Cinematography Tips From LEGENDARY DP Vittorio Storaro

[@NoName-jq7tj]

This is absolutely staggering. After so many years as a photojournalist I never understood light like this Master.

[@TrueNeutralEvGenius]

"The Conformist" has the greatest operators work in the history of cinematography. Absolute master of light and shadow.

[@johansermartinez9287]

I’ve actually never heard of this cinematographer and I’m really glad I clicked on this video. The way he speaks about light just makes me feel so inspired.

[@AlterCineYT]

Glad you enjoyed this! That's one of the goals of our channel, introducing you to amazing cinematographers and their insights :)

[@TrueNeutralEvGenius]

Means you know nothing about cinematography. Be happy in your blissful ignorance.

[@gigirossi9885]

He has 3 Oscars ( 79 - 81 - 87 ) ; Try to find his book & read it : Writing with Light . He is A Genius Italian Cinematographer .

[@steelbey]

An absolute genius, you can feel his passion through the screen.

[@stevelojikim7454]

Wonderful... Said by the legend Mr. Storaro. 😎☕

[@asf5275]

The best cinematographer ever...👍👍

[@nolgashi]

wow, this guy almost made a tear roll down my eye, absolutely amazing!

[@AlterCineYT]

So glad to hear that!! Thanks for watching

[@tobybajrovic]

Amazing video,! Thank you so much for doing this. It is an incredible resource :) love to be learning

[@AlterCineYT]

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed this!

[@robertobuatti7226]

Very inspirational words of wisdom, I like how he expresses the shadow and light being something of knowledge and something that is of the unknown and yes its very true what he says that your always a student which is always learning no matter your age, that's something my grandfather said to.

[@AlterCineYT]

Yes! That was some incredible knowledge that we have never heard anyone else say before!

[@robertobuatti7226]

@@AlterCineYT Yes definitely, I just loved it and tried to absorb as much of it as possible. I'm not a filmmaker but have been interested in filmmaking for over 20 years since I was 19, I first wanted to become an actor but got very interested behind the scenes of movies, I just been struggling with a couple of issues since I was a teenager that has set me back from getting in the film industry.

[@oronbaba]

This video is full of real wisdom. I love his passion and his philosophical approach to the craft! Thanks so much for posting this!

[@IcyBois]

Blows my mind how so many of these fantastic interviews have like no views

[@NostalgiNorden]

People prefer cat videos.

[@kevinlimcool]

Cinematographers to the masses are all but invisible when the spotlight is on the director

[@dewbzki]

YEEESS one of my favorites! Love the work you do, much appreciated 🙏🏾

[@AlterCineYT]

Glad you enjoyed this!!

[@oniriscope]

We often tend to forget that we are the sum of our experiences, our relationship with time is a crucial element in the making of a narrative. In many ways I also find it to be true for films, sometimes a movie doesn’t resonate with you until you’ve arrived to a certain point in your life. One great & inspiring content! Him talking directly to the camera is very effective! Thank you guys for sharing this.

[@chris.m2]

You can clearly feel the artist and the man experience and the wisdom gain in time. I also find fascinating when watching a movie both layers of visual story told over the script manifesting on screen. Visual philosophy &/or Poetry are an integral part of the viewing experience in my opinion. Thank you so much for (to me) this deep meaningful video!

[@AlterCineYT]

Well said! So much to be learned from his years of experience Glad you enjoyed this Chris!

[@BijuViswanathfilmmaker]

Thank you for creating an excellent video. The best video about visual philosophy in youtube. Storaro the great master and genius. Thank you for sharing the pearls of wisdom

[@AlterCineYT]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Solveiga555]

Bless him

[@TheLittleEric]

great channel with a high quality content, that goes realy down to the roots of a good frame& story. thank you.

[@AlterCineYT]

Thanks so much for your feedback! Glad you enjoyed this :)

[@zenzelejoi5246]

this is why i love cinematography.

[@giulio_oldrati]

Thanks so much for this epic content!! It's like a masterclass with a Master and I'm so inspired right now!

