Ernie - Student Short Film | Shot on Panasonic Lumix G85

[@BklynFILMAKER]

Love the opening scene with her in the car and the external shots.

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you for watching and commenting, I greatly appreciate it!

[@Lalambz]

its amazing how g85 can make a “film” emulation so good! plus the color grading is 👌👌👌

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so much! And a diffusion filter goes a LONG way to soften the image and add some nice halation. When you add grain in post it definitely pulls together the film look!

[@ChannelWright]

That had an unexpected emotional punch. Just like that! wow. Keep it up, loved it!

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Wow! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment!! Much love!

[@frevanpereira]

love the colour grading and great story!! keep up the good work!!

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so much!!

[@sofiablue2237]

I love this short film! I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXT! But this ended so smoothly, I’m fine with not knowing AMAZING WORK🎉

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so so much!!

[@Shotbyforenblacc]

​@@jorgequintanapoetryBRO LOVE YOUR VISON LETS LINK DM ME ON IG

[@foggymossstudio]

Awesome work!

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so much!

[@TonyBurgos123]

I have the same camera and want to make my own short films too! Thank you for your work bro it gave me the confidence to take that leap of faith and actually start !

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thanks for watching and good luck on your short films! Most important aspect is going to be your story, keep it simple and concise, also makes it easier when you have to go and film/edit🙏🏽

[@onestepcloserproduction]

This is amazing God bless man! Keep using your Gift🙏🏾

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you a million Elester!🙏🏽

[@onestepcloserproduction]

@@jorgequintanapoetry of course!

[@ashovid8915]

Love it. Acting is good. Keep it up.

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so much!

[@GirlSlayer86]

Nice!

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you!

[@rosetellem]

yo please keep that 180 rule in mind next time and blocking will feel much better, otherwise great work!

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you for this! One of my classmates brought it up at the class screening and let me say, it definitely engrained it in me, mistakes is how we learn🙏🏽

[@prosper5227]

This was dope

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you!

[@rendiar.mp4]

The audio is so cleann

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you! We didn’t have the most ideal set up but 2 lav mics went a long way🙏🏽

[@antonthagame17chx2]

actually really goood!

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you for watching!!🙏🏽

[@babewthepower]

uggghhh it needs to be a series

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

You are too kind, thank you so much for watching!

[@bohemia74]

Great job Jorge! Congratulations! Just a quick question.. Which lens did you use for the shot when the car is arriving at the gas station?

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so much Bohemia! And it was the Panasonic 12-60mm lens since that was the widest one I had available. Hope this helps!

[@ruff1draft]

What ND Filters dod you use throughout making this film. And what was the lenses you used.

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Hey Ruff, I used Variable ND filter from moment paired with Moment's Cinebloom Diffusion filter. Variable ND is better because you can adjust. Panasonic has a cropped sensor so in wide shots we used the Kit lens 12-60mm (Basically a 24-120mm lens). In close ups a 25mm portrait (equivalent to 50mm). Most of this was shot using the 50mm for the intimacy. Hope this helps!

[@ruff1draft]

@@jorgequintanapoetry This is absolutely brilliant information thanks very much.

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

@@ruff1draft You are so welcome!

[@hadenp1]

This is great! I recently got a g85 and have been struggling to understand how the color management works. What are you using to create the film emulation and get these kinds of colors? I’m trying to use dehancer with my footage but struggling to know what the input color spaces should be.

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you so much! And I graded this on Final Cut before I moved over to Davinci. I didn’t know how to work with a dehancer so I used a diffusion filter for my lenses! I used moments Cinebloom filter. There are more on the market but it’s a 10% diffusion (pretty high). A work around is smearing Vaseline on your lens. But you capture softer images so when you grade it comes out more filmic!

[@hadenp1]

@@jorgequintanapoetry how did you get the colors to look bright and film like? Did they come out of the camera like that?

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

@@hadenp1That’s the effects of the diffusion filter, it causes the lights to bloom (called halation). You can also add halation in post production!

[@LycanVisuals]

Very nice.

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you for watching!

[@prebodimejiakano5050]

Sorry what lens is this

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Hey I didn't use any special lens just Lumix lenses: 25mm and 12-60mm. I did use an ND for the sun and a diffusion filter to give it more of a filmic look.

[@yesspads]

What's your secret for the colour grade. Awesome👏

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

@@yesspads Thank you! And I used a diffusion filter to soften the image and then I just pushed all of the shadows toward teal and the midtown toward orange to get the classic teal/orange look!

[@belalang90]

Nice color and shots! Did you use AF or MF?

[@jorgequintanapoetry]

Thank you! And with The G85, the auto focus isn’t the best so MF all the way!!🙏🏽

[@millicentwright9359]

💘 'Promo SM'