Awesome class
"Overall, i think it's very in-depth and easy to understand."
Overall rating: 4.3076925 / 5 from 13 reviews.
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"Overall, i think it's very in-depth and easy to understand."
"Almost everything you need to learn in order to start production on anything video related is here. Even if youre more advanced brushing up on the fundamentals on the simple tricks/methods these other creators use is inspiring, not to mention the things that you might not know already."
"As someone who doesn't use English as a mother language, it's extremely difficult for me to understand everything, especially names and products mentioned in the Q and A sections. I wish Moment can do us foreigners a favor to offer the subtitle, so we can also recommend this course to our peers."
"For $150 (or 8hrs of labor at my job) I feel like I’ve learned more from the Moment YouTube tutorials featuring Caleb, Niles, Natalie, Taylor and Mike. The Mobile Filmmaking workshop from Andy To was decently informative too, especially on the editing side. The individual lessons from this workshop are $35/ea. and I would feel like I wasted money on this content knowing that I could’ve learned more for free from YouTube. In my opinion this is just a crash course. Let’s see some advanced gimbal moves, multiple shot-specific camera and lens selections, how-to camera setups, shot comps on a few locations, lighting choices and setups, camera settings for each sequence. Something of a full days worth of shooting in a real world scenario. I’m glad there was some thought put into explaining planning, storyboarding and location scouting. Directing and editing are 2 other monsters for me so I’m less concerned about that not being featured in-depth but I feel like this course should’ve been named “Filmmaking 101”. No disrespect toward the instructors and producers of this workshop. Opinions are like brains, everyone has one but not everyone uses them."
"Just finished this and was slightly concerned of the practical value, but I have to say this is above and beyond what I expected. Every section is filled with great information and tips and I keep watching this over and over again and taking notes. The lesson is long, but eating it one piece at the time is what I did and glad I purchased this. Strongly recommend this one."
"Each session was very well organized with specific content and clear examples. Live Q/A was the part I enjoyed the most because allowed interaction with the presenter. It is the first time that I followed a class remotely about filmmaking and I enjoyed. I am going to follow more in the future."
"I absolutely loved how much he explained and the amount of detail that went into his section. Honestly, I was a little underwhelmed by the rest of it. It felt like brief overviews instead of actually getting into it the way he did. Maybe I was just expecting something different, but Patrick's section was the only one where I said, "WOW, I feel like I just learned a ton!" On the other hand, Jack Coyne never actually got into really editing and that was probably the section I was looking forward to the most. I'm not really writing this so the public can see it. Just more of feedback in case you guys do something like this again."
"I watched the entire course and took part in the live Q&A and thoroughly enjoyed it, whilst also learning many things I didn't previously know about. While you may already know how yo use a camera and gear like me, if you are an experienced filmmaker, it was interesting to see the process of others and also learn small tid bits that may not have occured to me before and also to think about certain things in a different way to that of how I did previously,"
"Its was best workshop i am a beginner it help me clear my basic knowledge and learned different techniques of lighting and shooting. Overall Good Classes"
"This is a basic video workshop with no high quality content. This should be free or not be there at all."
Overall rating: 4.3076925 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: [].
"Overall, i think it's very in-depth and easy to understand."
"Almost everything you need to learn in order to start production on anything video related is here. Even if youre more advanced brushing up on the fundamentals on the simple tricks/methods these other creators use is inspiring, not to mention the things that you might not know already."
"As someone who doesn't use English as a mother language, it's extremely difficult for me to understand everything, especially names and products mentioned in the Q and A sections. I wish Moment can do us foreigners a favor to offer the subtitle, so we can also recommend this course to our peers."
"For $150 (or 8hrs of labor at my job) I feel like I’ve learned more from the Moment YouTube tutorials featuring Caleb, Niles, Natalie, Taylor and Mike. The Mobile Filmmaking workshop from Andy To was decently informative too, especially on the editing side. The individual lessons from this workshop are $35/ea. and I would feel like I wasted money on this content knowing that I could’ve learned more for free from YouTube. In my opinion this is just a crash course. Let’s see some advanced gimbal moves, multiple shot-specific camera and lens selections, how-to camera setups, shot comps on a few locations, lighting choices and setups, camera settings for each sequence. Something of a full days worth of shooting in a real world scenario. I’m glad there was some thought put into explaining planning, storyboarding and location scouting. Directing and editing are 2 other monsters for me so I’m less concerned about that not being featured in-depth but I feel like this course should’ve been named “Filmmaking 101”. No disrespect toward the instructors and producers of this workshop. Opinions are like brains, everyone has one but not everyone uses them."
