Full Time Filmmaker/Brasil – Full Time Video Producer by Parker Walbeck

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  1.1 WHICH CAMERA TO BUY (10:26)

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  1.2 WHICH LENS TO BUY (9:04)

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  1.3 WHICH STABILIZER TO BUY (6:21)

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  1.4 MY FAVORITE SLIDER: Rhino – Taking it out of the box (13:37)

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  1.5 WHICH MICROPHONE TO BUY (8:17)

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  1.6 WHICH LED LIGHT TO BUY (8:08)

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  1.7 MY FAVORITE DRONE: DJI Phantom 4 Pro – Out of the box (14:32)

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  1.8 WHICH COMPUTER TO BUY (4:25)

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  1.9 WHAT I HAVE IN THE BACKPACK (19:05)

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  Links to ALL my filming equipment

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  QUIZ – The Equipment

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  2.1 CAMERA NAVIGATION (6:39)

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  2.2 WHITE BALANCE (9:34)

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  2.3 IMAGE STYLE (PICTURE STYLE) (4:30)

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  2.4 RESOLUTION (4:11)

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  2.5 TABLE RATE PER SECOND (FPS) (5:00)

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  2.6 EXPOSURE: ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed ​​(7:48)

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  2.7 SCREEN PROPORTION

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  2.8 GLIDECAM – TAKING OUT OF THE BOX / ASSEMBLY (5:07)

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  2.9 GLIDECAM – BALANCING (10:09)

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  2.10 GLIDECAM – 4 TIPS FOR SOFT FILMS (16:36)

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  QUIZ – The Technique

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  3.1 TOP 10 RULES OF COMPOSITION (9:31)

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  3.2 CAMERA ANGLE (5:43)

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  3.3 FOCAL DISTANCE (LENS CHOICE) (11:02)

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  3.4 CAMERA MOVEMENTS WITH TRIPOD (4:16)

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  3.5 CAMERA MOVEMENTS IN THE HAND (4:05)

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  3.6 AIR MOVEMENTS WITH DRONES (5:02)

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  3.7 TOP 10 MOVEMENTS WITH GLIDECAM (19:23)

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  3.8 TOP 5 MOVEMENTS WITH THE SLIDER (8:27)

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  3.9 KEEPING THE SUBJECT IN FOCUS WHILE MOVING (30:17)

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  3.10 KINEMATIC LIGHTING Part 1 – DIRECTION & COLOR (13:57)

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  3.11 KINEMATIC LIGHTING Part 2 – QUANTITY vs. QUALITY (7:20)

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  3.12 USING NATURAL LIGHTING (7:02)

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  3.13 INTRODUCTION TO STORYTELLING (THE ART OF TELLING STORIES) (17:35)

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  3.14 CREATING TIMELAPSES – FROM BEGINNING TO END (26:27)

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  3.15 CREATING HYPERLAPSES – FROM BEGINNING TO END (27:34)

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  3.16 MY 8 STEPS TO MAKE KINEMATIC VIDEOS USING SMARTPHONE (8:15)

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  QUIZ – The Creative

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  4.1 DATA MANAGEMENT (4:22)

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  4.2 STARTING A NEW PROJECT (4:05)

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  4.3 SYNCHRONIZING AUDIO IN THE POST PRODUCTION (1:47)

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  4.4 CREATING PROXY (4:38)

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  4.5 KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS (9:24)

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  4.6 SIEVING ROUND 1 (5:51)

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  4.7 SIEVING ROUND 2 (8:33)

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  4.8 FINDING MUSIC TO LICENSE (4:56)

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  4.9 EDITING IN THE MUSIC (19:07)

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  4.10 INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC LICENSING (7:36)

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  4.11 DISTORTION STABILIZATION EFFECT (WARP STABILIZER) (2:25)

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  4.12 TIME REMAPE (6:26)

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  4.13 SPEED RAMP TRANSITIONS (10:20)

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  4.14 CREATIVE TRANSITIONS (7:26)

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  4.15 DIGITAL ZOOM / RENOVATION / VERTIGE EFFECT (VERTIGO) (7:47)

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  4.16 Creating a “LETTERBOX” transition (0:37)

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  4.17 INTRODUCTION TO COLOR CORRECTION (11:04)

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  4.18 Color Grading with LUTs – The Orange & Cyan style (Sam Kolder) (6:19)

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  4.19 Sound Design + 20 Slow Motion Effects (SloMo FX) (10:38)

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  4.20 CREATING A TITLE (4:04)

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  4.21 SHIFTING LOGOS (6:39)

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  4.22 EXPORTS (5:11)

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  QUIZ – The Edition

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  5.1. MY 5 STEPS TO EARN MONEY (13:06)

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  5.2 MY 4 SOURCES OF REVENUE (12:47)

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  5.3 HOW MUCH DO I CHARGE? (11:14)

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  5.4 HOW TO MONETIZE YOUTUBE VIDEOS? (4:02)

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  5.5 MY 5 TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL MARKETING ON FACEBOOK (8:30)

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  5.6 How a student of the Full Time Filmmaker course left from scratch and became a Full Time Video Producer in just 3 months (25:13)

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  5.7 How I grew my YouTube channel to over 500 thousand subscribers – PART 1 – SUBTITLED (13:23)

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  1. How to get jobs with big brands like Hyundai (15:36)

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  2. FRIDAY COMMENTS # 1 – Christopher Olsen (Travel Video) (16:46)

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  3. FRIDAY COMMENTS # 4 – Slow Motion, Introductions, Frame Rate per Second (FPS) (6:54)

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  4. FRIDAY COMMENTS # 5 – Carl North (Travel Video) (10:31)

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  5. DOWNLOAD: Check out my Project file + Kauai Videos in RAW

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  1. FRIDAY COMMENTS # 2 – Manny Gomez (Real Estate) (11:51)

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  2. VIRTUAL SHADOW # 4 – How to shoot real estate videos with MOVI M5 and actors (28:48)

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  3. THE BASICS FOR FLYING A DRONE (12:25)

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  4. MY FAVORITE SETTINGS FOR DRONES (6:13)

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  1. VIRTUAL SHADOW # 1 – How to shoot a music and dance video – Peter Hollens (29:20)

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  1. THE COMPLETE production process – PART 1 (28:06)

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  2. THE COMPLETE production process – PART 2 (32:51)

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  3. FRIDAY COMMENTS # 3 – Fernando Pinales (Short film) (16:30)

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  1. VIRTUAL SHADOW # 3 – How to film a Mormon wedding (24:39)

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  1. VIRTUAL SHADOW # 2 – How to film an event – INK WAR (21:24)

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  1. COMPARISON – Condenser Microphone (3:44)

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  2. COMPARISON – TAKSTAR vs. Microphone RODE microphone (4:10)

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  3. COMPARISON – Lapel microphone (LAV or Lavalier) (2:09)

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  4. COMPARISON – GLIDECAM vs. FLYCAM (13:33)

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  5. COMPARISON – GLIDECAM vs. CRANE 2 (13:40)

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  6. COMPARISON – WESTCOTT V lights. NEEWER (3:33)

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  7. COMPARISON – DJI Ronin S vs. Zhiyun Crane 2 (16:50)

Business online course

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Business is the activity of making one’s living or making money by producing or buying and selling products (such as goods and services).
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It does not mean it is a company, a corporation, partnership, or have any such formal organization, but it can range from a street peddler to General Motors.”

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If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
A business structure does not allow for corporate tax rates. The proprietor is personally taxed on all income from the business.