YouTube vs Movie Cinematography

[@VezWay007]

When I saw the thumbnail, the first thing I thought of was the audience. In KZbin, the focus is on the audience while in cinema, the watchers are witnesses.

[@stalman]

That’s a good way to put it

[@ebiosh2032]

@Hatwox that escalated

[@baschoen23]

Wow very true 🙌

[@onedapperstreet]

woooooow bro the first 20 seconds and I'm hooked haha

[@maxkern4419]

Absolutely, more people should do that!

[@BerryBoi13]

Same here Marcel!

[@thebrokencomputerpodcast1336]

Agreed!

[@BrendanEvan]

Something on KZbin with “cinematic” in the title that’s actually related to something cinematic!? Tyler you’ve given us too much

[@PolyglotMonkey]

Due to the unnecessary ubiquity of "cinematic" it now evokes the same gag reflex with me like "Covid"...

[@GarrettWatts]

What a beautiful, deeply informative video. Thank you for this man, I wanna level up a bit and this is really helpful.

[@APairOfOldSkoolVans]

Good for you bro, love your videos

[@uddhavsrivilasan8460]

"In movies, slow-motion is a special occasion, it's not used nearly as often." Zack Snyder: What?

[@cheesedust-n3w]

Zack Snyder: Hold my frame.

[@PremiereGal]

Love that intro Stalman. So much work went into this and you executed it perfectly! I also love the part about the “fine mist” haha.

[@adityakumarruhela8273]

Yes mam

[@AronBagel]

There's a certain irony in the fact that if you want to get a cinematic image, you don't need a cinema camera. Just put a light on the far side of someone's face, a neg on the near side, and you're already much closer to that cinematic look that any camera can give you. Also just hats off to that intro sequence, how many attempts did it take to get the timing right on that?!

[@DodaGarcia]

When I first learned, I think from a Parker Walbeck video, that the look we associate with film is far more related to the lighting than it is to the camera it entirely blew my mind.

[@papermelon]

Your cinematic shots of Atsushi were freaking gorgeous. SO perfectly presented.

[@ClayBowen]

THAT INTRO SHOT WOW. Also, I completely agree about cameras being above monitors, that's such an uncomfortable angle

[@qxiz5164]

Yeah if its above it should me a security camera 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tooth_Fairy]

Mans REALLY hooked us all in just the first 20 seconds lol, that was hella beautiful

[@lenaelisabeth]

I keep rewatching that opening, it's so good!

[@yeboiwang]

Wow, I don't know what I should like more... the magic, the cinematic shot, or Tyler's educational information? This is a top-tier video, I learned a lot! Thank you!

[@DustinHarrelson]

Okay this is one of the best KZbin videos I’ve watched in a while

[@kvtsui]

Always appreciate your insight Tyler. Also loved your last podcast episode. You and Levi talking about the motivations over time in being creatives and navigating that space really spoke to me. Can't wait for that upstage lighting video!

[@annemariestrehl]

This was so well explained and shot. The dedication of filming all these details and having all these takes just for a quick youtube tutorial. Really great!

[@avtoportret]

That's actually was very valuable. What's interesting is to see that going with a cinema look on youtube looks just weird. But using same setup from youtube in cinema makes it look unprofessional. They're so different, so incompatible, and so much where they have to be. And another thing - I never studied cinematography, I am self taught, and on youtube they're almost never talk about filming the shadows! Your video is like a third one about that, and I feel like it has to be every second one! It took me years as well untill I saw that, learned that, understood that and started to implement that not just by accident, but intentionally.

[@XENOJewelry]

This inspired me to turn my room into a studio, I always looked for excuses to not put in that kinda work but this video was so professional it makes me wonder why I ever questioned it in the first place lol

[@MahdiTheMagician]

I'm a magician trying to film magic in my home alone during lockdown and this is very inspiring and useful. Thank you! :)

[@vinyleyezz]

This was awesome dude, such great info in one video. Oh and I’m already subscribed ✅

[@BrianZuma]

Honestly my guy killed it for me one the best out there

[@Kobainismyname]

Thank’s for making this video 🖤

[@epicgardening]

Huge flex on that intro

[@retoldbyrae]

I'm soooo glad this video was recommended to me. The fog machine bit was gold! I have been studying some of my favorite movies and trying to figure out how they get that "hazy look" trying different color grading and filters... I had no idea it was so simple!

