Top 15 Mistakes Beginner Filmmakers Make

Tips for beginner filmmakers on how to shoot films.
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Here's a written list of all 15 common mistakes from the video:
1 Weak story
2 Undercooked scripts
3 Bad sound
4 Poor casting choices
5 Poor shot composition
6 White walls
7 Poor lighting
8 Unnecessary insert shots
9 Lingering
10 Too many pregnant pauses
11 No blocking (movement)
12 Too much chit chat
13 Action for the sake of action
14 Clichés
15 Generic music
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[@nolankorica3752]

Everybody needs to watch this before they make a film. Period.

[@nolankorica3752]

Another thing, this video should be shown to everybody in the filmmaking industry.

[@sepehrsaryazdi9690]

+Korica Productions Funny thing, I watched this video before starting on a film for a competition and I won.

[@nolankorica3752]

That just goes to show that Darious Britt knows his stuff.

[@nolankorica3752]

True, but somebody has to start somewhere. It doesn't matter if you have talent, it matters if you're motivated enough to learn and experience.

[@lancethrustworthy]

+Korica Productions Agreed. As one can develop a critical eye for a good shot, one can also develop a sense of timing, styles of wit, etc.

[@ZicajosProductions]

"I didn't make the rules of the game, I'm just letting you know what game you're playing." Damn well said. I love this channel!

[@matthewwriter9539]

...and here I thought we were playing chess.

[@abhirai216]

Damn you know how to shoot and edit your video. Because I generally watch under 5 minutes videos and I didn't even realized I'm watching this for 17 minutes.

[@catonsvilletheatre7767]

The 512 dislikes are all from Hollywood Filmmakers guilty of these.

[@federicoviola42]

lol - hahaha, you are possibly right

[@iradesimpaofficial6153]

😂😂😂Facts

[@chandhuthulasi3722]

కేక.. Power punch

[@Anshul_Barnawa_Live]

What is dislike I never heard about that 😁

[@Fullbatteri]

"...but you had good sound quality, audiences will tolerate that cuz they'll assume that the movie was supposed to look like shit..." You killed me xD I'll take that to heart.

[@geraldmerkowitz4360]

The light in your eyes makes you look like a cyborg. I love it.

[@ralizon]

I legit couldn't look at anything else.

[@C.Church]

This video is three years old now. But at a Potato Jet video I saw last night he said it was a ring light, very popular about 10 years ago but it causes the ring in the eyes because the camera is right at the center of the light.

[@vipul6304]

It's good for women sometimes. It is highly-super distracting! He should add this to another mistake.

[@skatepark02]

He’s clearly a Synth

[@KerWallis]

The test results have come in, and, I'm sorry to say this, but there's a 89% chance he's a replicant.

[@hckyrules]

One of the very best long pauses I have ever seen is in the movie Flight. When Denzel Washington walks away from the vodka bottle on the hotel mini fridge, and the bottle stay in full view for a long time. It builds that tension, that makes you perceive how strong alcoholism affects the character. That’s a proper long pause.

[@JohnBradford14]

Here's one: writing dialogue that a character wouldn't believably say, or micromanaging dialogue until it comes across as forced. One of the best tips I heard was to let actors ad-lib small talk because that's how small talk is actually made. Feel free to film it, too, that way you have more context to work with. Don't, for example, just write the punchline to a joke that doesn't have a wind-up and then expect the actors to organically react to it.

[@kingphatty578]

Yep. Couldn’t agree more.

[@johnNYgoesLA]

I am an amateur photographer. It surprises me how many of those mistakes apply to my line of work. wow

[@RealGengarTV]

I guess when push comes to shove, photography and filming really is more or less the same thing. The more of a story you can tell by JUST the imagery alone the better..

[@gxrsky]

Well it is, but editing and being able to add movement is what makes A HUGE difference between them.

[@tareklegrand7747]

you have to learn photography before filming you should know that

[@charliedawson4877]

It really turns me off when a photo has bad audio.

[@StefanReich]

Your photos have bad sound? Or too much chit chat?

