Why great filmmakers shoot scenes like this

[@AllThingsFilm1]

I like the formula especially. One Location One Object One Character One Concept / Conflict Very simple, yet well structured.

[@ZachRamelan]

It keeps the creative process easy

[@dandanthesoundman7607]

Bro, you're a YT Legend man!!! Proving that the process really is within anyone's grasp.

[@ZachRamelan]

YES so happy you got this out of the video

[@GamingZoneLivestream]

Awesome editing with Filmora. Love the way you used Filmora features.

[@thatKONNORguy]

I feel like this is actually a good example of not relaying too hard on "shot-length rule", since I felt like most of the most shots here needed to breathe more. Interesting ideas all around though.

[@ZachRamelan]

Thanks, I’m doing another cut that’s a bit more suspenseful and has more breathing room. (Stay tuned).

[@ABPlanet]

This is Insane, I Can't believe it, I must say Filmora 14 is a next level video editor with these new AI Features.

[@RTMedia24]

What absolutely love about watching your content. Is you are able to show that you can film with literally what you have. Great job ill always be a fan and enjoy the knowledge

[@ZachRamelan]

So happy this helped and inspired. Would love to see the stuff you’re cooking up.

[@RTMedia24]

Man i have alot i want to work on just nothing i have had time to work on. Unfortunately, working fulltime and doing this on the side has hurt my videography just a bit. Graduating from full sail and then learning to market was a struggle. I hope to get back to work after the holidays on something. I appreciate your videos man.

[@Alec15]

The director from 1917 watching this 👁️👄👁️

[@UrvasiPandey]

Filmora improved a lot from basic to a hub of AI features, making editing easier. 🥰🥰🥰

[@ANigerianPrince]

It’s important to note that most of these decisions are made during the scriptwriting process. It’s possible to make changes like this during editing but it’s rarely necessary because they’ve usually worked out all the kinks before it gets there. At least in great movies.

[@amusingaida]

Love your videos... as I explore short films I see your channel as what is possible with more application. More importantly: taking inspiration from movies to test the boundaries of what we can do, with the tools we have.

[@ZachRamelan]

Thank you so much! The textbooks are there; we just gotta watch em!

[@RuhiGanapuli]

This is the great editing in Filmora ❣️❣️❣️

[@SitaThacker]

Filmora 14 is awesome😘, AI features are damn cool. ❤️❤️❤️

[@mayaraj7157]

what a great use of Filmora 14 AI Color Palette.

[@davey_gravy]

Filmora looks amazing!

[@theresemarkham9387]

I always enjoy watching your informative videos.

[@ZachRamelan]

Glad you like them!

[@vayupandya1650]

Great use of Filmora new tools, AI color palette is best.

[@WinterForgeFilms]

This was a great video! Nicely done!

[@ZachRamelan]

Glad you liked it. I really enjoyed making it

[@WinterForgeFilms]

@ I think it is easy to get stuck in the “action, reaction, reveal” mode of filmmaking so this concept was very eye opening! What a great way to be able to slow the pace but maintain interest. Once you see things this way everything makes sense. Thanks again for putting this together. Love it!

[@andymason4459]

This is a very interesting concept. Great video

[@ZachRamelan]

Glad you liked it

[@INDABAMOVIES]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video

[@ZachRamelan]

Thank you so much

[@devkhosla5139]

I have never seen any video editor that offers as many effects as Filmora does.

[@braxtonwoullard1188]

I didn’t know you edit with Filmora. I thought you were using premiere pro. I stop using Filmora due to the software had issues dealing with Sony’s slog 3, almost all of my footage’s either had noise in it or some weird color artifact, even when I did the ol ETTR thing. I ended up switching to Davinci and haven’t looked back since.

[@ZachRamelan]

I edit with Premiere Pro but been on the fence for years (hoping that adobe’s AI updates change the game).

[@RossRadcliffe]

great breakdown

[@ZachRamelan]

Thanks!

[@Despolitizado]

You could make a guide, a blog post or even an ebook detailing this better for us... you could even sell the ebook and I would buy it.

[@ZachRamelan]

You’ve got me thinking 🤔 definitely wanna expand on this

[@jacquelinedsantos]

I only use Filmora for my school projects!!

[@LouisLuzuka]

If you only had one body and one lens what would you pick 😮

[@joshuapradhan8658]

35mm

[@ZachRamelan]

FX3 - 35mm

[@Jeff_Lathrop]

Bmcc 6k ff with 24-70 f/2.8

[@LouisLuzuka]

How do I make a vlog but practice the reveal ❤

[@ZachRamelan]

Every 5 seconds show or say something new, so instead of repeating you’re revealing

[@errol3184]

What is "ai" about the sound effects?

[@ZachRamelan]

I think it creates new ones? Not sure but really useful

[@SandyinYoutube]

❤❤❤

[@matangox]

Dude, you generalising big time when you are talking about shot duration. Actually I would say you're misleading people by boxing yourself into a specific style. There are truly great filmmakers where shots go on for minutes, sometimes for tens of minutes or hours. Tsai Ming Liang, Hou Hsiao Hsien, Lav Diaz, Bela Tarr, Andrei Tarkovski, J. L. Godard, Kenji Mizoguchi, Orson Welles, Aleksander Sokurov, Michelangelo Antonioni,... Actually I would say your claim is more wrong than right. That being said I don't know anything about you and this channel. I can just judge this video. Making content about filmmaking is a good thing. The problem is when people are paying for a course and...

[@MrFanSoundtracks]

Filmorara 14 genuinely seems like a great for beginneing filmmakers and KZbinrs. Also fantastic video once again man, always learning something new with your videos

[@KusumKashyap-w2r]

I have never seen any video editor that offers as many effects as Filmora does.