Get Cinematic Shots Anywhere With This Tool

[@brightibok4208]

Thanks for this, do you have a paid course?

[@PeterDiBussolo]

I don’t, not at the moment

[@Lights_Camera_Sammy]

crazy it is ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@shemathierry7935]

Thank you for this. I think I will be using this often 😂

[@PeterDiBussolo]

Give it a try!

[@petersonfilms-1]

Nice shots. The haze definitely adds a very nice finish and volume to the shot. You probably could have said "cinematic" a few times less lol. The tv shot looked great. Minimalist but good. Personally I would've lit the space for a wider shot, instead of just the medium, and then tweaked lighting for tighter shots. It works better narratively. But maybe that's not what you were going for. I'm currently still a 3rd year film student and have DPed a few short films. If I light a scene, it's for the wide. If I can get shadow-side on the wide, then epic. If I can't then that's ok. Maybe I can get on one of the over-overs, singles, or close-ups. Honestly whatever works for the story is what's best. If it looks beautiful then the story might become more artful.

[@PeterDiBussolo]

I honestly hate using the word cinematic, need to start saying something else. Great advice tho. The only reason i cant do as wide of a shot in the studio is because it willlook less of a set design and more of somethihing i made. There is no roof and such just walls.

[@petersonfilms-1]

@@PeterDiBussolo That's really fair. That makes sense. Well, keep it up man! You're doing great stuff!