How to Shoot Cinematic Interviews in 2 Minutes | Job Shadow

[@LetsBuildThatApp]

Incredible look into the actual workflow of producing a real world documentary. Having recently watch so many camera reviews, this video is such a breath of fresh air reminding us that gear is such a small percentage of creating the final product. The GH4 and A6500 are both years behind current technology, but as evident in this video still produces amazing footage. Would love to see more videos like this one.

[@caribbeanplaylist7442]

Which camera do you suggest?

[@hhadra9780]

@@caribbeanplaylist7442 really doesn't matter man. I've shot shit on all sorts of cameras. The lens matters more. All cameras today do pretty much the same thing

[@Jasan57]

Tom Antos is really sharing his big practial experience, in this very informative description, of a simple, mobile and professional interview light setup. I'm impressed

[@gsvlogs4232]

THIS GUY IS ANOTHER LEVEL! MANY THESE DAYS KZbinRS WHO MAKES VIDEOS ABOUT SOME TECH OR VIDEO OR MUSIC WHAT EVER... IN BETWEEN USEFUL INFORMATION TALKS LOADS OF SHIT. THIS GUY, GOES STRAIGHT TO A POINT AND NO NEED TO SKIP IT SOME PARTS OF THE VIDEO. LOVE IT! AND KEEP GOING

[@blender_wiki]

With Mr. Antos I hit like before watching and I am never wrong.

[@michaeljanapin9528]

Thanks for this very helpful tutorial. I thought it was planning to watch only two minutes... but I stayed on till the end!

[@GreggMcLachlan]

Always great tips Tom! Thanks. I especially like how this involved not having a lot of time on set, lack of power, etc which makes it even more relatable for so many of us!

[@mjk0210]

Just want to say thanks for producing these videos and suggesting the equipment. They are so useful and informative thanks for all you doing.

[@chubbyemu]

excellent video! i made a habit to have the xrite passport video color checker at the start of every shot from your video-- great results. thank you!

[@matthewjohnl.q.1575]

Very creative way to light the background, and actually have the light in the shot, but it's so subtle. Well done.

[@joelcabacungan7766]

Very useful in my current project. I like how you show the effect of the lights on the shot before and after the light was applied. Thanks. Looking forward for more of this kind of tips.

[@eclecticculture3417]

This lightning tutorial is like learning on the job practically. Awesome.

[@justesmond]

Tom, your setup was great. I like that you guys thought creatively to use a minimalist lighting setup that worked. Great video.

[@brentthomasaustin]

Possibly the best tutorial I've seen. I've been learning film making for a while but have never really felt 100% confident in what I'm looking at as far as a production set. Looking at your setup and gear used, I now fully understand each and every part as well as its use. It's crazy. Really appreciate this tutorial! I could totally make something professional.

[@mariodario9033]

Tom, that tutorial is a pure gold. THX for sharing with us taht tips !

[@ChildishRambino]

Thank you so much for this incredible video. I have to film a video for my high school's graduation tomorrow and I needed a refresher on how to make the interviews look nice.

[@princemike3730]

I love the quality of the footage and the lighting set up, plus the color grading just looks amazing

[@wwonders3]

Thank you for this I'm in the middle of production on my Doc this was extremely helpful

[@NicConnerImages]

You are thee ultimate film guide GURU man!! I've learned so much from you over the last 3 years, just wanted to thank you Tom!! Cheers

[@theoakwoodguy]

Tom always does a great job explaining the filmmaker process! All of his videos are great info!

[@angelitojusay593]

Thanks for taking the time to create this video!

[@danielbangura7424]

Lol The old guy's face when you were setting up the lights and using the color checker is just hilarious

[@makeupreviewchannel4275]

Thank you tom. This was truly cinematic

[@Q2Japan]

Really helpful and fun to watch. As a newbie, I was a bit confused when you said that the key is on the opposite side of the camera, but I'm sure I'll get it eventually.

[@andrewtaylor5103]

I'm also not sure what he meant by saying opposite. Anyway, what you need to do is set up the key light and camera so they are on opposite sides of the interviewer. It would be light - interviewer - camera OR camera - interviewer - light. That will give you the far side key look he's using in the interviews

[@amorfilmslosangeles]

This is fantastic work. I am so impressed that you are able to achieve such outstanding results with such a small and light package in such little time. Thanks for sharing and please keep up the inspiring work!!

[@clintcompose]

*Plz upload more tom, I still use your Gh5 lut in camera everyday 🔥*

[@thomasthomas8091]

You do such amazing work, man.

