yo this cinematographer series is unmatched

@Syphronix

4 жыл бұрын

facts

@Tobanaman

4 жыл бұрын

Great stuff. True shop talk.

@GoldenPickaxe

4 жыл бұрын

agreed i've enjoyed watching indy mogul casually but this is just such a tight show

@mantasjockus

4 жыл бұрын

yes!

@alexhodge3636

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah seriously can we take a moment to appreciate how far Indy Mogul has come in the last year

This show was too cool. Never had such a dark unsettling feeling from a TV show before

Chernobyl's cinematography was so good. I can't think of a show that had cinematography like they did. And the subtle hint of lighting he brought up is amazing.

@SiamHossain7

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. Robot easily tops it. Sadly it's only on USA and Amazon so nobody gives a shit lol

@MakmalDimensi

4 жыл бұрын

No. I think mr. Robot have the best cinematography

Brilliant breakdown THANK YOU. On behalf of Cooke Optics I wanted to clarify that Jacob was using vintage Cooke Speed Panchros which we stopped making in the mid 1960s hence the difference in the colour between the focus lengths not the new modern-redesigned Cooke Panchro/i Classics.

@chaopka

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for tuning in, Catherine! Such a great note. Absolutely love Cooke Optics and everything you do.

"we put some ND's on the windows". You learn something new every day.

@zamirstuff

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah! something cool is that besides ND's they might use polarizers to make it day for night, check it out: instagram.com/p/Blo5yB_g7BH/?hl=en

Indy mogul is quickly becoming the best resource to get in touch with high quality stuff being produced by the best out there!

I give this 15000 out of 3.6 Roentgen.

Ted's getting really good at interviewing.

Indy mogul had the greatest comeback of 2019

Plot twist. Ted is gathering all tips from cinematographer series to shoot the ultimate film.

@alexphillips5319

4 жыл бұрын

PONSE We can't let him collect all six infinity cinematographers! He'll be unstoppable!

@SirSwaggyy

4 жыл бұрын

Alex Phillips we have to put a stop to this. Gather the Cinemavengers!

Greetings from brazil! I just want to say that see this type of knowledge being shared is awesome. Thanks for this man!

Been subscribed to indy mogul for a long time and I can say this is the best series y'all have produced. Incredibly indepth, lots of direct educated questions and very candid responses.

As a person who saw the soviet reality with his own eyes, I’m astonished of how accurate the soviet look’n’feel is presented

Damn, my favourite series ever made (so far) and the behind the scenes are on one of the best cinematography channels on KZread, how lucky am I!?

@firstname405

4 жыл бұрын

I'm just sad they got the science of radiation so wrong 🥺

I absolutely love these lighting breakdowns.

This was one of the best cinematography breakdown videos! Thank you so much for this! 😇🙏

These are easily some of the BEST videos on the web. Period. haha Keep up all the amazing work. These are so insightful for filmmakers.

I was amazed by all that was being said upto 3:09 untill I heard that the list had not even began!! Such a priceless gem this channel is!

I love how Ted reacts, that's genuine, man!

Jakob Ihre is an incredible DP. What an honor to be able to hang out and listen to him speak about Chernobyl. If you like the episode, here's his work: www.jakobihre.com/

I worked with Jakob Ihre the other week! He's a lovely and humble man.

Best cinematography content on YT. Thank you so much!

Thanks for getting Jakob on deck. Chernobyl was amazing to watch. Horrific story, but they did a great job capturing the essence of it's history. Amazing visuals, for sure.

This series is seriously amazing. Thanks!

So well done, Ted! Congrats to you and your team for what's proving to be an excellent, candid and fact-filled series. Kudos.

A fantastic guest !!! And a great channel !!! Thanks 🙏🏻

So glad he won an Emmy for episode 2 outstanding work!

Damn Indy Mogul, you guys are pushing out some serious content! Please don ´t stop what you are doing because you are doing it great!

cinematography breakdowns are unreal. Thank you

Thank you for this awesome talk!

You really are putting out amazing content!

I wish this vide ohad been longer. There are so many good shots in Chernobyl, and I would've loved to hear more about some other ones. But it's a great video as is. keep it going guys!

Thanks for this! Feeling inspired :)

Dope video in this series, as always. I'm curious about the lamps that the workers were holding in the tunnel scene!

Awesome show as always! For some more great work from Jakob I recommend the Norwegian film 'Thelma' from 2017.

Love it! These videos are pure gold! :-)

This Series is out of this world. Those types of pro advices and BTS talks are priceless! Thank you

I've so much from this series! I love this

One of the best series i’ve watched!

Great episode. About one of the greatest shows ever! 👍🏼

this is just brilliant. period.

One of the best series of all time

Outstanding !!!

Thankyou for this been wanting ban insight into the he cinematography since I watched it

Damn, this is great, more like this please!

"where is the monster, where is the enemy" löl ^.^

@TheJoeSwanon

4 жыл бұрын

That was one of the most intense nerve racking scenes of the entire series

GOT. DAMN. I can’t believe who you’re pulling in these days! This is day stopping! All things on hold until I finish watching!