"Just finished this and was slightly concerned of the practical value, but I have to say this is above and beyond what I expected. Every section is filled with great information and tips and I keep watching this over and over again and taking notes. The lesson is long, but eating it one piece at the time is what I did and glad I purchased this. Strongly recommend this one."
"Each session was very well organized with specific content and clear examples. Live Q/A was the part I enjoyed the most because allowed interaction with the presenter. It is the first time that I followed a class remotely about filmmaking and I enjoyed. I am going to follow more in the future."
"I absolutely loved how much he explained and the amount of detail that went into his section. Honestly, I was a little underwhelmed by the rest of it. It felt like brief overviews instead of actually getting into it the way he did. Maybe I was just expecting something different, but Patrick's section was the only one where I said, "WOW, I feel like I just learned a ton!" On the other hand, Jack Coyne never actually got into really editing and that was probably the section I was looking forward to the most. I'm not really writing this so the public can see it. Just more of feedback in case you guys do something like this again."
"I watched the entire course and took part in the live Q&A and thoroughly enjoyed it, whilst also learning many things I didn't previously know about. While you may already know how yo use a camera and gear like me, if you are an experienced filmmaker, it was interesting to see the process of others and also learn small tid bits that may not have occured to me before and also to think about certain things in a different way to that of how I did previously,"
"Its was best workshop i am a beginner it help me clear my basic knowledge and learned different techniques of lighting and shooting. Overall Good Classes"
"This is a basic video workshop with no high quality content. This should be free or not be there at all."
Overall rating: 4.3076925 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: [].
"Overall, i think it's very in-depth and easy to understand."
"Almost everything you need to learn in order to start production on anything video related is here. Even if youre more advanced brushing up on the fundamentals on the simple tricks/methods these other creators use is inspiring, not to mention the things that you might not know already."
"As someone who doesn't use English as a mother language, it's extremely difficult for me to understand everything, especially names and products mentioned in the Q and A sections. I wish Moment can do us foreigners a favor to offer the subtitle, so we can also recommend this course to our peers."
"For $150 (or 8hrs of labor at my job) I feel like I’ve learned more from the Moment YouTube tutorials featuring Caleb, Niles, Natalie, Taylor and Mike. The Mobile Filmmaking workshop from Andy To was decently informative too, especially on the editing side. The individual lessons from this workshop are $35/ea. and I would feel like I wasted money on this content knowing that I could’ve learned more for free from YouTube. In my opinion this is just a crash course. Let’s see some advanced gimbal moves, multiple shot-specific camera and lens selections, how-to camera setups, shot comps on a few locations, lighting choices and setups, camera settings for each sequence. Something of a full days worth of shooting in a real world scenario. I’m glad there was some thought put into explaining planning, storyboarding and location scouting. Directing and editing are 2 other monsters for me so I’m less concerned about that not being featured in-depth but I feel like this course should’ve been named “Filmmaking 101”. No disrespect toward the instructors and producers of this workshop. Opinions are like brains, everyone has one but not everyone uses them."
"Just finished this and was slightly concerned of the practical value, but I have to say this is above and beyond what I expected. Every section is filled with great information and tips and I keep watching this over and over again and taking notes. The lesson is long, but eating it one piece at the time is what I did and glad I purchased this. Strongly recommend this one."
"Each session was very well organized with specific content and clear examples. Live Q/A was the part I enjoyed the most because allowed interaction with the presenter. It is the first time that I followed a class remotely about filmmaking and I enjoyed. I am going to follow more in the future."
"I absolutely loved how much he explained and the amount of detail that went into his section. Honestly, I was a little underwhelmed by the rest of it. It felt like brief overviews instead of actually getting into it the way he did. Maybe I was just expecting something different, but Patrick's section was the only one where I said, "WOW, I feel like I just learned a ton!" On the other hand, Jack Coyne never actually got into really editing and that was probably the section I was looking forward to the most. I'm not really writing this so the public can see it. Just more of feedback in case you guys do something like this again."
"I watched the entire course and took part in the live Q&A and thoroughly enjoyed it, whilst also learning many things I didn't previously know about. While you may already know how yo use a camera and gear like me, if you are an experienced filmmaker, it was interesting to see the process of others and also learn small tid bits that may not have occured to me before and also to think about certain things in a different way to that of how I did previously,"
"Its was best workshop i am a beginner it help me clear my basic knowledge and learned different techniques of lighting and shooting. Overall Good Classes"
"This is a basic video workshop with no high quality content. This should be free or not be there at all."
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