How are movies made? | The movie making process explained | How to make a movie

Ever wondered how movies are made? You got a general idea I'm sure, but in this video we go over a generalized scheme of how movies are made from start to finish.

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[JTZombiE]

Don’t mind me! Just a 15 year old guy who dreams of making the next action blockbuster franchise and become a great director. Too ambitious right? Well ambition is what makes movies so great. Wish me luck on my journey 😁 Although this video is just a tiny peak into the film industry, its definitely a little taste of what the entire industry and career will be like

[aaronmiller]

Great Video! My favorite part of the filmmaking process is being in the director's chair and having the responsibility of ensuring that all other aspects of the process (acting, cinematography, editing, sound design, etc.) come together to create one complex piece of art that can be enjoyed by both the director and by general/target audiences. That is what I hope to achieve as I start my own personal journey towards becoming a filmmaker when I go off to college in less than a month. Cleveland State University, a couple years ago, opened their new School of Film & Media Arts which is the first standalone film school in all of Ohio. It's great as it is less than an hour away from my home.

[shymelhardy]

I have interest in working in Hollywood as an Actor and Director. It’s been a dream of mine since I was a little boy, but back then I was best friends with fear. These days I’m best friends with Faith and ready to take Hollywood, behind and in front of the camera.

P.S. I will read this one day while accepting a Grammy, an Oscar or even a Nickelodeon award and it will inspire billions.

<3

Shy

[kanthimathimagesh]

U are a true source of knowledge sir.
Keep up the good work.

[blownupfishnchips]

For once YouTube actually gave me what I wanted. This will help in the future. Thanks for the rough template for how things will go in production. Hopefully I can make several shorts before my own dream debut.

[alexansari]

Great info. I am an independent film maker who studied and worked in Los Angles, Ca. I tried very hard to get into the big five, but somehow it didn't workout for me. I started to work on my friends films and even worked on some other independent film makers films in New Orleans, La.
Now I like to see how the Big Budget films are made, but I do like the more hands on approach of the independent film maker.

[abisalazar]

I’m gonna be the greatest film maker / actress ever

[xarx]

Honestly, i think making a movie is hard but im still angry at directors for how stupid stories can be and how good some movies could be if they would change the script.

[fabulouschop]

I have great interest in working with Hollywood. Would love to understand. More about editing and animation effects

[molugusatyapriya]

Incredible breakdown of how movies are made! The step-by-step guide is both informative and engaging.

[YelaDuck]

Great information and details!!! Thank you sir.

[uchechigenevieve]

One day...I will be working big time in Hollywood and Nollywood will feel so blessed to have me too. I want changes in Nollywood movie making too

[samorabarrister]

happy now making movies due to your tutorials thanks alot

[Abdullah_rahil]

Indeed, I am an actor, and I am proud of it every single day, I would die for filmmaking, movies, Cinema, dying for it

[kianabrash]

When I learned about light tests and make up tests, I was like lol. Make me appreciate good movie even better. It truly is aCraft. Costume designers, doctors scientists, lighting, sound, all specialists with their own community and celebrities/ranking. It's really neat as a whole- especially in post where anything can happen.

[justimagine]

So many people, so complex. How to keep it all in your mind. I guess it takes a village or more to make movies the way they do. To see just Jay Leno taping and the dozens of people working in the background. Amazing.

[kaylonlangford]

I think I have aspect to make it in Hollywood because it's like exercise and having fun with a friend. Making movies is like fun, but you got to learn about different feelings. That is one thing you got to master in Hollywood. Not only that you have to have humor. Like laughing at crazy stuff you do in a movie. When I learn about it ain't so bad.

[lukewilson]

Very well done for a channel with only 9k subs

[MartyMcFly]

I noticed they were showing behind the scenes of Patriots Day. I was an extra on the set during the filming of the bombs going off at the marathon scenes. I was an extra in the crowd near the terrorist walking around with the backpack. It was so cool to be on set. I tried seeing myself in the movie but I didn’t see my face anywhere… I was there when they filmed it though!

[Julias-oqwu]

my favorite part would have to be the script writing. then right after the directing.