Best one yet.

love it!

I love this series, is there a patreon to support you?

Saw most of these techniques in Mr. Robot years ago. Nothing new, but still cool.

Ted explain about pre production going smoothly and currectly..

This is amazing. Breakdown of 1917 would be soooooo amazing

Off question, but what kind of RGB lights do you use in your background lamps? Bulbs? Aputure?

Thanks

Insane. 🔥🔥🔥

With how expensive Cooke lenses are it is surprising that they would be so vastly different between focal lengths...

Nice videos. It’d be good if u do De-essing to the voice since it has lots of sibilance

Спасибо

So OK, they had proper lights. The main horror of the show was that it had no sugar coating, just plain reality told from different perspective. Especially for people who did a bit of research on a topic beforehand and understands what all the small details and facts they tell means. The shock for me was that they could pull of Soviet 80's so damn good. Unbelievable.

how do you get all these crazy impressive people on this show? this is absurd...

Wonderful, enriching video :) Also -- you spelled "www.squarespace.com/indymogul" wrong in the description ;)

Interviewer's arm gestures are cringy/annoying but otherwise a useful video for upcoming DPs. Definitely one of the best looking shows to come out last year.

Maybe just do an interview with squarespace to save time.

Didnt they stop the series?? Theres only 6 episodes

@ewan8528

4 жыл бұрын

There’s 5 episodes. It’s a 5 part mini-series, so that’s all there will be for the show

This isn't horror. I don't know why people insist it must be horror. It's tense, it's dramatic, but it's not horror.

@deadchannel3274

4 жыл бұрын

Why must it not be?

11:41 HEY WEIRDO, SIT FURTHER AWAY FROM THE MAN

Suspense*

Only for me it pop up as ad?

cool

Most Horrifying part of this video: All the uncapped Sharpies

DAM KZread IM UNSUBED AGAIN -_-. When i watched Chernobyl i felt it to my heart. it was a brilliant series

This has nothing to do with anything but that neon or whatever light in the background is too intrusive, bright and just unpleasant on the eyes.

@just_doug

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, a great example of someone choosing story over a "beautiful" shot. Sometimes ugly is better!

@tritonneptune3834

4 жыл бұрын

​@@just_doug I have no idea what that has to do with what I'm saying.

Instant like

👍

Крутой чел!

Hey du låter svensk!?

Funny how you perfectly talk about cinematography and your own video sound is shit. :D but hands down: best video.

As a Swede it's a bit painful hearing his intense Swedish accent when talking English... Granted we all have our accents influenced by our native tongues, but this is quite extreme. Anyway, interesting breakdown and interview!

I really wish it would be filmed with Vintage Russian anamorphic lenses to really show aesthetics of that time. Stunning cinematography but I don't really like the storytelling part and "true history details". I'm from Ukraine and I don't like how "stupid" some peoplehave been shown. (Vodka drinking during "Dry Law" period, necked miners....just watch documentaries with real miners...)

that shhh sound effect(marker on paper) is very annoying

If only the cared about scientific accuracy as much as cinematography and production design...

By removing any and all sense of tension? By using the same techniques used effectively albeit uncommonly for the last 3 decades? It was a cool show but none of this is new. Hell people have even made dramatizations ABOUT CHERNOBYL which were more successful in conveying horror than this was. This show is in fact extremely derivative FROM those prior dramatizations.

I stopped caring about HBO as soon as they became a network for SJWs and said nothing but fucking lives about Michael Jackson.

Thanks for this great film, but don't you think it is a little bit shameful that on such cinematography channel the main shot has focus on the background instead of the people? ;)

Adam from your movie sucks didn’t think much of the cinematography

this cinematographer is not great, but not terrible

too bad their facts were grossly inaccurate to the point that its propaganda

@zolikoff

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think it's propaganda but it's grossly inaccurate to reality, that's for sure... Dyatlov portrayed as a comic book villain. The made-up death-bridge scene which never happened. Victims are portrayed as "dangerously radioactive". Woman's baby is claimed to have died from exposure to husband. Even worse, baby is claimed to have "absorbed radiation" protecting the mother, what? Helicopter scene insisting flying over the building was lethal from radiation exposure. Legasov's exclamation that the fire will somehow kill the entire continent. Fake science lady's megaton explosion that was taken from a belarusian academic loon's real claim. Liquidator's shoe tearing up suggesting it's certain death to him for some reason.

@Pandzikizlasu80

4 жыл бұрын

@@zolikoff It was more realistic then if characters stick to nuclear science. Do you think that a housewife and a gynecologist ware also a nuclear scientists? Maybe he told her so to make her feel better, she lost her husband and the baby! The funeral was real so the victims ware radioactive as hell. That liquidator was not terrified by the hole in his boot? He was told that any second longer on that roof is death! Even scientists facing unknown ware predicting the worse scenario and massively exaggerating. Why Legasov had such a hudge remorse, that he hanged himself? He sends the divers to that damn cellar, because at that point that disaster was possible to happen by the current knowledge, he didn't have years of studies and research on the disaster, he had to act in the real time.