[@darrinlalla9008]

This was very helpful for me to choose which lights I need to purchase. Thank you.

[@mozinoz_digital]

Great to see the Sony & Panasonic log codecs cut together gorgeously by a master filmmaker, thx for sharing Tom! 🤠🙌🎥✨✨✨

[@jameschandler4276]

This is GREAT video for beginners! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

[@NakeanWickliff]

Quick tip I use on cloudy days is to flag above the subject so they're not lit from directly above. It creates nasty shadows under the eyes and it also reduces cue ball effect on people without much hair.

[@SewTubular]

Great tutorial Tom. I like how compact your lights are and how fast they are to set up. The use of the RGB fill/kicker light is a very clever way to add a little bit of mood without having to deal with gels. Cool stuff !

[@photokwan]

Tom! Thank you so much for detailed information. Your explanation is very clear and logical to understand the whole setup. Subscribed today~!

[@ImaginetMedia]

Excellent BTS tutorial. Thanks Tom for sharing your skill, knowledge and techniques.

[@viewsbydre]

Great tips for beginners trying to get nice lighting 🙌🏾

[@richardrhule6774]

i really love your setup...simple and Professional

[@jerryrichards8172]

I noticed on one your sets was the flash point light stand with the yellow metal adjustable light stands. After my new to me camera (sony a77ll) and all my old minolta a-mount film lenses that will work on my new to me sony a77ll camera. My very first bit of set kit from my lovely wife for Christmas was 3 of those flash points 9.5ft lightstands with the metal yellow colored adjustable clamps. I picked the spring loaded ones so things don't get banged are to much. Every little helps when all you got is just a little. It would be great to see a pro evaluate a piece of my gear. Maybe in one of your gear and set set up run throughs.❤

[@Alex-oe7bp]

Super nice Tutorial man - learned a lot about lighting in a quick amount of time

[@gbwalther3198]

Luv how u use minimal camera gear & lights to get max effect! 😎😎

[@elsiehuang1449]

Informative, simple yet rich explanation. Very helpful! Thank you!

[@WillDFlynn]

Straight to the point. No bullshit. Great tutorial my brotha! ✌😎

[@sergiubn]

I am amazed on what quality you are able to get out of Gh4. I use Gh4, Gh5, Gh5S, A7III and I can't figure out how to get awesome image quality. Thank you for sharing all this tips!

[@photographyrodenberger7660]

Wow, what a great tutorial!!! Very impressed with your setup, your delivery is also vey professional. Thank you for taking the time and care on sharing your wisdom!

[@popcornentertainment8527]

Very insightful video, Tom! Definitely looking forward to viewing and learning from more of your content!

[@anewcareerinanewtown]

Great economical set up and excellent end result. Was the wide shot on something like a 35mm/1.4 ?

[@josearizaca_audiovisual]

Nice work! the match camera really good.

[@senseguide]

Awesome. Real talk. Practice. Cool.

[@mariocomeq1961]

The final graded color was really good.

[@FrankNazario]

thank you for your light pointers ... easy to implement and study thank you again.

[@MarvinEkojoe]

Beautifully explained.. This is just what i was searching for. An immediate sub from me!!! Thank you Tom!

[@DanielGonzzz]

Great clean concise information, thank you! Very informative and straight to the point, good stuff!

[@AxellFolley]

Nice those lights are pretty powerful outdoor

[@ChrisBrayPhotos]

So useful Tom!!! I'm looking to do video interviews for marking at my company sometime soon, and this helped me a lot with knowing how to set up lights the right way. I will check out more of your videos now

[@rudisordes1753]

Great these examples with the light placements. Thanks.

[@EricBartolo]

shot at 8:17 is so powerful! Great tutorial, thank you for this and for the helpful information!

[@TheCleverCarbuncle]

Dang, good work. I like that first interview setup and that light you used for the background. Great tips regarding face shadows.

[@GoffyTv]

great tutorial dude! really simple easy steps. Well done!

[@ohmbhuma]

Great! Thanks alot man. Look forward to learn more on your channel.

[@rosemarydrumcompany6824]

Tom this was a fantastic video. Thanks for putting this together!

[@mirmarian09]

Tom you are amazing, i really like your light setup.

[@mimoreque1805]

Awesome tutorials Tom. Thanks and greetings from México.

[@andypantsowen]

This was great! Lots of interesting solutions. Some simple, but still very effective, nice job!

[@mp4vids]

I need to learn more about color grading. Thank you for the video!

