Reacting to "Watchtower of Turkey" by Leonardo Dalessandri

[@blurr009]

Awesome job breaking down the video! Can you tell me how the editing from 4:08 to 4:10 was done?

[@osamamghazal]

hi sure, taking quick shots, each one lasts for 2 frames at most, set them up right after each other in your software and you're all set. The trick is, all your chosen shots must be taken in the same direction, so if you want this exact same style, you can notice that all of them were moving from left to right, so it means he was panning right all his shots for this part...etc Then you can tweak it up a little by nesting, increase the speed and adding a slight directional blur

[@blurr009]

Oh I thought it'd be something like that. Thank you so much, cheers!

[@DailyWirePlus]

@@blurr009 it's more complicated than that. even if you do one frame each it would be too slow. you need to line up a frame each, "nest" them together, then change the nest speed to be 200-300%. thats the best way to achieve this look

[@blurr009]

@@DailyWirePlus Ohso the key is speed! Thank you!

[@HeeeeeeeeLoL]

I really really appreciate you doing the analysis of the video. It's such a refreshing view and perspective to actually admire and dissect the video. Please do more soon. You just got yourself a loyal sub bruh! Thank you again!!

[@osamamghazal]

Thank you very much for your kind words :)

[@ledzhvisuals]

Thank you so much for this analysis. I came first from Sam Kolder camera movement effects and transitions to him (Leonardo) somehow. I thought that there is nobody better than Sam, but I was mistaken. I think I found a man whom from everything began. Now I understood that there is more I can see than I just watched before. I have no words to say how Im happy I found Leonardo Dalessanndri video arts so inspired to me. And thank you for your time to create this analysis again. Good job.

[@osamamghazal]

Thank you very much for your words :)

[@musabinho]

Brilliant analysis mate, well done. and yeah, i truly agree with the storytelling part. We have to tell a story in order to make the video more interesting, i really suffer from the storytelling thing, though i am still learning new techniques about it.

[@deedee-yk2vi]

Thanks, man! Been finding tutorials about how to edit Watchtower of Turkey. Great job!

[@osamamghazal]

Anytime :) glad you found it useful.

[@ANDRIANFEMIXOBOY]

This is I am looking for.. thanks man for the sharing the video. This watchtower video is masterpiece.

[@osamamghazal]

Thank you :) ... I tried to explain it how I see it so I am really glad you found it helpful.

[@ANDRIANFEMIXOBOY]

osama m ghazal yes thank's. this is really helpful for me. 👍

[@mikojYT]

Great video man! I'm currently making a travel video inspired by Watchtower of Turkey and this really helped me out

[@osamamghazal]

You're most welcome .. glad you found it useful:)

[@Gonzafe47]

Hi Dude!, can you share it?

[@GanLaDeng]

10:54 Matching the movements

[@nigarfarmanova3062]

Hi! Great job! Where can i find woman whispering as he used in his video?

[@DanielTihonov]

Thank you very much, im actually shooting a Film about genova the next 10 days, so thanks:) One question : How do you Film People, i mean do you ask them or do you Just start filming them, how do you do all that stuff, im not sure. I would really appreciate your opinion/ answer on that:-)

[@Iliasse]

+1 subscriber ! All I can say is thank you, and keep up the good work my friend !

[@osamamghazal]

You are very welcome :)

[@rogergarolacasas6014]

what a work! I wonder how many days, and month he spend on doing this masterpiece... does anyone know?

[@Nothingsavew]

Why does not he keep it up his channel? How i can watch his product recently?

[@belma26]

Very nice ! love it I would really like to learn how to film and edit like Leonardo Dalessandri, do you know or find an online training ?

[@osamamghazal]

you can find a bunch of other people who try to focus on using the camera to achieve this technique. For now, I am just focusing on post-production. But once I get a proper filming gear I will make lots of my own vidz :)

[@hassaanghani4119]

Anyone know any sight from where we easily get the instrument music?

[@lorijohnson9230]

beautiful

[@freeroamsdjo2986]

If u analyze this beauty , it wil lose It's pleasure , Just watch and enjoy

[@irineosk6843]

Can you tell us if he took the shots at 60 fps or 120fps or 24fps?

[@osamamghazal]

Most likely 120

[@SaliemMoeslan]

thank you so much

[@osamamghazal]

You are welcome :)

[@MarcosMediavilla]

Hi Osama! Do you know what voice effect he use for the speech of the girl at first seconds of video? I would aprecciate your help very much. I use Adobe Premiere for editing but I didn´t find anything similar. Thank you!

[@osamamghazal]

Marcos Mediavilla hi Marcos thank you very much for leaving this comment. If you mean the breath like sound, you can find something similar on freesound.org .... but the speech itself, he had a lady worked with him but I don’t remember her name honestly! Hope that helps

[@dkes955032]

Omg this is awsome!!!

[@osamamghazal]

Thank you so much :)

[@sanguinecreative589]

can you tell me about the sound effect transition ?

[@osamamghazal]

Hi ... sure, you can use this a quick start for free sound effects. freesound.org/home/login/?next=/home/

[@kaanyilmaz9139]

Man i was so excited to watch this video. You made me enlighten thats why i loved this watchtower video so much. What was the name of the director also you gave example of his quote who won the Oscar? Could u tell me please?

[@osamamghazal]

Thank you so much for the kind words ... the director's name is Ron Howard.

[@ksa_net]

What camera did he use do think?

[@ZilveriCosas]

From his interview: "When you are on the road shooting a personal project you cannot bring loads of equipment. Besides my two cameras, the Panasonic GH3 and the entry-level GoPro3, I had my MacBook Pro 2013 and two LaCie rugged portable 2TB drives. I didn’t use anything else. No sliders, no mounts, no stabilizing gear. I had a little tripod, but I did every shot hand-held. I had three lenses on my GH3: a Lumix 12 - 35 f2.8, a cheap 14 - 140 zoom lens and my favorite: a Leica 42.5 f1.2 nocticron. On the screenshot you also see an old Sony camera that I did not use. Most of the footage in the video came from the GH3."

[@osamamghazal]

well, back in the day I heard that he was using Sony. Now I don't really know but I know that Leica is one among the rest of his filming gear

[@rüzgarınadı]

WHERE can I find all his interview? thanks

[@antonngata9975]

Gh3

[@storiesbyaleem]

do you know the which music he used in this video ?

[@osamamghazal]

Experience" by Ludovico Einaudi

[@travel9to5]

amazing explanation. subscribed

[@osamamghazal]

thank you :)

[@hassaanghani4119]

Good analyze love from pakistan