[@AlterCineYT]

Glad you got some value out of this Giulio!

[@barrycook6603]

Amazing advice from a true master.

[@anilkumarkodeboyina4630]

Enlightened cinematographic narrator.

[@Evanderj]

A really passionate guy. His mise en scène doesn’t really speak to me, but his light and shadow work can be fantastic. Colonel Kurtz’s lighting and color temp in Apocalypse Now is just phenomenal.

[@HumanoCinema]

Increíble toda la sabiduría de este hombre, la poesía y el conocimiento de la vida misma aplicada a la cinematografía de esta forma es llevar al cine a su escencia divina. Habla de grandes genios de la historia como Da Vinci y el sin duda posee esta misma conexión divina, el ojo de Dios para ver la verdadera belleza que se encuentra en todo. Maravilloso vídeo muchas gracias por compartirlo!

[@Cinematographyofmarvin]

I respect and like any word you say master Vittorio 😊🎥😎

[@TheNegative]

Such a great channel! Thank you!

[@AlterCineYT]

❤️

[@Samrajphotograper]

wow hell a lot of knowledge thanks for this integrated video

[@AlterCineYT]

Glad you enjoyed this!

[@caspar_gomez]

this was awesome, I'm not surprised. I've found it's very rare for me to love an artists work but not the personality of the person who created it

[@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor]

Amazing .. i love these videos, can learn so much from it. Hi

[@akramihaji5860]

I love him❤❤ he is a good teacher

[@peterdavino4408]

Divinely Inspiring.

[@yetagesuendale]

'I am a cinematographer; I am not a director of photography.' Vittorio Storaro

[@michaelrempel9025]

Vitorio always leaves most of us with a self concious little laugh that disguises a little insecurity. But living with his idealism, his extreemism, his focused emotional intensity for a long time makes us realize that the impression is intentional, and the intent is good. He wants us all to experience life more clearly, more intentionally, and more directly, in both an abstract intelectual way, and a direct hedonistic vital way. Hedonism gets a bad name because it is often acompanied with abandonment of consequences, modesty, and or civility. But Hedonism in Storaro is fundumentally honest and self revealing. Once self revealed, he negotiates a path with the character, with the story, to a new and ususally better level. And when you listen to him, you understand that that better level is always concious. It must always be reached for, and merely assuming it will come either denies it, or if you are extreemly fortunate merely makes it a shadow of what it might have been. Reach for the light. And always know that todays' light is tomorrows darkness. Reach again for the light.

[@AlterCineYT]

Very insightful and intellectually said!

[@oo0RECON0oo]

Love it!

[@assylkhanmeldebek5040]

Thanks for video 👍👍👍

[@AlterCineYT]

No problem glad you enjoyed this :)

[@raiovlogs872]

Great ✨🎥👏

[@8KHDRVideoBySittipong]

Exellent.

[@davidmeneses712]

Thank you!!

[@AlterCineYT]

You're welcome!

[@3dchick]

This is fantastic, and a lot easier to access than the book. I went looking on Amazon and ABE and the cheapest one was over $400! Good grief.

[@thehappyowls383]

Best 👍💯

[@RedStarRogue]

Is Storaro still working? Can he please shoot that Caravaggio film that Scorsese has mentioned he wants to direct?

[@luvmatthi]

GOD

[@loccoloccolocco1433]

What is the song in the beginning?

[@AlterCineYT]

Inkling by Daniel Joseph White You can license it through Artlist!

[@loccoloccolocco1433]

@@AlterCineYT thank you!

[@brauliolamusic]

A+

[@moderntimes4814]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@vitorgenio]

Nice

[@Unitedpersona]

first!

[@collateral75]

His best. Apocalypse now.. !

[@abouteverything3707]

If you want to study cinema..dont think that u will read books about camera types or study technicall tips.. actually u will study Philosophy and art and emotions.

[@mediaproductionpro]

What song is used at the start of this video? Edit: Found it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j37Kk5-OqMeXo68

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