Cinematography Breakdown - Simple Isn't Easy

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[timsterk]

I don't know if we can handle another 4 week hiatus, I was about to call Wandering DP customer service...

[wearetrackclub]

Nice breakdown!! Love how you put this together. Insightful stuff and great sense of humor 🙌

[brunopapic]

not to see the light stand i am dying hahahahah bruh you are mad funny and i bet being on set with you is lots of fun! :)
agree with you that one thing is talking about it but a whole nother thing on the set!

[MaartenFilmsBTS]

Fantastic video again Patrick. I don’t know how you have kept me hooked for years but your voice and face on my screen just makes me smile instantly. Thanks

[Visethelegend]

I’ve always wondered if good looking images are good for the story…or if images that make good storytelling are also good looking images naturally… or insane talent make both look natural

[stephentatemcinematography]

great work!! would you mind sharing what app you use for your mark ups? :)

[naexhan]

other than dining table, office and bar setup what are the last 2 setups, does anyone know?

[corybaker]

Are they named the same on Patreon as they are here? Almost impossible to locate them on that service

[jackbarron]

Please look at Mr Robot. Tod Campbell is underrated as a cinematographer

[anneboyer]

"It is important to not see the lights and light stands." Gee, thanks genius. And, this scene was very complex to shoot, maybe bother reading his comment and post about how this was done. You make it look silly with your simple sketching and drawing.

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no edgy backlight. i think 80% of the quality of these images comes from production design.