[@TheAlmonteFilms]

Thanks a lot man. Aspiring filmmaker here and I've probably made about half of these mistakes. I've been filmmaking but not really studying up enough and just using my raw talent. Recently started up a film team and knew that I had to step my game up if it meant having an actual production crew.

[@D4Darious]

TheAlmonteFilms Thank you for commenting Almonte! You'll definitely need a crew if you want to make films on a regular basis.

[@martinezmrf]

I'm doing the same thing man. I've always been filming since I was young but haven't really studied besides watching how they shot in movies and such, but this video helped a lot! Never realized that I made many of these mistakes. But now I'm definitely going to improve.

[@EposVox]

Good shit and brutal truths

[@natesenft5376]

EposVox you are a tech channel correct?

[@natesenft5376]

I think I am subbed but I am subbed to almost 300 people

[@JimTheKid]

Im subed to you

[@FrenchieFries]

OMG I HAVE DONE ALL OF THOSE THINGS!!! I've quickly learned about white walls, generic music, and especially the framing!!!

[@richardthomas7435]

Thank you- four years of film school in 17 minutes. I am always looking for shout cuts. I would add that you should always look for ways to insert Humor, people love to laugh. You have a good handle on that!!!!

[@keithperkins9871]

Richard Thomas yes, but you have to really really pick your moments sometimes but I do agree

[@Featureman]

Very good advice. I worked in Hollywood for many years, usually as an extra. This is a very helpful video for anyone planning to make a movie. The only thing I might add is to avoid exposition, which is telling the story instead of showing it. An example might be having a character who is on the phone and who says something like "What's that? You say you met someone who knew your grandma in Transylvania and he thinks you are related to Count Dracula... and he is coming over to the house tonight? And he will arrive about 6 PM when the full moon is coming up and he will be wearing a tuxedo?"

[@LerriHelion33333]

That line could work in a comedy film though

[@BriceHoward7001]

Hahaha... That's pretty funny..... Just tell the whole damn movie huh?

[@martacastillo6272]

Yeah I when I see beginnings like that in films I'm like, this dude's really vocally informative, I also hate people who think out loud, it's unrealistic

[@p-cgrygiel2113]

Me and my friends are making our own music. Yesterday 2 of my friends spent 2 and a half hours recording music they played on my other friend’s keyboard. Now we have our own original theme song

[@chaos2love736]

nice work

[@hollywoodhawkins9730]

"Sounds About right" - guy in the hallway.

[@talkinganimalfan3143]

Who is the guy in the hallway?

[@michaelclogan]

"You're too weak in your current state" - Martial arts master in the back yard.

[@evren.builds]

Made freaking 3 of those mistakes in my first film :D

[@D4Darious]

It's all apart of learning ;)

[@evren.builds]

D4Darious Thanks for teaching ;)

[@rhoddity]

Me too! High five! o/

[@gabrielrosales4344]

ive done a lot its hard cause at first it seems like a good idea and then in post you realize what you have done

[@astroreel7600]

Us every time! Haha But we're still trying!

[@AlexLeonidas]

Funny because many popular films make many of these mistakes

[@videogamebomer]

Which popular flim has sound problems

[@JackMarchetti29]

Amazing how much an audience will forgive when it comes to visuals as long as the story works and the sound is good. "Clerks" looks awful, but no one cares. And ironically, we filmmakers seem to spend all our time worrying about the camera.

[@UnsinkableJoe]

I know right? Far from the madding crowd was very under cooked, scenes didn't make sense most of the time, scenes or shots didn't have any build up and the whole time I was thinking how I would fix this and that

[@Nickasfghjklguzzi]

last place I thought id find Alex

[@rorycowieson5924]

the film Kes has terrible sound

[@TheRightLadder]

Sometimes I stand in one place doing nothing while I'm talking. I'm a walking amateur movie.

