KZread needs a channel like yours.. Rather than those shitty trailer reactions guys.. Lots of respect for your work and efforts.. 😎 keep growing bro..

@debusinha9015

7 жыл бұрын

suraz shah cough cough jaby koay cough

@user-wh8gg1gl2z

6 ай бұрын

So true bro but sadly views are low 😢

Even cinema lovers like me who don't know much about the technicals of film making learn so much from your videos. And now the wait for your next video begins. Please make it soon!

@aftabeasty8577

4 жыл бұрын

This videos help me a lot as well as I am just another ordinary spectator who has barely any technical knowledge about film making. But my question is, will people like us grow once they are exposed to such technical videos?? Will you and me and other people like us be able to differentiate between average and great camera work or interpret cinematic language properly?? I don't think I''ll be...

@samwellick1706

Жыл бұрын

@@aftabeasty8577 we definitely experience it, we may not be able to say why we are experiencing the things we are experiencing but it is a fact that the filmmaker made it in that specific way to us to feel a specific set of emotions. I've only recently watched there will be blood and also it is the first film I've watched directed by PTA and half the scenes i don't know why I'm feeling the way I'm feeling but i know for sure that the director meant to portray it like that and there is some merit to it. And as i keep watching analyses like this i understand how it all works in technical aspects

I admire your videos very much :) but .. I think the reason for this channel's ordinary no of subscribers is that Indian audience doesn't care about these intricate details what can you expect as they don't even notice a change in hair style and skin tone between shots I say this because I recommended your channel to my friend and he told me that why would he care to know such about a film which he is going to watch once this incident has saddened me and I wish people like you who have a great perspective about filmmaking should make Hindi cinema whole.

@datsrohan

6 жыл бұрын

Reason is nowadays we as a society has become more of a personality lover than content lover..

@kamals.4638

5 жыл бұрын

This channel is geared towards film students and budding self taught filmmakers looking to hone their craft. Regarding audience, we all subconsciously see these intricate details while watching movies. When I watched There will be blood, I just loved the movie but I didn't know why, cuz the story was pretty mediocre. Now I know one of the reasons might be the filming technique, of-course, apart from brilliant acting and production etc.

@leaveme3559

4 жыл бұрын

Tbh more of us are not aware of such channels.... I usually used to hang around all the foreign channels before I found this

@rajatnandi2175

4 жыл бұрын

@@kamals.4638 mediocre??...get some air man

@antiserjanus8016

3 жыл бұрын

@@rajatnandi2175 Yes, you must be assimilated into the group, don't have any perception or taste other than the stated.

I love the way you said the last line "you might just end up creating the next master piece"...infuses so much confidence in me. Thanks for the videos Vinit

@ravitiwari4707

7 жыл бұрын

i felt the same... every moment he is getting better.

This is the best ever channel KZread recommended me!!

Lots of love from Nepal. Your videos are truly wonderful. They are an eye-opening experience. Like, "'Why didn't I think of it before? Surely, there must've been a reason."' You are a great teacher. Keep up the good work.

Nerdwriter1 and You both analysed PT Anderson's work this week. Coincidence?

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

7 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@dusk6634

3 жыл бұрын

Great Minds think alike ;)

You are simply great... A great obsrever and a real critic. Its very difficult to find something genuine in todays world but you are damn real...

There will be blood was one of my recent favorites. And you've just given me another reason to watch it again. The country needs more people like you Sir! Good stuff!

@avanishdutta2658

2 жыл бұрын

Denis Villeneuve's Prisoners and Sicario are great too.

@Cinema Beyond Entertainment wow you've created quite a channel. hope to see you doing more of this stuff. trust me i'm not even exaggerating, you're channel is by far the best channel i've come across after a long time.

Vinit congratulations.. this is truely an incredible job out if immense love and passion.keep it up .. Thanks for making us a bit more educated.. thanks for being such an outstanding analyst of movie. An genuine appreciator of art.

Vinit, thank you for your amazing work. Your videos are inspirational, thought provoking and I learned a lot from them.

A perfect analysis of one of the best movies ever made!!

This channel is so underrated

I like coming back to these videos every now and then. I love it

This is awesome. I can't believe you don't have more subscribers!

@Cinema Beyond entertainment - thanks for all the hard work and sharing the insights of film making for free on youtube. Good job guys! Every video is a lesson in itself.

Awesome video essay, looking forward to your next videos, continue !

I am addicted to your channel. Please post more frequently.

