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Hi guys, so we are at the end
of the of the tutorial of the workshop
i've done this extra video because i've got
a feeling that it stopped a little bit
too stronger the the last video because at
the end of the workshop we we speak
a little bit with all the videographers about
about what they learned and we review some
videos from them and this is i didn't
put in the in the in the cursor
so i'm doing it now another small video
to take to speak again about what we've
done in this creation of the this small
film and and after i've done another small
video where i make a small summary about
all the programs that i'm using in the
moment so as i said before this video
it's it's um it isn't complete because at
that day i i didn't shoot a lot
i i'm i'm mostly concentrated to to tell
what i'm doing so i don't have so
much footage and this is what you saw
is a little bit of the result of
creating a little bit a story and the
thing is that what you see here what
you what you saw in the in the
video before is exactly the way how i
build the wedding film when i've gotten all
my material i begin like this so as
you see i choose a music and i
begin to build up the the story with
finding some key point in the in the
music and and on with the speeches hearing
the speeches and put them down as base
and after slowly we go up with the
on the timeline with with creating something that
give emotion do you know there are i
spoke also in the workshop of it and
many people they think only about the visual
of the of the video so to have
only epic shot beautiful and amazing shot and
to put it together with a nice music
but to build a video that is emotional
and the work it's much more complex so
yes it's nice to have some epic shot
nice shot nice video nice movement it help
a lot to to create a feeling or
emotion but you've got really much to watch
and again and again and again your video
and to understand the timing what you need
to see what you should see what you
need to see what you should don't see
so it's a complex work it isn't really
easy and it needs much much practice so
go out and shoot shoot a lot and
try to edit again the program that i
mostly use for for color grading is the
color finale and the film convert i really
love these two plugins for final cut i
work in final cut so these two plugins
i find them really really good film converter
it gives you the possibility to play with
some really good LUTs that fit with your
picture profile of your camera and has already
an amazing grain inside so there are some
really cool grain already inside that you can
play with it and color finale is a
really pro plugin for final cut i find
it really a must to have in in
final cut because the color the color inside
of final cut is really poor it's i
don't find it so professional but with this
plugin you have really the possibility to have
a really professional tools it's like to have
a small davinci with you you have a
lot of possibility of controlling the color and
you you should play a lot of it
with to learn to manage it as as
good as possible so this is a true
plugin that i find that's really a must
have for your color grading other company i
will tell you after all the website where
you can find these plugins and all the
rest i really work a lot with motion
vfx motion vfx they have a lot of
plugins for final cut like transition like title
light effects there's there's really a lot a
lot of plugin and i really like the
possibility that they have many like this the
dust or some light sources that you can
buy from them and really really super quality
all shot with the phantom flex there are
4k videos and you can crop it you
can grade it you can make really what
you want so really good quality of of
things so this was really a small video
to to close this this workshop the the
practical part and i hope that you you
understand that it's not about the equipment it's
not about the beautiful shots but it's more
about the feelings really it's about what you
feel and what you want to say so
guys as i said this was a small
video i've done a new one under this
you can find all the the program that
i'm using with every website so go down
if you want to know all where you
can find all the website ciao
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