[@TheAverageJonny]

I like that you don't sugarcoat any mistakes that can be made, because at the end, its your audience's reaction that matters. I feel like any film-makers can find this very useful. Nice Job buddy

[@WonderingPictures]

Genius! And you're hilarious 😂

[@D4Darious]

Why thank you ;)

[@fanfaretloudest]

+D4Darious I appreciate this video. Great job!

[@azrielbarrow9034]

+D4Darious You're awesome! I am over the short film department for a film festival and you are spot on....OMG how many times do I have to see the main character walking somewhere? Waking up? Making tea? I mean really?

[@crystaldominguez628]

Wondering Pictures I agree he makes me more and more into film making or short film making.. and makes it more interesting.

[@keithperkins9871]

hes not hilarious he's darious

[@michaelmccullough1726]

great video, but the eyes were very distracting from the rwhite rings

[@EdsVideoCafe]

+Michael McCullough oh please.

[@SimplyBeingLara]

it's called lighting

[@dane.ted.]

lara Sometimes lighting is beneficial, sometimes detrimental. Darkness is just as important as light.

[@doznt12]

I agree Mike, distracting... but freaky cool.

[@ArtsyDiy]

“Poor casting”...... Does you siblings count😂

[@iBot.]

your*

[@colecurrier604]

What about DC movies? 😂😂😂

[@NCRRanger16]

Just as long as your three year old sister isn't playing a evil drug lord kingpin. lol

[@hailrossart1019]

Cole Currier Most DC castings are spot on so shut your dumbass up.

[@Trone2]

So long as they're built for the role. Example: If i had a brother who is 21 years old who casted as a failed performer then he'd be fine, but not as a old man giving advice.

[@hayleygolzer]

I noticed that I made almost all of these mistakes in my past films. Thanks for making this video! It really helps!

[@Molokai17]

You should be a teacher/professor @ U of A. Excellent advice!

[@D4Darious]

Kirby Wright Thank you Kirby =)

[@WildRabiea]

Watching this before film school exam - thank you, great tips!

[@scarletstarlet773]

Well how did it go?

[@DaneDiggler.]

This actually has helped me out a lot as an animator as well! Thank you very much and keep up the great work.

[@demonizer133]

This is by far one of the best videos I've ever seen about starting out in filmmaking! I think I first watched it about a year ago, and I still remember it vividly. These lessons are invaluable and I'm grateful to you for having made it! :)

[@shadeburst]

Great work! If I had such a luxury as a budget I'd love you to make my film.

[@alexandra4real360]

You could still ask him or ask him for advice. He might help you out. He seems nice

dude you are a genius

[@DutchDinosaur]

and a cyborg... look at his fucking eyes

[@indigo5180]

DutchDinosaur light ring

[@Drasengan75]

more like Rinnegan LOOL!

[@BoBowles]

I SUPER LOVE the ring light reflection in your eyes, it keep's my eyes locked onto your eyes even with all the movement happening in all three axis

[@gagatai]

I've been studying film making for a few years but I found this video really refreshing my memories and a great guide line to everyone holding a camera

[@tremendojoel]

Wow, i just realized how much mistakes I've been doing. Thanks for this video, you should do a second part. It is very helpful.

[@D4Darious]

You're more than welcome :)

[@Aspectco]

D4Darious hey can you check my channel and tell me the mistakes iv been doing my email is on my chain you can get ahold of me at

[@BasementHorrors]

i seriously find myself watching this at least twice a month lol,

[@D4Darious]

I'm glad you're finding this helpful in your journey to becoming a better filmmaker BH. Thank you for sharing that with me!

[@Adithiyanvenkat]

This is the video that got me started, I'm mesmerized how big of an impact Darius has made on my life, binge watching and teaching my self how to film helped me loads, I'm now doing my first commissioned short film, because of him! And film riot ofc, but major MAJOR ups to him! Darius Brit I'll forever be grateful 💜💪

[@matthewrichards8497]

This video helped me SO MUCH by the time I did my first professional narrative...that made it into one film festival so far! Thank you, Darius. The details about interesting backgrounds helped in a big way.

