Setting the Look for a Film

[@africanwildlifeonline]

Simple, concise and with thought provoking insights - thank you 🙏

[@matt-porwoll]

I appreciate the comment!

[@wearetrackclub]

These are great insights! Nice job putting this together, really helpful stuff for filmmakers 👏

[@matt-porwoll]

Thanks!

[@itsmattchase]

Thanks again, Matt!

[@matt-porwoll]

You’re so welcome!

[@malmomotionpictures]

Truly great! Keep em’ coming! 👍✨

[@matt-porwoll]

Thank you! Will do!

[@sydneychuka4304]

Thanks for this

[@matt-porwoll]

My pleasure!

[@mikeBoun]

I am really loving this content. Do you by chance offer any 1 on 1 mentorship?

[@matt-porwoll]

Thank you so much! At the moment, I don't offer 1 on 1 mentorships, but feel free to reach out with any questions you might have or we can schedule a consultation with something you're working on.

[@mikeBoun]

Awesome thanks so much. I will do that! @@matt-porwoll

[@ericnov]

honestly it maybe a trend for every youtuber to sell stuff online but but with this kind of knowledge, myself and 1000 others are requesting for an online course...

[@matt-porwoll]

Thank you! I hope at some point in the future I can put together a comprehensive documentary cinematography course, but in the meantime, I hope this channel continues to be helpful and informative!

[@ericnov]

@@matt-porwoll very informative.

[@CalethiaDeConto]

🤩

[@AnandaGarden]

Strictly personal taste, but I feel that handheld video should be either (a) unavoidable, (b) strongly, strongly, strongly motivated, or (c) omitted. If the actors and the action can't convey emotion, you aren't going to give the viewer a sense of dread, fear, or febrile excitement by waving the camera around. Too many great TV series have been made unwatchable by clueless handholding, e.g., Professor T (Belgium).

[@matt-porwoll]

Thanks for your comment, but I think you missed that this is a channel focusing on verite documentary cinematography. But on the narrative front, I agree with you!

[@ericnov]

am not leaving this space...