One of my fav movies and actor .. thank you for the analysis .. made my day

Great video man, thanks for posting this. Keep it up!

congrats bro...its been an year and I remember that time when you showed me your first video --'Analysing Swades'. You changed my taste of cinema. Thank you very much. Because of you I watched 'godfather triology, goodfellas, taxidriver, pulp fiction ...list is very long. Eagerly waiting to see your name on 70 screen and I know you will make a 'timeless beauty'..

Respect man...I love what you do and certainly you too love what you do --- you're at it too.

this is one of my all time favorite films! always learn the more i watch it

Finally a video after a long time ...👌🏻😀

Wow, just caught this video about a year after it was uploaded. Wonderful essay and very informative. Subscribed!

Well i had seen This movie number of time....and I still wanted to watch it again. ...... analysis of yours really give me another reason to watch it again. ....thanks

Fab work. Somewhere it's your editing and music selection which makes these videos interesting apart from technical narratives. Would love to see videos on interstellar and inglorious bastards.

What a great video. Perfectly explained.

Excellent analysis! wish you did more videos and more often!

this is the best video essay and your channel deals with Bollywood too that's awesome nice job.

There will be blood is one the greatest movie ever made

Wonderful Presentation . Also love the Nujabes Instrumental in the background.

Please never stop enlighting us.

Excellent analysis! Thank you! 🍀

This makes me feel dense. I love learning this stuff.

Very good analysis. A lot of acting is all in the reactions of the eyes.

+1 for using Samurai Champloo track.

This will be a great video to show to my class.

Fantastic explanation. Subbed.

this movie is my all time favourite and you gave me another reason to watch this movie for probably 15th or 20th time...:)

will u analysis other PTA films like magnolia or the master

@ashutoshdube6560

5 жыл бұрын

Master is great one

As a film student I am learning a lot. Thanks

Awesome man...loved the way you explained all shots...i feel you dont like fast edit from your previous videos too....just wanted an opinion on what do you think about Requiem for a Dream, where Darren Aronofsky used fast edit to explain the pain each character goes through.....would be great if you do a review on that too

just brilliant videos... kudos to you....

Yeh channel ke videos block nahi hone chahiye. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara ka video block kiya jab ki woh excel movies ke favour me tha!! Vinit sir is actually doing good job!!

totally on point. nice analysis

So much to learn from you!

Simply wonderful!!!!

Liked before watching 😉

Brilliant as always.

Rip vinit sir 🙏🙏

Great breakdown.

You are amazingly talented

increase your frequency man,, js luv ur videos...

Hi Vinit! I really appreciate your work. It is definitely enhancing my ability to understand movies. Thanks a lot. Will you please give a go at a couple of movies. I request you Court/कोर्ट (2014, Marathi) and Kaul/कौल (2016, Marathi). Thanks!

You are a genius bhai..❤️

keep up the good work!

Three blue one brown and this channel are my favourites

dude why are u not making movies!!

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

7 жыл бұрын

+ItsOurLifeNMore Paisa!

@ThroughLensStudios

7 жыл бұрын

haha - good luck brother! mujhe assistant le lena jab bhi movie banana . bahut sikhne ko milega!!

@VivekChandra007

7 жыл бұрын

Cinema Beyond Entertainment Write some kick-ass script and we sure will it viral.

@shayaanrk

4 жыл бұрын

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment So sad that art needs to be circulated more and there is more potential than what I already present. But money wins at the end. I pray for you that you will succeed and enrich the cinema and I will support you as well!

love your channel

Agreed Anderson can be credited with the staging and blocking of the scene. But I think when you mention editing, you should also mention Dylan Tichenor. Afterall, he is the one who makes the decision of ‘when not to cut’.

hi, great video. wish you you would make a video on any of Shyam Benegal or Sudhir Mishra's movies. I'm a big fan of their work but would like to know how they fare on your critical analysis.

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

7 жыл бұрын

+Mohit Somani I have high regards for both of then and they are already part of my list of future subjects.

@hunmiliengtipi9218

3 жыл бұрын

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment Alas! :(

Love to see an Indian have so much love for PTA and There will be blood.

Dude, I eagerly wait for your videos for days and you never fail to impress! +Cinema Beyond Entertainment is probably the most educational channel for young aspiring filmmakers like me. Hence, I wish you could come up with videos more frequently. Also, i would like you to cover topics like lighting, usage of color palettes in movies and usage of proper background music in your future videos. More power to you and hoping for a shorter wait for the next video! :)

@Samandwerner

7 жыл бұрын

Oh.. and also if you can do an episode on analysis of Kiarostami's films, it would be great!

