Anything Can Be Cinematic, with Brandon Havard

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We start off with some basic tips that can make any video feel way more cinematic, without spending a dime on gear. Then get some ProTips from YouTuber Brandon Havard who is known for his gorgeous tech reviews, and has shot video for top YouTubers like MKBHD and Jonathan Morrison . Lighting, lens choice, camera movement, shot planning, we cover a lot a of ground here. Special Guest: Brandon Havard. Links: Dracast - LED Video Lights Brandon's iPhone X review Brandon's Pixel 2 Review Tyler's iPhone X review (4K) 101 Things I Learned in Film School: Neil Landau, Matthew Frederick: 8601406529557: Amazon.com: Books

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