[@punkreol]

Yo Darious, I'm doing a video marathon of your channel, you're just so HELPFUL, thanks for that, keep up the good work ! And also you're so damn cool

[@D4Darious]

Amine Anli Thank you Amine! I'll be honest, I'm a little embarrassed by my earlier videos hahaha. I look back at some of them and cringe. I'm really glad the info is helpful to you though bruh and good luck. Thank YOU for watching!

[@terrellb2165]

I agree with most of these but the hit show "Mr. Robot" basically shits on the "Rule of thirds" thing. I think Great Story is King.

[@EliInfante]

Great stuff man I love how you show examples of good and bad!

[@Glen.Danielsen]

Darious! Priceless word! Thanks so much for unabashed honesty and hugely helpful thing! God bless, 💛😊

[@MrDeeb8]

lmao dude.. you're awesome. first vid I watched, subbed immediately.

[@D4Darious]

Glad you enjoyed it. Welcome aboard Deeb8 ;)

[@guillaumeml3026]

MrDeeb8 omg same! This guy looks awesome

[@WheelDweller]

I'm just glad that at NO POINT did this guy say "Yo" or "What's up?". Just about every KZbin film I see uses that! Good points, though. I'll be watching.

[@SergioGomezSr7]

he said yo at 5 secs

[@snoopy_poopy69]

liar

[@GoldenCenturyMotionPictures]

+Brian Fahrlander Please check out my video Film and i aint no amateur i hope you enjoy it

[@bergamotewilks]

You're being sarcastic right? When he said yo a massive YO flashed on the screen lol

[@strategoscastaneda9095]

Hey, D4Various, you're the mentor I've been looking for! You're a professional!

[@mantequillasanchez3709]

This Channel is pure gold, thanks.

[@DES3CWT]

I found this to be very helpful, as I am working on a small production right now. I had to face palm myself too, because I used the waking up scene in it, and I think I've even done it before. Along with too many close-ups. And bad sound. Yeah basically this video described all the mistakes I've made. So thank you for making this!

[@D4Darious]

U.N.D.Y.S. Productions thank you for watching U.N.D.Y.S. and for commenting!

[@marcoestiercol6112]

You not only said the right things, but in a very fun and entertaining fashion.

[@D4Darious]

Marco Estiercol Glad you enjoyed it Marco.

[@MustaqeemSJ]

Thanks so much Darious! I cant tell you how useful this video is!

[@PriceGroove]

Thank you so much. These are great concepts. I appreciate that they're practical too, they're mostly things we can fix right away

[@piercesokoleoko1899]

I've been watching this 10 times or more because this video presents the most important things of filmmaking. Every time when I write a screenplay I watch this video to have no doubt that my movie will have these mistakes. Thanks Darious!

[@Aranaaaw]

I don't usually subscribe after seeing one video but I just did, thanks man these tips will save me some embarrassment /=)

[@D4Darious]

Fiachra Holland Haha you're more than welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@HezekiahCrocker]

Fiachra Holland I just did the exact same thing. Definitely gonna steal these tips if you don't mind haha.

[@msdaskapital]

I love your generous knowledge sharing. So dope that I have a go-to guru that is entertaining and no bs. Watching this again for some reminders!

[@BuffFam]

Love the lighting you used for this video! Thanks for all the advice!

[@user-ly2er2mb2g]

This was the first video of yours that I watched, and it is great. Keep up the good work!

[@fanfaretloudest]

+Joseph Conte Same here! I saved this one and hope others get to check it out too.

[@JekYL6669pm]

Fantastic video man! Thank you for simple, but tres informative tips.

[@OnKizomba]

Perfect tips Darius! You are the best discovery for me to learn filmmaking! Really appreciate your work and help to other people!:) Great way you keep intructional videos hip and fun!:)

[@andrestiankardoes8103]

I love the visual examples! So helpful!!!!!

[@DylanSaliba]

Good information, thank you for sharing! That ring light catch light is freaking me out though!!!

