From Stale to Captivating: How Proper Blocking Transforms Your Movie

[@JaredIsham]

Some additional thoughts on directing - check these out >>>>> kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5KoZaeIZc2eaLM

[@gugumthembu300]

Ditched the textbook for this video, and it helped. Thank you 😉

[@JaredIsham]

+Michelle Gugu Awesome, glad it was helpful!

[@ILMOFProd]

this video is so great, thanks a lot. but to enjoy it u gotta watch it at x1.25 :)

[@JaredIsham]

I'll work on speaking at 1.25 speed from now on 😉

[@albertusbodenstein1976]

This is the best THUMB suck I've ever seen!

[@JaredIsham]

Not sure what a Thumb suck is... Other than actually sucking your thumb. It's a habit I suggest not doing. 😉

[@Luckylukeproduction]

This is perfect I'm about to shoot my short film!

[@JaredIsham]

+Lucky Luke Productions awesome, when do you shoot? Next week's video may also help.

[@producer4hire]

Show, don't tell. That is definitely fitting! Hoped some visuals might actually happen. And... nothing.

[@JaredIsham]

Sorry to disappoint. This is more of a lecture series. When budget/time availability increase I'll be sure to add more visuals.

[@BadKarma714]

I learnd alot from this video I would like to know more on camera set up how many takes or what angles or like doing the same scean with close up med shots ect

[@JaredIsham]

Cool, gonna do some more shotlist and scene blocking videos soon.

[@vietnam2norway]

I heard the word "stale" for thoundsand times dude :P

[@JaredIsham]

New drinking game?😉

[@sjokolademonsteret]

Can you please calm down with the metalic sound effects? My ears are bleeding

[@JaredIsham]

+Sjokolade Monsteret sorry dude.

[@mikestuckey]

Ha! #MineToo

[@estecysuaybaguio9699]

Thanks for your explanation 😊 it helps me a lot If you agree thumbs up down ⬇️⬇️

With all due respect, you don't seem to understand what BLOCKING is. A lot of talking, not a lot of showing. Show don't tell: rule number one in film making.

[@JaredIsham]

Luckily free advice,...let alone any advice, does not need to be taken. I stand by the lesson/insights I share in this video. Show don't tell would correctly apply to a film...luckily this really isn't a film but more of a "lecture series." In future videos, if I have more time and resources I'll add in some "real-life examples"

[@jithinps8317]

0:56 OMG Whats is this... 🙄🙄

[@JaredIsham]

If it is what I think you are looking at, it is a "Subscribe Call To Action"?

[@manwithcinema]

i love your content.... brooo.... and i already subscribe... please stop spamming annoying sound omggggggg

[@JaredIsham]

Sorry dude. Hopefully the content is helpful.

[@Luckylukeproduction]

Can u have a 1k giveaway?

[@Luckylukeproduction]

That blocking example is the same from Filmmaker IQ

[@JaredIsham]

+Lucky Luke Productions oh really? I'll go check it out.

[@JaredIsham]

+Lucky Luke Productions I'll see what I can do.

[@luendipa47]

BAD BAD. WHERE IS THE BACKUP VIDEO OF WHAT YOU SAY? ... WHAT A PESIMOUS EXAMPLE YOU GIVE.

[@JaredIsham]

I stand by the information I share in this video. Adding conflict to a scene is always going to make it more interesting, but conflict is much more than having a fight. This playlist might help you in understanding where I am coming from as far as storytelling goes. kzbin.info/aero/PLx1dbpyku8V0jaXZfZm6t8zUKP_IX6P8y FYI, these lecture style videos don't always have examples included in the video. Will try adding more in future videos.

[@dariusdaguerre3535]

You don't know how to define your terms. Don't ramble!

[@JaredIsham]

... what?