How to Shoot a Cinematic Intro // w/Brodie Smith & Shawn Johnson

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[@shanghaimaath]

Capture your footage while having the editing process in mind, that is so true.

[@MrRyanEdwards]

Dude, it's so great you do these behind the scenes videos! Always learning so much!

[@hussainfaisal]

You truly know what you're doing and in a good fashion too. Respect

[@mr.z8188]

That color grading is lit.

[@lunastouch3692]

It's actually LUT.

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@@lunastouch3692 haha

[@cincyfan987]

Which lut because i have his lut pack

[@mirzehuseynzade8514]

what is Native iso Canon 5d mark 4??

[@EdsEverydayAdventures]

You are like one of the only teachers that shows the actual bts then the edit. Makes so much more sense. Your color grading is awesome.

[@QTALISCHILL]

Wow, dope showing how you're getting shots literally. Most talk about it and show end result, but seeing it makes it far easier to digest.

[@thebiggerpicturepodcastcenter]

Actor: How much chalk do you want? Camera guy: yes!

[@michaelseely6435]

I've been shooting stills for years with Canon, Sony and now Inspire 1 Pro x5. You have opened my eyes to a new world of video. It Moves! I know it's obvious but your demos are so engaging and motivational, I'm going to fly now.. Thanks a bunch. If you ever make it to San Jose - beer is on me.

[@VoltesWithElias]

You make it all look so easy which is why you are so good at what you do. Excellent content, well explained. Thanks for sharing!

[@floatingrabbit3556]

I enjoyed that. I just wonder if those who disliked it had a valid reason or if they could have done better. It was simple and straight forward. All you had was you camera and lens and no external items. Very well done.

[@caducassau]

Guys, could someone please tell me how do I call these sound effects on 7:52 / 7:56 / 8:01 ? I want to find these sound effects but I don't know how do I search for them, like which words to use... Thanks!

[@shatishmoirangthem4513]

Ohhh myyy goodness, I'm impressed. Please make more videos like this. I have no word for this. It's really really really cool.

[@JimmyFerminFilms]

Oh my gosh 2:06 | Finally someone who understand continuity. So many ✌🏽✊🏽 videographer make the mistake of jumping scene to scene making no sense of motion in the story. So refreshing sir

[@KevinLin145]

How to shoot anything cinematic...... SLOW MOTION!!!!!!!!!!!

[@KevinLin145]

I was just making fun of it don't take it seriously 😂

[@techworld673]

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[@lingeshkumar4874]

The intensity of the scene demands the frame rate. It's not that you have to shoot in high frame rate all the time. Planning the script in a detailed way, with visual movement will give a clear idea for fixing the frame rate.

[@jbe6697]

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[@badryoussef]

Yeah we need that

[@StereoChimps]

Thank you for this parker ! Always love the behind the scenes videos it gives me much more sense on how to direct something

[@soufianenajah4746]

That image is just soooo nice to look at

[@johnflehemih5378]

This is magical

[@owninfinitefilms]

Fantastic... you are true inspiration for filmmakers.. congratulations

[@LashaPirtskhalava]

I love your thinking how you putting everything together well done !

[@MujahidOmer]

This is Golden! ❤️

[@TheVeganButcher]

This is pure gold, ok?

[@kevinskygo2848]

it's my first time to watch your videos ......they are really awesome

[@onehappydawg]

Man this is such a great behind the scene video. Not only did I learn from what you were doing I was also smiling and laughing the whole time. Great job.

[@hannahhedrick1022]

Omg THANK YOU for showing the specific camera settings while you were shooting. What a blessing.

[@S--mn1py]

Love all your vids. Even the old ones

[@anandthakre9265]

Great shots sir, I really appreciate your work essence.... ✌️

[@suvayuchakraborty4033]

smith you are just great. I just loved it.

[@trailertrash_]

Parker is the goat

[@inspiresouthland6951]

Thanks man... It's an eye opener video for new guys..