[@taufiknobo]

Thnx for making this, I literally have a bit of conversation with myself am I want to go “cinematic style” with my videos or just go with common KZbin style Watching this give me a new perspective that two styles are different and having most people have a youtube style video review and I went the other route explains why people said my videos are too dark

[@stalman]

You can definitely combine them, MKBHD is the perfect example of switching back and forth

[@lifeofapotato4595]

Lah bang, kesini juga, awas keracunan Canon c70

[@samr_-zi6zm]

@@stalman Can you make a review video for the cinematic pictures and the colors for this movie👇 " The Lady Of heaven" 2M views at trailer

[@remlya]

You could have just said “I have a conversation with myself.” The word literally added nothing to the sentence and is just meaningless filler.

[@83442handle]

@@stalman 7:34 "I'm planning on doing a whole video breaking down movie lighting" Where is this?

[@blaspayri]

a real good summary of filming differences, and this content and analysis of differences is far from trivial. Your entertaining and lively delivery makes it fun to watch but there are some interesting differences that become only obvious when you point them out.

[@filmmakershome694]

I really like the simple way you explain the differences not only between lightning but also of the camera movement. And the really important point is that it all comes down to telling the story in such a way that we can control the focus of the audience. Great video. Thanks.

[@productplacementadz24-73]

This is of the best KZbin videos I've ever seen. Very informative, practical yet fun to watch.

[@AxTechs]

That intro was fucking mad

[@mignonne]

I had to watch this twice just to focus on the cinematography part of the video because Atsushi Ono is such a beautiful man.

[@Sofiesmusic19]

Absolutely loved this! Breath-taking and informative! Thank you and your patient assistant Atsushi so much!!

[@shaymamohammadg3500]

Thank you for highlighting this to us. Made me realize I want to try to do that Cinematic vibe & learn to imorove at it cause the KZbin one is very simple & anyone can do it.

[@DanielSOlmstead]

I think this is the best video I have seen for getting truly cinematic shots and really highlights why it feels SO HARD to get cinematic footage of yourself... there's just too much that needs to be happening behind the camera while you're rolling.

[@amberjapanese]

This is awesome!! Thank you!! I learned a lot from this video.🥰

[@renegadeeats]

You have the best colors by far! This was so helpful! Thanks for making this Tyler! 😎👍🏻

[@BudieyChannel]

Thank you for all infos!

[@tuckerkanderson]

Nice work Tyler! Love the comparison, and your thoughts around the differences. Also enjoyed your thoughts around KZbin setup tips, maybe I'll try some of these for my channel. Cheers!

[@LehWeGo868]

This video was AMAZING. Back lighting and more shadows on the face for movies... I going to be looking of this more now... Thanks buddy

[@bhagyaanuragith8414]

Tyler's videos are always visually appealing.

[@RedditorSociety]

This channel is so underrated :( why? He deserves more and more.

[@nukki2869]

The topic is so interesting and the content is enlightening, thanks for making it!

[@ClarissaBittes]

This is literally the best video I’ve ever seen about filming. Instantly subscribed!

[@LifeOfRiza]

okay wow that intro shot got me hooked!! love how you showed the contrast between the two styles and was super informative 🙌🏼

[@johncomposer]

Tyler, this is a terrific video. Having just watched the Apple WWDC 2021 video a few days ago, I noticed how Apple moved the camera on every actor delivering A-Roll content, and this really sets things apart from the fixed camera. Thanks for the great video!

[@trimotionmedia5487]

One of the best videos I have ever seen regarding teaching of Cinematography and filming. Insane content.