[@D4Darious]

lol thank you Dylan :)

[@bryanemurphy]

You have an incredible knack for making film information and instruction clear and concise... another excellent video!

[@D4Darious]

Bryan Murphy Thank you Bruh! I try.

[@DingbatToast]

It's 2018, I just started making movies, and I just discovered this superb channel with this amazing teacher. I love KZbin and I love this guys style. Thank you for your passionate and motivational advise , guidance and inspiration!

[@loudxhippy]

This was a great video with many valid point that i didn't know. Got a lot of insight on what to do/not to do and what to think about once i get ready to make films.

[@myfbx]

I don't do mistakes. I watch Film Riot.

[@ryanmcentire5704]

+MyFBX Don't forget about indy mogul. Although they don't post anymore, it's still a good source.

[@myfbx]

Ryan McEntire Yeah, but I like Film Riot a bit more. :D

[@ryanmcentire5704]

MyFBX although Film Riot does have better teaching methods and updated effects and diy builds, indy mogul was the first film channel I watched so it has more of a connection to me than film riot.

[@dylanr.976]

Ryan McEntire they're beginning to upload consistently now

[@RealGengarTV]

About filming in a small apartment.. I'm no film maker but i think using a wide angle lens helps in giving the shot more depth (don't go overboard though, no fisheye unless you'r filming the effects of drugs or something). And when selecting lens for the shot, consider aperture to get that shallow depth of field that keeps focus on what's important. P.S. fantastic flick, though I really did learn a lot :)

[@amirghorban7112]

I’m learning so much from your videos man . Very thankful for your channel 🙏

[@ComAcad]

I've been teaching filmmaking for 35 years and you are spot on. Well done. Keep it up. Thanks.

[@CowfaicdRealm]

..So, I didn't know about this channel, and I didn't think I'd like this video as much, but these are really helpful tips! I really thought you were going to talk about autofocus/bad focus, bad lighting, etc.; but you had some good tips man!

[@niccinaraine7342]

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[@KreativeKill]

Nicci Naraine exactly what i was thinking! xacta!

[@ShidamProductions]

Darious, you speak very well and were informative and helpful. Thank you very much for sharing and helping us learn. Luckily we do apply most of these concepts with our skits but you definitely gave me a few things that I can improve on in the future. It was helpful how you showed examples of what you were talking about.

[@D4Darious]

ShidamProductions Thank you for commenting Shidam =)

[@primacyfilms6706]

Darious - Again...You crushed it! Loved it.

[@TECHDRONEMEDIA]

Brilliant and very good advice

[@NordikCreative]

This video is excellent

[@D4Darious]

Nordik Thank you Nordik!

[@davidseitiso4911]

damn, u kept it 100% all the way, every now and then u stepped on my toes, thanks bro, great video.

[@HakamasMaximus]

Loved it! Great info and delivery!

[@BradZimmermanNZ]

Darious, you are amazing. So charismatic and just a joy to watch. Thanks for the great tips!

[@TheRightLadder]

This is gold, Jerry! Gold!

[@BraveBoxingClub]

Yo man. This was super helpful. It really gave me a lot to think about when looking at my own work.

[@MakeUpJunkie2285]

Love your knowledge! Your channel is so full of valuable information. Thank you 👍

[@jonfraserdop]

I always come back to this video every time I start working on a film, just to be sure I remember these mistakes! thanks dude!

[@a55a55inx]

I think one exception to the "Too much chit chat" rule is a Tarantino film. His films tend to have long scenes of "chit chat" but the dialogue is so good that you don't mind listening to it.

[@kaidne]

yeah and he uses subtext very well

[@erickgarcia9377]

And Rohmer, and Jarmusch, and Ozu, and Tarkovsky, and Wenders, just to name a few. Darius was too liberal by saying dont use too much chit chat, but I think he ment dont use too much chit chat that doesnt mean anything or add to the film. Tarantino likes to use long dialogue driven scenes, but his "chit chat" becomes the story, substance, and high suspense points in his film.

