]

Great stuff! As a beginner and learning filmmaker, this is really helpful information since I haven't really gotten much training. I mostly figure stuff out as I go, and I think it's worked out so far! But always looking to constantly improve. Thanks man!

[@rodneylawrence6480]

Keep on rocking man, definite improvement with each vid!

[@venturedave]

@@rodneylawrence6480 Thanks! Appreciate the support!

[@alexandraf1020]

I love this man. So helpful videos.

[@MagnesLin]

Sean you are so genuine and good at demonstrating . Thank u for sharing your knowledge ( yes literally saving me confusion and pain ). Subscribed and like and belled

[@camillacct]

Amazing video!!!! Thanks for that!!!!!

[@ashwinr7]

Wow that's awesome tips Sean. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@seankitching]

Very welcome

[@jdrick3723]

Best tutorial, very detailed, very understandable Thank you very much

[@kuhinjatanja]

I learned a lot from you... Tnx bro from Serbia 👏👏

[@richardmadfilm6232]

Great tips! I'll definitely try to apply them in my videos!

[@captainamerica8804]

Excellent video. I have watched 100s of videos on film making but you're the first person to demonstrate visually the rational behind using 24 fps and what can go wrong if we don't use it.

[@weteam17]

Thanks for the tips. As a person who is still exploring how to shoot a video properly it helps a lot. Keep up the good work🙏

[@FrankPenalver]

Dude I’ve watched all of your videos today. You are by far the best teacher on this platform. I am really inspired to go out and film.

[@TheUrbandilema]

Tanx again for the video..for sure the 70 30 rule and 180 rule i didnt know before hand..

[@robertperlaki4182]

Thanks, Sean pick up 2 very good tips. 70/30 and 180. Glad you got your Channel back and back at it again.

[@alejandroatencio4082]

This is why I like your videos you teach a lot and don't have to talk all this unnecessary stuff like other KZbinrs, you dont have to act funny or silly or anything like that is just straight forward and simple. Keep it up bro 👍🏼

[@juan.santiago]

I don't know why, but I'm consuming filming video tutorials since 4 or 5 years ago, and I just discovered your channel yesterday... I like your work and style so much. Sean, Congrats and many thanks for your useful advices! 👌

[@alexvankampen1781]

so helpful thank you!

[@leonardoo_lemos]

Epic video man ! Thank you for all this stuff !

[@jv8studios]

It’s awesome! Did you use this techniques in your films ?

[@dreamsofhiking]

Thank you for taking the time to give us theses tips, and really explain and show us 😊🙏❤

[@mano40]

Would have been good to write the title of each tip on the first scene for each tip so we can locate them easier if we fast forward the video. (in my humble opinion) please keep up this great work. eager to learn from you.

[@catherinebarillo463]

thank you for sharing this videos..this helps me a lot.

[@rebeccageorge4662]

Another really great, education-packed video! Thank you so much. A question: for the Sony a7iii, which picture profile do you recommend using?

[@SmallbusinesspageOrg75]

Thank you for the information, it's just what I was looking for. Can't wait to implement and get better video as my current results are pretty tragic.

[@kushi1515]

Really love your channel, great content, I watched lots of video channels but yours is among the best, straight to the point, I learned so much more from watching just a few of your videos than watching hundreds of other videos on other channels. Keep it up and thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge 👍🏻

[@debbieb9815]

Great job with this tutorial. It was very clear and gave a ton of helpful tips. I look forward to your next video! Stay safe.

[@Rammy22ify]

Great information, thank you.

[@2maslarsen]

Great video Sean 👌🏼👌🏼 thanks for sharing 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@marklitvin9291]

Really helpful! Thank you very much

[@fk8395]

Subbed ! Clearly explained helpful content. Thank you. Please keep up the excellent work

[@cesara7478]

Awesome video Sr!

[@mikemuponda1781]

Could have taken me years or never to come to this same conclusion this is gold!

[@rosiesamuel8562]

Thanks, so much. I was always wondering how to do jump cuts that look fluid....

[@jaychrist9157]

I learn something new from this channel...in 2022 ..

[@Elmosdream78]

everything I learned up to now all summed up nicely, accept the 70/30 and 180 rule. thanks for this.

[@roadents4.246]

New subscriber here from Philippines....! Idol!🤩

[@DearTraveler]

Great Tips! love the 30 /70 rule! makes total sense

[@marinjelcic2691]

As always great video

[@ronzaarraf8919]

i love your Chanel' keep it up its very helpful' thank you

[@TrecTine]

Thank you. Good Skill

[@hanzymirs]

I've been trying to learn filming/videography coz it comes handy with my digital mktg business for me to be able to do these things myself and it's been a while since I've picked up my camera (I used to do events photography & i'm super rusty now haha).. stumbled upon this channel and omg YOU ARE AMAZING. Learning so much and I'd love to learn more. This is the 1st vid I've watched and will be checking out the rest of your tutorials. Thank youuuu! Much love ♡

[@ElPasoTubeAmps]

Wonderful. Thanks for taking the time to show us beginners some very important ways to make better videos and photos. Stay safe...

[@TheBigBlueMarble]

There are lots of reasons to shoot a frame rate faster than 24. Feature films are shot at 24 (most of the time), but television is often 30.

[@makebetter]

very useful, thanks Sean!

[@craigdixon41]

Hey man. Thanks for your videos. This video is covering the things that I need to re-visit review, stay fresh on. All your videos are really great. You have a natural talent for teaching and do a great job of it. Thank you for your work and dedication. You've really helped me along the way with my personal journey with videography and learning. I really appreciate it. Good job and please keep up the good work.

[@karentaylorsmells]

Craig Dixon agree, he is so good at teaching

[@Lenny_Prospers]

Good to see you're back!

[@koomchan]

Absolutely loved this! Awesome tips Sean!!

[@karelsimunek5046]

This is super helpful. Thank you for that and great video. Subscribed :)

[@ahmadkhan.7]

Thank you sooo much....you are really great....LOVE FROM PAKISTAN❤️

[@filipmitov178]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@agapyearish9982]

Excellent. I make all 5 of those mistakes. 5/5. Thank you for doing this video!

[@willsimpsonphoto]

Good info man! Super helpful tips!

[@ScottYatesSEYFILMS]

Great advice I'm a beginner sorta wish I knew this earlier thanks man

[@HighValue_Humans]

LOVE THIS LUT

[@uberperth2755]

Will it work on final cut pro

[@balasajamatia_1]

Now i get it,,,,I very fan of you ,,,I want to learn making video

[@bfree1148]

Thanks bro!

[@tumztv743]

Nice cinematic video,,

[@MomentinReel]

Nice work and very informative keep it up bro ...

[@SakuraJo]

Helpful information. I’m learning from your video

[@michaelmourek3879]

Good advise -- nice job --

[@weslolo1074]

Thank you!!

[@kzgameplayz]

What camera do you use ?

[@InfiniteTripping]

Great tips there, will surely try to apply these when I shoot the next time.

[@RhinoJoeOutdoors]

Just discovered your channel and wow! Thats all i can say

[@sadeqsegaraga8766]

Between Sony a6300 and a6400, which one is better you think?

[@TechnoShamanism]

Awesome stuff, thank you!

[@TheXaminedLife]

Good 2 know.

[@matthewcheung5136]

Thanks

[@nettion]

Sooo good mate!

[@sharoojkshettri1057]

Which filter you are using?