[@AsadK5.0]

Who are you? Who are you so wise, in the terms of filmmaking? Where have you been? Thank you so much. You explain everything so simply yet professional. I'm loving it

[@josephlondon8188]

3:26 “in film depth of field can be shallower”. I’ve always learned the opposite? Films tend to have a deeper depth of field because it’s difficult to pull focus at f 1.4. I believe it’s rare for them to go beyond 5.6 for this reason

[@RayMak]

The Cinematography is Synder's Cut =)

[@quicksilver9169]

1st

[@tuahdanish1]

Huh

[@tuahdanish1]

@@KZbinReels4U ok

[@waffleylovers7053]

hi ray i wonder how many hours do you spent your time in the internet?

[@vishwarao6064]

You have a simp army

[@adnans3127]

One of the best and most well-made videos I've watched in quite a while!

[@cammackey]

Amazing work!! Kinda crazy this conversation isn’t being had more.

[@electricwavemedia]

Wow.. just wow. Subscribed for life, amazing work Tyler!! Excited to go through all your content!!

[@AxelAxe]

One of my favorite videos from you Tyler. Hope to see more of these format. I'm also debating between C70 and Komodo and leaning towards the C70, but man that Red is in my blood. would love to see a full on comparison on those two cameras from you.

[@briarkeenan]

I've been watching heaps of your videos thinking I was already subscribed and only just did now because you said too - it works!

[@pb7199]

that intro was such a great demonstration, and this video was a really helpful and approachable guide

[@pierrezapata90]

Absolutely fantastic video. The hammer on the nail for the differences. They have their uses, of course. I make both types on my channel. I incorporate shortside lighting often hard light for my short films for dramatic looks. And nice soft lighting for videos where im teaching/ tutorials

[@Realletsplaygrey]

I've been listening to your podcast for a while now and had no face to the voice, and here I am haha. great info man, really enjoyed this video.

[@laneythelame]

I dont even create anything and was totally engaged, good work

[@aaromat]

11:49 i like the colors of the original footage very much are there any movies that are in such colors 😅 i think its so relaxing to look at those desaturated and brown/beige colors

[@Jon_Chan]

Wow! Great explanation of all the subtle things that add up to make such a big impact to either style. I’m starting from ground zero of my video making adventure, so this gives me lots of stuff to play around with. Thank you!

[@emilyblack7342]

This reminds me of the differences between TV and film in the 60s or so. You’ve got a small screen (in the case of KZbin, maybe a phone) and the subject has to be readable in that smaller frame from halfway across the room while cooking dinner. No wonder you would make the shot as straightforward as possible.

[@87andsmith]

ive been trying to figure out how to add gels to aputure lights for the longest time and now i see how you did it!

[@MattAitia]

Such an insightful video! I never really thought of different style talk heads but I guess I could say I have a balance of both!

[@ethanvaccproductions314]

Did anyone else hear someone else’s voice say “and it’s just” @4:20 ?? 😄 but besides that, this video was awesome and that intro...WOW! Incredible!! What a way to catch attention at the start and demonstrate everything you’d about to talk about in under 10 seconds on one shot! BRAVO👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@tet8236]

I clicked subscribe even the ad just pop up from the start because I have a feeling this is quality content.

[@CallMeRabbitzUSVI]

This is great content any aspiring filmmaker needs to watch. GREAT JOB and definitely a video multiple times to nail it down

[@ConceptNewEra]

Had to rewatch the intro sequence because I almost didn’t catch it, that was insanely smooth. And the knowledge in here in golden, learned quite a lot, love it! 💯✔️🔥

[@stalman]

Only took a dozen takes 😂

[@AriIsenberg]

That intro was super cool! As a magician and filmmaker, this was fun.

[@KevinvanDiest]

Nice one! This is exactly what I do(since 2021) with my channel. Every video I build a new cinematic set. Still no camera operator, so has to do more fixed shots of myself

[@TizOnly1]

That opening sequence was so good. Really great video.

[@anellejournal]

thanks for this. I'm starting to learn how to film cinematography in a normal day and of course apply to our trip. this advice will help me a lot. thank you!

