Dissecting The Camera: Crash Course Film Production with Lily Gladstone #4

Sometimes the most intimidating part of making a movie is that little box of concentrated technology called "The Camera." But, FEAR NOT! In this episode of Crash Course Film Production, Lily Gladstone helps us dissect the basics of modern movie cameras so you can have an easier time getting started... hopefully!
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[crashcourse]

Had to re-upload because of a glaring error that I missed. Very sorry, but here's the fixed version!

- Nick J.

[TheArcass]

I think this might be my favourite CrashCourse series to date...

[Sietse]

Yess! Can we dedicate a whole episode to camera movements and framing?? :)

[ContinualImprovement]

The focal length always confused me before. Thanks for the good explanation :)

[PK]

Lily is a fantastic presenter. I love the delivery and cadence of her line reads here!

[axelnoir]

Wow, as a fellow filmmaker I did not think CC would start doing film production videos! Thank you so much guys!

[ishbanyadav]

Thank you so much! I am soon going to start shooting one minute films using my 100D and this is really helpful.
Love from India❤

[YoungTheFish]

They fixed the focal length thing!! Love you!

[Krustenkaese]

I hate that dabbing animation with the fury of a thousand suns

[vicenteortegarubilar]

It is always useful this type of videos. I loved the videos of film history, but this ones are equally entertaining. Thanks!!!

[CsendesMark]

Thank you CrashCourse for recreating the lens animation! :)

[ip]

Is there an art history course (coming)?

[terrellb]

I subscribed to Crash Course for history and you guys have expanded into film, which is the BA I just acquired. I am struggling mightily to find work, these lessons help a ton. keep it going!

[Naruedyoh]

This series may be one of my favorites from Crash Course

[deus_ex_machina_]

Wow. Concise yet comprehensive. Great host too. I'm impressed.

[kristindominguez]

I was super excited that you featured Lily Gladstone in this! I dunno if this is a one time thing, but it made me that much more interested in the video!

[FlesHBoX]

You have to keep in mind that 50mm is only equivalent to human eye vision on a full frame (25mm) film/sensor size. With APS-C sized sensors, a 35mm lens is equivalent to human vision.

[yeetoskeeto]

I’m here bc of my film appreciation class and I’m out of school bc of corona

[joaofrutinho]

It would be great if you guys make a Photography course!

[JDSal]

I’m loving this video series! Comment for 3:10, the shutter SFX was distracting from your voice, which was supposed to be the focus. I would have only added like 2-4 shutter sfx 😊 thank you for the content! Excited for the rest ! I’m currently lead producer/screenwriter for a short film and I’m excited to see it come to life