[@Droid67ful]

That detail in that shots :OO

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[@jcsanchez]

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[@PinoyAbroader]

That was awesome. And hardwork. I like it very much

[@ZoeMay]

Always have the editing in mind, my biggest takeaway. Brilliant content

[@lymerance]

I learnt a lot from Parker. A great guy. Thanks for sharing with others.

[@RanjithCoplay]

That one video gave me so many bright ideas. Thanks a lot.

[@ImaginetMedia]

Excellent information Parker. Thank you for sharing your skill and and knowledge.

[@BrianEHoover]

It's great to see how the cheesy real-life setups look so epic in the final edit. I say this, not to bash the real-life setups, but to highlight that the direction you take the edit (sound design, pacing, etc...) have more to do with the feeling of the end result than the raw takes do. Thanks for sharing the BTS on this.

[@BrianEHoover]

@7:20 I had to watch it 2-3 times just to pick up that there was a cut there. Love how seamless that was.

[@yusufkarriem5446]

Thanx there's always something u can learn

[@huntergcarswell]

Been looking for an online class to learn cinematography for a long time now. Awesome that I finally managed to find one that I'm going to enjoy! I'll be signing up soon!

[@BarefootMediaTV]

awesome love this type of video! dont see how you keep him in focus after the fist bump when he moves from the hands to the face which is a good 3 feet apart but super shallow depth of field

[@DadaNelson]

the colour grading is sick mahn

[@smaranalva]

Parker I've got a doubt. I've heard that your shutter needs to be always double the frame rate. Right? But you were shooting 120fps but I noticed your shutter being 1/500. What's the reason?

[@tomleefilms]

the shutter would usually be like you said, double the frame rate, but in this case because the video is quite intense and almost action like, i'm guessing he decided to go higher so you get less motion blur giving it that more intense feeling.

[@smaranalva]

Oh i see. So it's not a technical reason?

[@tomleefilms]

no not a technical reason, just purely a choice he made to fit the style of video :-)

[@GustavoMendozaCanales]

Thanks for the explanation. I would have thought that the 1/500 was to compensate the 1.4 aperture, and not to over expose the shot.

[@Andrelas11]

Shutter should not be used to expose a shot unless its the absolute only thing you have to use. If you want to shoot at 1.4 but it is too bright then get an ND filter, don't change the shutter. Changing shutter from the norm is actually doing something technical to achieve a specific effect. A higher shutter in the instance of this video does provide for crisper images, but its also good for seeing little particles such as the dust and crumbles that are bouncing around since you are taking a faster "snap shot" and those little pieces are not given time to blur. You can really see the difference when you shoot water. Higher shutters let you see each little drop of a splash where lower shutters give you a more continuous flow since it is blurring.

[@ejikeonwunabonze]

You nailed this bro

[@derrierelacamera]

Very nice storytelling and shooting script and magnesium ! Great video like always ! Hello from France !

[@leeshelton150]

This was beyond helpful. Incredible.

[@lambo-ca]

The color grading is 🔥💯👍

[@cambulator3769]

I really enjoyed this tut. More like this

[@noy-ya4908]

Wowwww this is crazyyyyy!!! Love it so much! Made we want to by all of that equipment, even tho i'm not a photographer at all🙏😍 Respect! Perfect work!!! Love the angles, the lightning, the edit, the patience, you guys put so much effort in this channel, well appreciate🙌🔥 keep up the good work🤟🖤

[@SarveshParakh]

I see how the music is so nicely compatible. Do you choose your music first and then plan the shoot so that everything is in sync with the music and there is no under or over lapping music?

[@TheLawnTools]

Aaaaaamazing!!!!

[@christalyii7570]

Very cool tips! Thanks a lot my brother 😁👍 , cant wait to see anothers tips.

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This is simply fantastic and inspiring.

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Masterpiece, I have been wanting to get into film making for a long time and this video makes me want to get into it more...just don't have any gear

[@dstoons66]

Best video I ever seen

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Awesome as always sir.

[@Howell4719]

Another excellent tutorial, thank u very much. I am new to this game and will remember the take away, it is exactly the kind of info I need to know.

[@unnivversal]

Nice seeing a camera being operated with out a gimbal for a change!!

