How to get a cinematic film look with any camera

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Making your first feature documentary is hard, and it's a process that you rarely get a close look at. This is why I decided to start documenting my own struggle as a filmmaker.

About three years ago I started working on my debut feature doc called The Pearl Of Africa. Making it seems to be impossible, which I why I decided to create a Vlog about my struggle to make the film.

Jonny von Wallström is a award winning self shooting director. His work has been featured in the world’s largest medias such as; CNN, Arte, The Huffington Post, MTV, TV6, ZTV, SVT, Al Jazeera and more. In 2014 & 2015, he was awarded Swedish Guldägget and PPFT Maggie Award for media excellence in global Journalism. He’s also a contributor at The Huffington Post.

[llliiillliiilll]

If you wonder, he blinks for the first time on 6:11
The content is amazing!

[JyrkiS]

Damn I like your style, it's very informative and not just over active shoutspeaking. I know most people enjoy fast pace, funny, light and over active presenters, but it's great to have people like you for us who are more about content and relaxed way of presenting that content.

[Differentmedia]

hey man, I would love to see what you could do with cheaper cameras, maybe a cellphone, or a entry level dslr

[thebunn]

This is the the most honest and useful perspective I've heard on this topic on all of YouTube. You have been VERY helpful and inspiring in this last year. Thank you for sharing!

[AC-MAIN]

Every time I watch one of your videos I get the feeling that their is a lot of knowledge and talent hiding in the background and I get the impression you have a lot to offer that you have not yet fully communicated. It would great if you would show more detailed examples of what you are talking about - like using sheers to diffuse light, etc. This would make your videos more impactful and memorable. Thanks for your work. I look forward to more videos in the future. Cheers.

[JuancoPRoFlow]

You make so much sense. I like the way your mind thinks and how really artistic you are.

[justinmiller]

Great videos! Would love to see more examples of the techniques you are describing to get a better idea of what to do in the moment. Thanks for all you do man!

[neoray]

I do just reduce the saturation and contrast, at times when I don't have the time to Color correct

[HenchMarcin]

You are right ! I make all my videos with the 700D and i am happy with that result.

[MiguelElDocRodriguez]

Thanks! What about low budget or entry level DSLR or smart phones ideas on how to look more cinematic :)?

[PeteWoronowski]

Can't thank you enough for sharing your valuable knowledge. Very best to you always!

[AlexCio]

Love it! :)
In the end, everybody has to exercise a lot with the equipment they have so they can achieve the best.
And I am sure, everybody can learn their own skills by combining different moves and their style.

[hwcentertainment]

This is amazing. Your points are clever and informative.

[JuanLopezVlogs]

the best típ i Will give you guys watch all the vídeos in this Channel. your welcome

[neoray]

Shooting through a object will definitely improve your composition

[armeyn]

Very good presentation, and thanks for your knowledge.

[stevenxzuber]

Awesome! Keep it up man your channel is very unique in its style :)

[DejanStojkovic]

Thank you for great video, for somebody like me this was very informative.

[ditlevsardemann]

My personal meaning is that the manual mode doesnt do that much for people who just started. they should go find out about the shutterspeed mode and appeture. Then afterwards they can experiment with manual.

[joemoya]

Glad to see you not even mention the 24 fps non-sense about being important to the cinematic look. That element doesn't fit into the top 100 ways to make a film more cinematic.