Conveying Emotion With Cinematography

[@derrickdd]

" Sometimes ugly is the beautiful you need " ... I'll be stealing that thank you very much

[@MackiProductions]

I'm vibing with this different style of video. Nice to see you being more open and honest on camera as well. It makes it even more enjoyable to watch.

[@phokar5255]

“Are we bout to kiss right now?”😂😂

[@gear7airsoft974]

YES SIR I JUST GOT AN FX6 TOO!! You’re my favorite KZbinr right now this is the best news. Love the videos

[@WhySteve]

I love the colours contras, that MC "outside" really pulls it together. Also, I can't believe the high iso handles noise so well!

[@josephemmons8496]

Hah, "Sometimes ugly is the beautiful that you need." Love it. This was cool. Also, kudos to you Brady for getting out of your comfort zone on the format of how you make videos. It's been cool to see you evolving and doing your thing. Thanks for sharing man.

[@hauntedwonderlandproductio1013]

You always have some of the most informative videos on cinematography. Thank you sir!!

[@BradyBessette]

My pleasure! thank you so much !

[@hauntedwonderlandproductio1013]

@@BradyBessette When I have some more videos put together, I want to send them to you to check out. If you are okay with that, of course. Oh and btw, all of them gels are currently unavailable. 😭

[@drim_lun]

3:11 9:41 Creating sad tone

[@godshandstudios721]

Theirs always something new to learn from watching your videos, Keep up the Good work sir.

[@superinfinityfilms]

You have great sensibilities in your desicions from location sound design ect. Can tell your studying. You are a master in the process of mastering as someone once stated to me. Sums up nicely the journey

[@illius85]

Next scene: his girl comes in the room, turns the lights on (high key) and cheers him up with a good quote from Eckhart Tolle 😘

[@jaapvw66]

Great video!!! Love it. The thing I already learned from you , and brought into practice yesterday, was, always look for motivational light. The only problem was, I had only 5 minutes to make a decision and set up the lightning. So thank you bouncing light!

[@BarefootMediaTV]

fx6 vs bmpcc coming soon?!

[@imDonDiestro]

You & Danny Gevirtz are the best lol

[@officialmajidemmason1105]

You are amazing bro... Guide me on how to light a Basement night car scene...

[@connorng286]

nice watch 🔥

[@Kuliginvitalik]

bro did you use anytime slr magic lens? what do you think about them? i want to buy it for my sony fx3

[@charligebeyaw7915]

Thank you so much that was so helpful

[@Scratchboardproductions]

Sometimes ugly is the beautiful that you need- Brady Bessette

[@jasonghoul3691]

"Are we about to kiss???"💋

[@Star_gazer_4568]

Great video… I had a question… you had a bmpcc 4K whose colours and the image quality were Arri like….then why did you upgrade to a Sony fx6 which has a totally different colour science and eco-system ? You could have gone for the black magic ursa mini pro g2 4.6k or the red Komodo..also considering the fact that it would have been easy for you to use the ef mount lenses that you had already. I myself am a Sony user and I wish to upgrade to a bmpcc 6k pro for film works..

[@CaptainMyCaptain33]

Was wondering the same thing. Guessing it’s more due to features that black magic doesn’t have? I also agree on the looks of each camera. I used Sony for 15 years and always felt it was far too, “broadcast” looking. We started with the old Sony VX-1000; Pd and Vx2000 cameras which at the time were great cameras. But it was always for broadcast work. And Sony has kept that look ever since. I own the original bmpcc and the pocket 4 and 6K and absolutely love those cameras except for the body designs (can’t stand that DSLR body) and it’s greens. It’s greens are very muted even after CC- I like rich greens and grass to look like grass haha. I think he should of invested in good glass vs a camera. Glass makes all the difference. From there I think the RED would of been the best and most logical camera to upgrade too in the price range.

[@roscosart1888]

Why not!! Does it really matter what camera people upgrade to. Pros and cons to all systems. With great lighting and color grading, you can make most cameras look Cinematic or Arri like these days.

[@dna8269]

@@roscosart1888 True, but image quality is definitely a thing. 6K sensor looks different from the RED Dragon etc

[@CarlaTovar]

also is Yoel a professional actor??? he really killed that role

[@YoelSucks]

i think he is actually

[@BradyBessette]

Yeah he is

[@NathanHoang]

Awesome lighting process 🙌

[@bejornv]

Awesome, but how do you determine your iso?

[@innatemusic]

Good stuff, bro!

[@luisacosta4393]

Amazing video!!!

[@monztermovies]

Nice work! 😎

[@CaptainMyCaptain33]

Just out of curiosity why do you call these “cinematic lighting” when your set ups are almost always more for stills / photographs? Is it because you are a photographer and are transitioning into cinematography? Or? The reason I’m asking this is because I don’t think your lighting setups are bad, I just think that you don’t think about camera movement, character movement or angles at all. In fact your camera, (nor characters) never move, everything you do is stationary. Which is why I was curious if you’re a photographer as the set ups are all designed around it. Again. Nothing wrong with it. It has direct application in both fields. But I think there is a lot more to lighting for moving film and I think you need to explore some of that, as well as learn to maintain some skin tone no matter the scene. Hopefully this will inspire you or give you some ideas to challenge yourself to move the camera more and maybe not completely smurf bathe the character in one single color but do that and keep the skin tones. It’s pretty tricky but the pay off is worth it. Hope I’m making sense. Sorry you’re sad.

[@BradyBessette]

Main reasoning is that the majority of these videos I am doing with minimal resources and often all I can get is a stand in or stand in myself

[@joshbing1891]

I know you make these videos through your channel, and they’re amazing! But out of curiosity would you ever consider coming on board a short film if someone were to pay you your rate for the project? I know you’ve created some films in the past but just wondered if you would come on board someone else’s if they reached out to you

[@BradyBessette]

100% I do that!

[@joshbing1891]

@@BradyBessette nice! How would that person reach out to you? Is there a certain email or website?

[@CarlaTovar]

can I be the sad character next time??

[@BradyBessette]

Are you even a professional actor?

[@gaarax0x]

@@BradyBessette Be careful brad 😂

[@phokar5255]

Great video! Because of you I always think about creating textures on empty walls and I actually guessed that you’re gonna use the stairs. Can’t wait to see the whole skit, and thanks for making capacity and effort to share these videos with us.

[@markusseitle3740]

Great video as allways. But serious question: Dude, are you doing ok?

[@BradyBessette]

Lmaooo thank you. Yes I’m doing okay!!

[@markusseitle3740]

@@BradyBessette Good to hear! 😄

[@ratuldhar2067]

Fourth 😊

[@Christharp]

ditch the on camera light for the talking parts

[@jaredh723]

Third

[@BradyBessette]

hello and welcome!!

[@flickfilms3603]

This was a great vid as always but this didnt look like a city to me, it looked more like horror

[@memoritobn2778]

second

[@BradyBessette]

hey!!

[@gaarax0x]

First

[@BradyBessette]

gold medal goes to you

[@gaarax0x]

@@BradyBessette yes and Im always on discord as well

[@elliottkemball8863]

are you okay with Sara mate?

[@John-e4p1x]

Adderal/ Meth is a hell of a drug huh buddy,

[@BradyBessette]

I’m confused?

[@onlyx324]

Ln llb