[@mikefilm0952]

Your video is so great helped for my filming...THANKS..!!!!

[@brscreations3179]

your videos always learning so much new things..... thanks@parker

[@arri6025]

Parker! Which song was used in the cinematic intro (7:10)?

[@nutkidsimo2110]

mehn i loved this... i just felt attached by how it looks before and after its shot... great work 🙌🙌🙌

[@yeahmanIV]

Been looking for videos just like this !! so handy ! thanks so much

[@KaranChavan]

Great! But I feel at the end, if there is 1 wide shot in between 2 jump closeups then it would have different impact. This is my opinion, I might be wrong. Btw Car commercial video was great!

[@danavraham6846]

FANTASTIC. THANK YOU!

[@yibodong2059]

Your video always contain high quality content, awesome!

[@tomleefilms]

loved nearly everything about this parker! the shots were amazing, colour grade amazing, pacing and depth of field, allll amazing. but i think you went overboard with the chalk. I know you used it on purpose to give it a more cinematic feeling but, i think it was just a bit too much. Loved it anyways!

[@naoura]

Love it, just IMO the moment he jumps from the springboard takes too long from the moment he lands on the top of the bench. Small detail but unconsciously it caught my attention

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Holaa!! Soy de Perú! Tus videos son los mejores!!

[@darwinsuwandy2361]

Great video as always. Thank you for sharing man.

[@PedalForPeace]

You are awesome bro... Thanks for your free teaching... Heartly thanks.. keep teaching us...

[@parveezsaligh9248]

so funny and educational at the same time.

[@Topic_____542]

Dang I feel like I wanted to cry at the final edit

[@vacreative4441]

That was incredible

[@RounakGajjar]

Thank you so much brother . amazing work

[@KhoonNash]

OMG ! You are incredible

[@TalebIdkeidek]

Nice Work, Loved it

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OMG, that was very sick

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Nice! Thank you for posting.

[@starboy2190]

Ahhhhhh...........loved it

[@schoeferfilm]

Very cool Parker 👏👍🏻 best regards from a small 😉 german filmmaker

[@SinisterRubberDuckie]

Why do so many people question a professional? Not as in they are curious, but as in they think they know better because somebody said thats how its done. The end results are a pretty spectacular example why he does things the way he does

[@IAmMiko]

Awesome vid! Thanks Parker!

[@SuperNeutronic]

Fantastic as allways Parker, you should come to Istanbul to shoot, would be happy to guide you.

[@ridingwheels7481]

Excellent work

[@lunad4751]

Legit chills

[@vhch2189]

Thanks for the best tutorial step By step How to shoot with The right angle and i think i would do filming with This “Sequence”. Very cinematic. Thank you 👍

[@ZFSTUDIOVIDEOGRAPHY]

Thank you brother make their knowledge, very useful,I am from indonesia

[@lingeshkumar4874]

That was really cool man! But, you could have recorded a small shot in between that single leg launch from blue carpet to two legs leap. Could have been more suggestive in changing his movement from Run to Jump. Still, it's a brilliant video!!!

[@jones-iy7vr]

awesome..sir...tq your grateful teaching un film making

[@palalor7830]

I love it. Very inspiring.

[@Ezicfilmworks]

Love your works. This is very interesting.

[@pdks7088]

Did you stabilized the shots? It looks really steady, but you filmed it handheld.. Just because of 120fps?

[@SICKSINCE]

why would somebody dislike this, baffles me really...

[@RonaldNababan]

I learned something new today. Thanks!

[@richwinestudios]

Indubitably good!

[@iamjhoe]

super useful for me all you videos , your my teacher for this...idol🥰

[@mtdreampics5402]

It was awesome sir😍

[@OlegKorzun]

Parker, thank you for your work. Is there a place on the Internet where I can show my work (a 1 minute long commercial) and have it reviewed by other filmmakers, especially the intermediate ones like myself?

[@innerhealthfreak]

love this

[@andivax]

awesome! do you write a scenatio for vids like this? or all is spontaneus and you keep key moments in your head? thanx!

[@andivax]

awesome! huge experience and prictice I see ))))