@rayyanalikhan007

7 жыл бұрын

samman roy Analysis on Kiarostami's work would be awesome

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Samman. And one day, you'll definitely see a video on Abbas Kiarostami!

please make a video on "Bicycle Thieves", an Italian movie of 1948.

have you ever directed or written any script? on like did cinematography. i wud really love to watch it

Loved your content man!! you just need to improve on the narration a little bit. keep up the good work.

Bro thank you so much

nice! Also noticed the nunjabes tunes .

Please make a video on movie Lincoln 2014..... I want to know how they made iconic table scenes in it

Hi sir You should make a film. Immensely talented and knowledge you have

Can you also analise "Ship of Theseus" please ?

hey vinit give some time to analyse these movies : 1) there will be blood, and 2) as good as it gets !!

If the profile shot of Paul was to show that he is strong ("meaning business") why was it used again to show him back as a naïve boy??

How about analyzing Nuri Bilge Ceylan's Winter Sleep or Once Upon A Time In Anatolia?

Superb

God, you know how to enjoy films! I think great critics can teach us, how to enjoy a film.

Appreciate your attempt... Plz elaborate SAIRAT with your next attempt

Cinema Beyond Entertainment, since you are a PTA fan will you make a video essay on Inherent Vice?

Kindly publish an analysis of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. It will be awesome. I have seen it about 20 times.

Do I hear Nujabes in the background?

So that will understand his work more clearly..

what's the name of the background music?

Which soundtrack of the violin ?

Just watched cinefixs camera movement video n now this video...home feed is full of these film school videos...n of course after this m gonna watch frame by frame by the film theorists

Seriously guys, I don't think even PTA would have given attention to all these interpretations. But still a masterpiece nonethe less!

I am confused now ! Saw the video on blocking recently in StudioBinder and they are defining staging and blocking exactly the opposite with what you said here !

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

3 жыл бұрын

You will always be confused if you don't test it by shooting something yourself. Here's a simple shorthand. Staging happens for a FRAME. Blocking happens for CAMERA.

@shoscho

3 жыл бұрын

@@CinemaBeyondEntertainment Hey there! thanks a lot for your response. I mean, being a film undergrad student I always coming up here on your channel for explanations. But this 'Staging/blocking' is kinda confusing as different channels are defining these two terms in different ways but now I guess I am pretty much clear about it and a 'Huge Shout out' goes to you and your altruistic channel!

sir kaise, kaise kar let3 hai aap...

Aurarian dance - nujabes in the background ! thank god we got people like you. great analysis . thank you.

U played hyouka's theme music in this video... Are u also an anime fan?

Undoubtedly PTA is a true,genius writer/filmmaker of all time.despite of not having a successful box office shit,he contributed alot to CINEMA.. cigarettes and coffee,magnolia,boogie nights,hard eight,master and this.

yes

make a video on Good Will Hunting

niceee

Kind of unrelated to the topic discussed in the video but I would like to talk about Daniel Day lewis. What he does is embody another person or character like a chameleon and he does it with meticulous detail but he lacks the essence. He is so consumed by perfecting his accent and looks that when you try to look past it there is nothing there. Think about it when you think about Day Lewis what do you think? Bill the butcher, Daniel Plainview, Lincoln but not him. He hasn't shared himself with the audience, he doesn't have a distinct screen presence and so he hides behind the outward appearances of his characters. It could be said that great actors like Paul Newman, Humphrey Bogart, James Stewart etc played the same characters in all movie. It was about their screen presence they could convey so much by doing so little. They stayed true to themselves and lived on screen you couldn't see them act it was so real. If we look at Spencer Tracy, who I consider to be the greatest Film actor, he embodied characters perfectly, performed a variety of characters but the character traits didn't overshadow the performance themself.

What range of lens used for this shot?

@CinemaBeyondEntertainment

6 жыл бұрын

You will have to ask that to Paul Thomas Anderson or Robert Elswit.

@SUPERVIBESTAMIL

6 жыл бұрын

Cinema Beyond Entertainment :)

@sbozinovic

5 жыл бұрын

Probably wide (but not too wide) to normal.

I like many of his videos ..very detailed and informative..but some seems "trying too hard" and forced like this one.. although, the shot is perfect, there is nothing much unique about it in a sense that, a shot like this is used quite often in many movies.. and the narrator is making it more complicated than it really is... jst to add, this movie has lot many scenes which is better and literally a work of genius.. one being the famous confession shot..

@HAL--gb6uf

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it made this scene look more than it is

How about Lars Von Trier's cuts