[@BasicFilmmaker]

Holy hell! I tried 9 times to watch this and KZbin would randomly throw me over to a B&H video called "15 Mistakes People Make When Taking Photos (and How To Correct Them)". LOL! Anyway, this just became one of my favs, and answers so many questions I get asked about "Hey. what's wrong with my video?" Thank you...you just saved me about 2 hours a week making this. :)

[@D4Darious]

***** Basic! Always good to hear from you. How go the travels? I'm glad that you found this useful Sir!

[@BasicFilmmaker]

D4Darious Well, apparently my response to your comment is floating in space. Try again...HEY! Thanks! I am finally back after a month of travel and hope to post something this next week after the dust settles and I get some frickin sleep. Best to ya! :)

[@tea9606]

you give such clear and valuable information. thankyou!

[@danielwatson5372]

really good video man, keep up the good work

[@rorydiane7094]

This helped me out a lot!

[@TyTurner]

Ring light makes your eyes look craaayyy hah almost Hopsin-esque

[@D4Darious]

Ty Turner I like that cray-cray look lol. It keeps things interesting. Thanks for commenting Ty!

[@JohnSmouseFilms]

Video is SO on point. Well done.

[@TwinFlameReconnections]

Hi Darius, greetings from Chicago.....I still implement the suggestions you gave me in my One on One Coaching session. Thanks, always love your videos.

[@lamenamethefirst]

Very interesting and informative. Subscribed!

[@D4Darious]

Thank you ;)

[@TheAngelo995]

D4Darious Yeah i sub too! Thanks for all the tips dude :)

[@ethanvg2392]

I'm not normally interested in film production, etc., but this guy made is SUPER interesting and entertaining! +1 sub :D

[@adayinthedollhouse1004]

These past few days I’ve been watching a lot of videos giving advice on film stuff… and my ideas for future films are already so much better lol. I changed the generic opening scenes for two films I plan to make and I think they’ll turn out sooooo much better! Thanks for the advice, this was an amazing video!

[@ptbwinland146]

One of your best one's Darious, great job, you put a lot of effort into this

[@MrBen51309]

15:33 I think a lot of filmmakers both amateur and professional should take that advice. Can you imagine if the Coen brothers had ruined No Country For Old Men by filling it with the cheesy music you hear in most action films these days? Awesome video, greetings from Australia.

[@D4Darious]

Thank you Ben. Greetings :)

[@RaymondHamby]

Another good video Darious, thanks for the info. I'm about to start production on my film in a few days! Good tips to keep in mind!

[@D4Darious]

Raymond Hamby Thank you Raymond and good luck bruh! If you're gonna make mistakes, make some good ones =)

[@mitchelkennedy4108]

Great video! Another hot tip for set dressing is two-tone walls. Paint a chair rail and mix some white paint in with your colour for another tone. It acts as sort of an indoor horizon and accentuates where you place your camera, in addition to spicing up your background without adding clutter.

[@TheSaturdayStorytellers]

Wow, this video’s packed with tips - plenty for me to be getting on with! I’m sure I’ll be watching it again as I learn. Thank you, Darious!

[@sharonrostampour6898]

coolest guy on youtube! ..Thanks for the good infos!

[@messianicrogue]

Excellent Video, although I dislike the ring light in your eyes - but I think the camera positioning and look is awesome and you are arguably one of the best presenters I've ever seen - the interesting movement, where's wally shirt, you have personality and charisma in bucket loads - keep up the great work.

[@D4Darious]

messianicrogue Thank you for the feedback messianicrogue. I try to make the videos as engaging as possible because I personally don't care for boring videos haha. I like sharing info with you guys and I really don't want to bore the pants off of anyone in the process =)

[@AdamPrestNZ]

D4Darious Hey love your video, and I LOVE THE RINGLIGHT! What brand and model is it? and where is the best place to get one?

[@flipfilms1759]

So helpful D4, love the funny explanations of things when you change costume and character to make a point.

[@wildath3art93]

Thank you for this. Mad helpful.

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[@D4Darious]

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[@FoundingFather]

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