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What Makes Great Product Cinematography Commercial Filmmaker Explains

What Makes Great Product Cinematography Commercial Filmmaker Explains

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
You see them everywhere, those perfect shots of a sleek new phone, juicy steak, or perhaps a brand new washing machine. Today we're breaking down these epic shots with our friend and master commercial cinematographer, Kazu Okuda. We're breaking down how these shots were lit, composited, prepped for movement, and how you can achieve similar epic shots
Date: 2022-09-13

Comments and reviews: 14


I already praised your cinematography videos many time in the comments section. But I wanted to say how nice it is to insert really well chosen excerpts of illustrative videos for concept like pneumatic machine or whatever. I'm sure it takes some times to find and edit them, and it add a lot of value to yours videos. Especially when specific technical aspects are discussed. Anyway,
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On the beer shot, another way to get the line of bubbles is to make a small etch in the bottom of the glass container. Look at a Sam Adams glass sometime. You'll see an etched circle at the center of the bottom of the glass, creating a collection point for the CO2, and a plume of bubbles coming right up the center of the beverage.
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I love your videos. Learn so much. Maybe for the next remote one, you can cover editing. Like not how to use PP or FCP, but techniques on editing different close ups, medium, wide shots etc. like how to choose what shots to use. what makes a good or bad one. Basically, the art of editing. TIA!
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My request was herd! Loving the tasty tips on lighting cars! Thanks Ted! We need more! Maybe on lighting and shooting moving vehicles? Maybe on motorcycles. ;) keep up the good work! Really enjoy all your videos!
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Really great to have the perspective of a top pro in the field on these types of things. Kazu has unknowingly become my virtual mentor as I try out these ideas and set-ups during lockdown.
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You keep uploading these awesome episodes man. People seriously underestimate how hard it is to light metallic surfaces and have to worry about the reflections! Great episode.
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No one:
Absolutely no one:
Ted: I want to make a Tungsten Grill Attachment--a Barndoors Slip-In Grill
Next year's Aputure April Fools joke, lmao

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would love to see how Kazu would make an product commercial with low budget stuff like 3 lights, table, camera - no robot no sliders. :D
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There's so many lights I would never even think about, love it. Pumped to try out some of these techniques, but in a more indy way i guess.
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I love when I watch these professional filmmakers not have a better mic or a MacBook Pro 16 that has a built in amazing mic
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Great video - I could keep watching more of this. Love knowing the insider information of shooting commercials. Please do more.
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Hah. Ted trying to sell it like a normal person (that doesn't have a gazillion mics. Steve will not be impressed
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Ok so Ted. I get why HE is on a video chat. But you're literally in the studio. Why are YOU on video chat?
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I really appreciate when you guys bring out Kazu, really awesome getting to learn from someone like him.
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