@kapuccinno1163
The best film channel. This should be taught as a guide in schools.
@bepisboy291
I simultaneously envy and don't envy cinematographers. There's endless creative possibilities to the framing, positioning, and flow of a scene, it looks so fun and overwhelming at the same time.
@renaissancemedia4208
StudioBinder's narrator is like the David Attenborough of filmmaking. Iconic.
@alelicatli6537
We all saved ourselves from spending so much time and money of going to film school because of this channel. More power, StudioBinder!
@seldamnia13
Thank you for distributing such quality content for free, you have been an amazing teacher and an immense help to all of us.
@anthonycoolboi7781
This is legit, i dont need no dumb film school when i got studiobinder
@ashrocks8443
This video establishes why cinema is an art in itself, kudos to StudioBinder
@jonloc8535
I see what you did there, using the culmination of the MCU to demonstrate the MCU shot, well done. I applaud whoever came up with this example.
@lionel.mukendi
It's so neat to actually get a window into the psychology of shots. I've found myself switching between these, instinctively, based off references from movies I've enjoyed, so, this was a really cool explanation of why some shots should be used over others.
@realman7073
I like how they used the MCU to explain the MCU lol
@agustinfandino8950
I just recently started learning about cinema, writing things down, and this channel has been of Great help, Thank you so much, keep the great job!
@melz2996
Let’s all be thankful that Studio Binder is putting out so much great stuff out here for FREE. Like, I feel like most people would charge money for this kinda stuff. 🙏
@patricklevar
I know all of these shots but as soon as I sow this in my feed had to watch JUST LOVE THE WAY YOU GUYS TEACH #keepfilming and THANK YOU 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤩🤩🤩
@mrfilms538
Wow! What a comprehensible guide; nothing short of what it says in the title as it is indeed ultimate. Understanding the properties of shots is an essential part of understanding the language of filmmaking, so I thank you for this video.
@neophytos1892
this channel is so well organized for anyone who wants to learn the very basics.
@adarshjose3891
No channel makes better filmmaking classes than Studibinder
@ZesDem
Establishing shot : Contextes toutes scènes, et transitions entre scènes. Crucial Master shot : Confirme géographie et contexte scène (les persos etc). Capture la scène dans son entièreté Wide shot (WS) : Loin de caméra pour représenter visuellement la relation dans l'environnement, (taille des persos etc) Full shot (FS) : Tete aux pieds, montrer un personnage dans toute sa gloire, montrer son état physique Medium full shot (FS)/Cowboy : Tete à bassin, montrer un personnage confiant, dominant ou dans une confrontation Medium shot (MS) : Neutre, (Tete à torso) montrer scènes sans trop perdre l'environnement Medium close-up shot (MCU) : Tete à haut du torse, réduire les distractions pour focus sur les persos et l'histoire Close-up shot (CU) : Eye level voir ce que les persos ressentent, empathie, drama, décisions Extreme close-up shot (ECU) : Emotions fortes notamment les yeux, ou pour isoler quelque chose de crucial dans l'histoire. Super important pour souligner l'importance de la scène et la plus dramatique/intime Je publie ce message le Mardi 10 décembre 2024 à 16:17, je t'aime maman je vais le faire!
@krimmy8459
I haven't found a film channel this good.All the others never talk about things practically like this one .So glad ,this was recommended to me! Definitely a subscribing.
@shanmukhanandi9905
Woah! I am developing a lot of interest into cinematography, and you have just made it so much easy to initiate the lessons to learn and start experimenting. Thank you so much
@JErock25