The one thing that made my filmmaking 100x BETTER

By far the one thing that helped me be a better filmmaker and I owe everything to this!

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[seanmbranch]

This is what happens when you ACTUALLY love what you do and would do it for free.

[vuhlandes]

just a friendly reminder that.... I love you guys.

[isaacbenitez]

You truly are my favorite storyteller. Consistently good, continually improving. A real student of the game

[kpcreatively]

You’re dope af and humble ❤ I’m a photographer for over 15 years now. I’ve always loved filmmaking but always felt intimidated by the craft…. I’m excited to start this journey and watching you is helping me tremendously 🌿

[spiderman]

this is what i love to see, every other youtuber, when talking about making things cinematic, talk too nitty gritty about luts, camera settings and buying equipment. I feel like photography, since its an art to compose an image, defs helps making film have a vibe to it. same with your recent lighting video, i hated how people said "you cannot have noise" cuz i have a mid camera, but i can make things look cool

[strippedlist]

I am from Romania, and i watch some very talented people online, who suppose to inspire me when i feel down, and make me not doubt myself, you have stories in your images, somehow time stops, that's why i admire you, I'm glad you exist

[bloodswarms]

If the goal is to have a familiar face for people like you, from where you're from, doing this... You should be especially proud that you've reached people who look nothing like you and are from places nothing like where you are from. You've really accomplished a lot. I keep coming back because the color grading and style. I hope you never leave this platform.

You and GxAce are my favorites on YouTube for film making because it's obvious that you two are really grinding and making it happen. Never stop.

[Oddernod]

Crazy inspiring. Love to hear how much learning to finding a story in a single frame informs your filmmaking.

[shanestorozukphotography]

You touched on so many fantastic points here...I just want to say a few things that I think you really nailed.
1) As someone who has been working in the motion picture industry for the better part of 20 years as a dolly grip and telescopic crane technician, I can definitely say that experience has made me a better photographer; it works both ways. You are an incredible photographer and I can already tell from the films you have made, you have the eye and you are well on your way to being an amazing cinematographer!
2) I can't tell you how many directors I've worked with that implement camera movement fort absolutely no reason, it doesn't always make the shot more interesting and I would argue a static frame can tell a more interesting story when used accordingly.
3) I 100% feel you on having a project to focus your work on and I absolutely can't wait to see your 10 cinematic frames!
Love that you are completely transparent when talking about your craft. It's so refreshing to hear other artists vulnerabilities and feelings about their work. It shows that you love what you do! Look forward to what you create down the road! 🙌🤜💥🤛💙

[Nick.Rodriguez]

that's the mindset to have PERIOD. Not just in filmmaking but in life. There is so much in this life we can learn from every single day. The moment we stop learning is the moment we start dying.
Great mindset and i am also going to be taking this mindset and applying it to my life.

[jax]

Your tones are so freaking sick, man. Love it.

[Nick.Rodriguez]

Man, I been watching you for a while now and I'm not done with this video. But there is something about this video that resonates so deeply. You give me confidence as an artist, make me feel comfortable with the vision I have. Thank you for helping me out throughout the last year or so. much love to you Vuhlandes!!

[matt.thecameraguy]

It’s always refreshing and very inspiring when you feel the love someone put in with Their work ! Vuh will always be MY GOAT 🤷🏽‍♂️

[PaulaHeartland]

I love your love of photography, and how much time is under your belt with film.When I used to shoot a lot, I also experienced seeing people and my world through the lens differently than from my natural eye. Great video. I love the girl you shot, too. She is so cool to be so natural in front of the camera. She's naturally engaging.

[braulic]

Great channel. I always get practical, real world examples of how to improve my work as well. I can also see your passion through your channel and work. Keep doing your thing

[Kokoa_Chanelle]

I just found your channel a day or so ago and I love it. I will be binge watching all of your videos.….. I’m extremely encouraged to go out and develop those practical skills in both photography and filmography. ❤❤❤

[Tee.wrecks]

Great video and concepts. Love that you can express your "why" and also have FIRE shots to back it up, often I'll see the advice followed by someone posting some mid ass pictures lol. Im just a hobbyist and have been doing my best to avoid advice, and these hard and fast rules the professionals follow as I find some of it restrictive and arbitrary, but Im legit writing down everything you're saying because it resonates with how I want to capture pictures and why I love this as a hobby. Thank you brother!

[vuthypao]

I totally agree! I started filmmaking first and I wanted to get more serious into photographer so it can help me see filmmaking differently.

[floracash]

damn man. you've got your aesthetic on lock. amazing work dude.

[MrKp]

man watching your videos get my creative juices FLOWING. much love for the wisdom and inspiration you provide to the game