do more with less. (no-budget filmmaking)

Gear mentioned in this video (affiliate links):

Thanks @ModernFounder and Erin McGinnis for the help filming behind the scenes!

WHERE I GET MY MUSIC FOR VIDEOS:

THE GEAR I USE:

Music in this video:
'Mystery in the Air' by Tribal Blood
'Breakfast' by J French
'Craving' by ford.

do more with less. (filmmaking breakdown of RGB) | by Jake Frew

0:00 I've got receipts
0:30 Intro
0:58 RGB Meaning
2:21 R Breakdown
10:38 G Breakdown
12:29 B Breakdown
14:38 You can do a lot

[Chunky_D_Luffy]

"I got receipts baby" 11/10 Thank you for continuing. I may not have the energy right now but you inspire me a little more every day.

[mattih]

This is soooo good! Super creative shots and I love how simple they are but so effective

[EricAllan-tnyk]

It’s funny how someone is complaining about how he’s using expensive stuff to film this when it states how to make a video the inexpensive way…. When he’s doing the floating clip he’s using a chair instead of cables, forklift, etc. what do people expect? It cost money to make videos nothing is free. Thank you for making these videos for us to watch and learn for FREE. Thank you because most of us on here really appreciate what you do for us.

[ModernFounder]

I've been making videos for 14 years. I've owned three friction arms almost identical to yours for probably 8 years. I use them probably twice a year and never creatively. I couldn't even believe the wildly creative ways you use friction arms when watching you pull off some of these shots for this series. Your mind blows my mind. Keep these coming my friend.

[freeshipping]

This is organic skill my dude. That creativity is alchemy.

[CoreyWagnerChicago]

The way you do breakdown videos is so engaging. I love it man, thanks for making these!

[bamvillevalo]

This was really inspirational. On sets, we always try to use professional tools to create these types of shots, but I think I prefer the simplicity and craftiness of your use of what is available to you. I loved it.

[JayRuqo]

You can just tell how much effort is put into this. I mean just look at that intro!

[maybackfilms]

You're a magician, dude! Love your videos, originality, and storytelling technique - I don't think there's anyone that comes close to you. You could totally put all your knowledge into a paid course, but I appreciate all the free knowledge you're sharing with us

[ShafferN]

So just to be clear you *didn't* do heroine to get the first shot?? I did that part way wrong....

[tristanbanguis]

I wish I could edit like you. The details like the song change and creative shots in the intro really got me thinking about how much time you spend and the effort you put in on each edit.

[JoshBrosenitsch]

Loved all of them. Thanks for breaking down that bike shot, really wanted to know how it was done.

[AllThingsFilm]

This is one of the best no-budget videos I've seen. Thanks for the inspiration.

[ifthis_]

these are all such brilliant shots and accompanying bts, and you're delivery is perfect.
thanks for making this!

[LoveAmarillo-bg]

This is proof that creativity > budget — such an inspiring reminder for indie filmmakers!

[SjoerdWess]

The breakdown of all breakdowns. Came for one shot, stayed for all of 'em. Amazing stuff man@

[catlover]

am starting a youtube channel at 50 just with my Google pixel. love your vids. so inspiring. i love just have basic tools really. making something simple with very little, it's so rewarding

[SJDanielak]

The deadcat on the sensor is CRAZY! Love the creative shots here!

[movedwithpeace]

I love how this video emphasizes the importance of storytelling over flashy visuals. So inspiring!

[sacardevos]

The bicycle shot with a tripod... Maaaan... How I've tried a similar set-up but never had the courage to go on with it 😱 there's absolutely no way I would risk losing my camera.
The GoPro shot with the old Peugeot is just awesome!
I've just discovered your channel. Great stuff, thank you!