[@lucazoti]

Well done. Best tutorial I´ve seen about this topic. Do you have any tut about your A6500 color profile? s-Log2 only without change the setting? Thank you Tom!

[@waynewrz]

Great tips man. Love the way you explained all the set-ups.

[@patrickseitisoseitiso4318]

Excellent tutorial Tom. Thanks for the tips

[@reecestraw2529]

Thanks Tom, got some interview/bio stuff coming up, will be sure to try some of this out with my Rotolight set up

[@TomAntos]

Great setup. Best of luck!

[@RichStudios]

Beautiful shots!

[@noblecopy2200]

Excellent tips. Much appreciated. Thank you.

[@resetartes767]

Fantastic advice as always Tom. Sometimes it's just reassuring to know you're going generally in the right direction!

[@KristiyanKostadinov]

This was great. Keep them coming

[@brightpathvideo]

Great class. Got a lot out of it. Thanks for the excellent teaching.

[@jacksonkingsley7414]

Some great pointers even a professional can learn from

[@aqilalsayegh]

I really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for making them.❤️💐

[@davemckinney7097]

After watching this tutorial, I sat glued through the entire documentary. Beautiful and important work - thanks for that. I was inspired by what you all accomplished with such a small number of talented people. And I very much liked the lighting and color of the interviews and the look of the entire film. Please, what drone and drone camera did you use - those shots were so sharp - even on KZbin?

[@jamesl.223]

In this 2 minute tutorial ....me confused when I see a 9:25 run time on video lol. Thanks for the content though :)

[@AnalogMonoxide]

Great stuff Tom, love the before/after shots and practical breakdown here. Thanks - subscribed.

[@Gwerd]

Thanks Tom! Great refresher how-to before tomorrows interview...

[@cncmedia1461]

Brilliant as always, cheers Tom

[@moochannel523]

Thank you for your many lessons, Aragorn.

[@AustinOmoria]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. I'd like to ask if you can do a tutorial on how to use the color chart thing? It's my first time of seeing that. Thank you very much.

[@diptiman2008]

Very concise and informative.

[@PrettyLady7282]

great video as always! thanks Tom!

[@BrendanEvan]

Such a useful video! Thanks

[@shadi5885]

A GREAT example of “don’t fix it in post” when you decided to leave the light. 😂 Shot looked beautiful tho, I didn’t notice it was a light before you mentioned it

[@PraveenKumar-fs6of]

Agreed !

[@raychelrabon5092]

Great interview set-ups, thanks for the video!

[@krane15]

Great tutorial. As for no tripod, that's what monopods are for.

[@lachimsojdag]

awesome ! thanks for sharing ! i am amazed how gh4 image looks good. Great tips agina thanks for sharing

[@ismailkoyuncu5518]

Great work and explations..Thanks for all. So i can to be director..✌🏻🙏😊

[@tehseenshaikh1882]

Tom! You nailed everytime man! Kudos!

[@TomAntos]

Thnx

[@tehseenshaikh1882]

Always welcome!

[@schoeferfilm]

Very cool tips Tom 👍🏻😊 best regards from a small german filmmaker 😉🎬🎥

[@beautifullyaccepted9841]

Okay, great video, but I have to know... where were these beautiful shots taken at the end!? This town/city is beautiful! I need to go there. 😍

[@TomAntos]

Thank you! Those shots were done in various towns in Belgium

[@eddiejaoude]

Great tips, thank you. I do coding interviews and struggle with the setup. I will try these next time 👍

[@ismailkoyuncu5518]

I learn a lot of from you. Wich one the camera are you prefer for cinematic. Sony A7ii or BlackMagicPocket 4K ? Thanks.

[@acubedproductions1455]

Thanks for the tips! Great stuff as always!!

[@dejffjed]

3:00 The blue light from the side doesn't look nice. Too harsh, too unnatural.

[@nunoviotti]

nice color grade, very similar, the GH4 and the a6500, Gratz!

[@videocasetteTV]

Mr Tom really awesome tutorial and Very straight forward, Is came tv 55 almost the same like deld 4 from dedo light in base of focusing the light as hard light, I have demand kindly may create low key lighting series as lighting dozen series which i like it because you used in it cheap lighting, so kindly i hope you create one for low key lighting with cheap lighting also, sorry for long comment but really what i like in your work, that you do not use expensive fixtures which are not affordable for most of us

[@MervandtheMagicTones]

Excellent info, Tom... subbed!

[@luciano.armani]

very good informational video thank you!

[@mihirkulkarni5264]

Nice setups! Great info!