hey welcome to Greenland so as you can see this is all important and they're shooting
on the red epic big shoutouts to Jambi el Pavo device as well as Galindo again
for having me on their set for the song la reina de la noche and with that being said
producing is not easy it's not an easy job whatsoever so in this video we will talk
about the essentials needed in a professional music video set one of the main things that a
lot of people don't talk about is the crew the crew is not an essential gear in this
video but it is something that is major on any set as long as you have people that believe in
the artist as well as the filmmaker then you will have a strong working production
with this location it was a cover set from what I was told they had planned on filming outside but
because it is Miami Florida it tends to rain a lot being in tropical weather that tends to
happen and as filmmakers you must be aware of weather changes and/or anything that may come
up on the day of the shoot so this being that a cover set a cover set basically is a backup
set this cover set was at CFX studios in Miami Florida a phrase used mainly on film production
sets like movies and so on and so forth even commercials when your location gets rained out
you must always have a backup set so that you can always continue filming one of the major things
you do not want to happen on a big movie set is to stop filming you have a certain period of time
and a certain amount of money to do it in and you must do it within that time so plan accordingly
control over lighting is a great thing and it's great for creative purposes a lot of the lights
that you see on this set good amount of them are Fornell lights and what Fornell lights
are basically it's a lens that they put in front of a light bulb and the whole metal
casing around it is used basically like if it was a camera so you're able to move the lens
the little lens closer and farther away from the light giving a spotlight on your subject
between that and your massive soaps and or gels that you can put on the barn doors of
these Fornell lights which I suggest use clothes pins to pin the gels on the barn doors see stands
are really helpful to hold up anything between monitors and/or lights including massive silts
and/or flags which are always needed to control the lighting in a scene and/or music video and
also don't forget sandbags sandbags hold down the C stands and light stands counter their weight
so you didn't lose flags because of the wind and/or lights because somebody bumped into them
when it comes to the camera it all depends sometimes on the sensor and or what you're
trying to do I will be covering what is bitrate and what that has to do with the sensor size
on the cinema cameras on a third video within this series so basically the bigger the sensor
the more people you may need with an expensive camera like the red dragon that they used here
on the set it is required that you have one or more hands operating this camera between
handling your lenses correctly and properly installing them on your camera as well as
passing the camera from one dolly to a tripod or any other equipment you may have on set last but
not least the more space you have on your hard drive the better for terabyte to a 10 terabyte
hard drive is more than necessary to carry either a small feature film and/or a good amount of work
doing music videos thank you guys for joining me today on this video please comment down below if
you like these type of videos learning about behind the scenes music video sets and/or film
sets this really goes out to device at primo meal he gave me a chance to join them that
day on their set and be able to do these videos for you guys so you can learn filmmaking all of
the gear and equipment that I have talked about today is in the description down below please
check them out a lot of the gear down in the descriptions a little tweet I basically put a
little bit of my knowledge into what I have found on Amazon for you guys there's an Ari
650 watt tungsten light kit that's amazing for you guys so please check that out down below in
the description and C stands with the right teeth for you know flipping them around if you know what
I'm talking about we're definitely gonna get into that in the three-point lighting series which is
the second part to this series this is the first of three so I'm glad you guys enjoyed this and
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