[@VihanDamaris]

Eye-opening. Thanks!

[@David_TH54]

The first 20 seconds of the video were the best summary I've ever seen.

[@johnerc7596]

I subscribed in the first 15 seconds... Loving this style of content! Thank you so much for the amazing info..

[@aamsergie]

This should really be a video most people wanting to start KZbin need to watch to understand different styles. We get bogged down by equipment and who did what look, that people often get waaaaaaaay overwhelmed by different styles. Nice work Tyler. Now hit that Subscribe button! And the bell! 🔔

[@samanthabutler4342]

I subscribed as soon as you said to... thanks for asking lol!! SOO much value packed into this video!! Thank you!

[@sarahmacjones]

wow I learned so much from this! looking forward to making more cinematic content

[@kev_G]

Ayyy this reminds me a little bit of what Cinematography Database used to do! Loved those lighting breakdowns in movies. Really enjoyed your take on this too!

[@miguelothemelo7396]

I’m new to this stuff and that intro really put how much fun I’m going to have learning all this 🤩.

[@CoreAndBlue]

Such a great video Tyler! Aside of that beautiful lighting, your footage is always so clean and perfectly calculated. Really inspiring! Got to watch your podcast about the C70 as you really seems to enjoy it.

[@hafidhhh]

this is my most favourite video of 2021 so far

[@chrisbrockhurst]

Tyler this was really good!

[@travisyoung7971]

Just subbed! This is already so informative and I look forward to seeing the rest of your channel

[@Oceanlinx]

I'm not a videographer or a filmmaker, but I'm a very curious person and I found this video very educational and engaging.

[@FelipeBaezFilms]

Haze = volumetric light, giving volume and density to light. It's the one thing that can easily elevate the ambiance on a scene.

[@BrianSellers]

What a hook! Gah, you can't follow up your title and thumbnail any better than the first 20 seconds of this video - so well done, man!

[@mackovikmartin]

The intro got me hooked. Awesome video, thanks!

[@atxrich]

This was an excellent demonstration of both techniques. Loved it.

[@natalita222]

Thankk you for these videos!! Love love love them. So helpful for an aspiring filmmaker!

[@GDoggProductions]

My god that intro 👏👏👏 that was pure art right there!!!

[@boywithacamera]

Incredibly well done and well explained! Thank you

[@JonathanAkosah]

Glad to see you here

[@boywithacamera]

@@JonathanAkosah Same here Eric, good to see you here too haha

[@JamesParsons1]

Tyler's content is always next level. Thank you for sharing

[@ducktailmassacre]

I would love to see a video on how to better set up shots when limited to a stationary camera, I love the cinematic look but when you're working alone, often as both the subject & videographer, you can't exactly move the camera while filming

[@brakmaster]

Great video. I would also be interested to see a video on audio design. I think it is definitely essential to the viewing experience.

[@mordecai367]

Hi Man, Awesome video man, very clear.. please make moreeeee🙏🏽🙏🏽 Shout out all the way from South Africa

[@DAR0.V]

WOw! Thank you for diving straight into the action. Kept me interested and the way it was shot and explained. I'll definetely use it for my future contents on my newly started KZbin channel :D

[@noonereally9946]

So glad I found your channel tonight. Solid content. Keep it up

[@thespradman]

Thanks for putting this together. At 8:50, what adapter are you using to mount that gel? Is it a part of the softbox or is it an adapter that attaches inside of it?

[@wegofilm]

Wowowow this was so helpful! I love how you broke everything down.

[@tigerroar6071]

nice, need part two of this. where you show set up from other youtubers vs film makers 🔥

[@greenmedic88]

Quite a few legit gold nuggets of information packed into one video.

[@MatthewWHeintz]

Awesome video. You nailed it! Appreciate the depth of knowledge!

[@bekw4366]

Atsushi is really gorgeous! And very good magic tricks :) Also GREAT video!!

[@sparshchugh]

This is one of the best videos from you so far. Loved it! 💯