EPIC Video in BORING LOCATIONS - 7 Tips for CINEMATIC FOOTAGE anywhere

EPIC Video in BORING LOCATIONS - 7 Tips for CINEMATIC FOOTAGE anywhere

Not everyone has the opportunity to travel to epic locations all the time. In this video I'm sharing 7 Filmmaking Tips on how to get the best value out of any location even the boring ones! Just a few small changes can instantly make your footage more cinematic.

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Not everyone has the opportunity to travel to epic locations all the time. In this video I'm sharing 7 Filmmaking Tips on how to get the best value out of any location even the boring ones! Just a few small changes can instantly make your footage more cinematic.
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[jacques_crafford]

Which TIP stood out for you? For me going low and shooting up was a game changer!

[mellie]

The tip to to establish a relationship with a model was really useful to me. Because with a model girlfriend or wife, your shoots won't fail in any location!

[NemesisLex]

What I've learned in the last 15 years of photography: A great model makes up 90% of good photos. Apparently it's no different with video :D Boring locations without chic models: THAT would be a challenge ;)

[KeeganEvansPhoto]

Dude your footage is always SO clean. Great video!

[denizumut]

this video just teached me more than my 4 years at the university's cinema tv department

[jhenukumar]

Tips 1. Angle shoot low or high. 2. Shoot handheld - move camera and get dynamic tracking shots.
3. Lighting - control and placement of light. Use diffusers or artificial light.
4. Try to shoot wide open to avoid background distractions.
5. Subject distance relation to camera. Fore ground elements and background elements
6. Details- Close up shots to get epic and connect the shots.
7. Color Grading - focus on improving color.

[ypfilmz]

As always, condensed, packed with knowledge, no rambling, clean and… absolute gold

[recfilm]

You're very talented and your shooting ideas are really helpful. I've always wanted to know how to "stand out" in terms of shots and composition - now I know 🙂. ...and most surprising thing is that you've created these beautiful shots using only a "bare" camera: no cages, handles, steadicam or a monitor - not even a camera strap - genius!

[matrixate]

5:42 This was exactly what I've been needing to hear from someone. This should be every filmmakers mantra.

[saviourudo]

Every of your videos is always enlightening and educative. You know how to teach and demonstrate the tips so well. I’ve really learnt a lot from you since I came across this channel. Thank you so much and keep doing what you do.

[yayaceltech]

😂😂😂 sorry but it’s the same issue, no epic location no problem, get an amazing and beautiful model instead 😂😂😂😂

[markthecretor]

As a noobie, all of them stand out to me, but #6 hit home. Going in tight on the details is where I will focus this week. I learn something from each and every video you create Jacques and for that, you have all my gratitude.

[andre]

Perspective... It is what it is all about... as a creator you have the ability to take people to the places you want them to notice. I guess beauty is all around if you know how to look for it (very cheesy but true).

[chrismonsen]

Bro, your content is paid content level. Thanks for the tips and the inspiration. You should definitely chapter marks these tips.

[Quadz]

Ah every tip was so valuable, but the “using elements to create depth” (not just shooting wide open) is GOLD. Another inspiring video. 🤜🤛

[rafasa]

Just discovered your channel. Followed straight after watching this. Thanks!

[Amathylar]

To film like this with basic gear you need the most rate resource of all - TALENT!

[camerongrayson]

holy crap what an abundance of intentional info. amazing

[Robertsson]

this video earned my subscription! wonderful job, the way you explain, how fast you do it, how concise and the amount of info you compress into your videos is outstanding! great job!

[bleitefilms]

the tip of shooting low to the ground is really cool. Thanks for this amazing video