Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome back to our Beginner's Guide to Filmmaking Part 2! In this short series we'll be covering all the basics of filmmaking, from the idea to post production. Today we'll cover locations, actual filming & post-production. Get ready to make a movie with some tips on filmmaking for beginners!
Hopefully you've checked out all the Filmmaking Tips in Part 1 of our beginner's guide to filmmaking. If so, you're ready to do some actual filming. The most important and often overlooked part of filmmaking is planning out EVERYTHING. Things can and will go wrong on set and you'll need to have a backup plan, and a backup plan for that. Low budget filmmaking is fun, but it doesn't mean you shouldn't plan ahead.
Once filming your movie has wrapped, it's time to move into post production. This is where all your hard work starts to piece together. Besides just editing together your film, there's still much to do. To make your movie stand out you want to have hard-hitting sound design, some heart-pounding or tear-jerking music, and of course a luscious color grade.
If you missed PART 1 to our Beginner's Guide to Filmmaking WATCH HERE: youtu.be/pRmJM18UIXE
If you have any questions on the techniques used in this filmmaking tutorial video, please send a note in the comments. Thanks for watching Beginner's Guide to Filmmaking Part 2: Locations, Actual Filming & Post-Production, in our Film Jams series!
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-Canon C100 - amzn.to/2u04CMm
-Sony A7III - amzn.to/2TAoYqK
-Canon EOS R: amzn.to/2QaPZlK
-Canon 5D Mark iii: amzn.to/2DCJqBS
LENSES
-Canon 24-105mm - amzn.to/2ILo9tp (main interview)
-Canon 100mm macro - amzn.to/2KsZuaF (product shots & CUs)
TRIPODS
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-Sennheiser MKE600 - amzn.to/2ILulBP
-Sennheiser 416 - amzn.to/2INrtQy
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-Kino Flo Diva LED - amzn.to/2BuunZp
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-Profoto D2 500 Strobe Kit - amzn.to/2J28AZx
-Canon 5D mkIII - amzn.to/2KRE3zl
-Profoto Air Remote - amzn.to/2MU7MZa
Filmed on location at: LitewaveMedia.com in St. Petersburg, FL
Special Thanks to the St. Petersburg Clearwater Film Commission Digital Creator Program
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Welcome back to our Beginner's Guide to Filmmaking Part 2! In this short series we'll be covering all the basics of filmmaking, from the idea to post production. Today we'll cover locations, actual filming & post-production. Get ready to make a movie with some tips on filmmaking for beginners!
Hopefully you've checked out all the Filmmaking Tips in Part 1 of our beginner's guide to filmmaking. If so, you're ready to do some actual filming. The most important and often overlooked part of filmmaking is planning out EVERYTHING. Things can and will go wrong on set and you'll need to have a backup plan, and a backup plan for that. Low budget filmmaking is fun, but it doesn't mean you shouldn't plan ahead.
Once filming your movie has wrapped, it's time to move into post production. This is where all your hard work starts to piece together. Besides just editing together your film, there's still much to do. To make your movie stand out you want to have hard-hitting sound design, some heart-pounding or tear-jerking music, and of course a luscious color grade.
If you missed PART 1 to our Beginner's Guide to Filmmaking WATCH HERE: youtu.be/pRmJM18UIXE
If you have any questions on the techniques used in this filmmaking tutorial video, please send a note in the comments. Thanks for watching Beginner's Guide to Filmmaking Part 2: Locations, Actual Filming & Post-Production, in our Film Jams series!
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-Canon C300: amzn.to/2TbymjT
-RODE Wireless Go: amzn.to/2QszDTl
Other equipment we use to film:
CAMERAS
-Canon C100 - amzn.to/2u04CMm
-Sony A7III - amzn.to/2TAoYqK
-Canon EOS R: amzn.to/2QaPZlK
-Canon 5D Mark iii: amzn.to/2DCJqBS
LENSES
-Canon 24-105mm - amzn.to/2ILo9tp (main interview)
-Canon 100mm macro - amzn.to/2KsZuaF (product shots & CUs)
TRIPODS
-Sachtler - amzn.to/2KTXbfH
MICS
-Sennheiser MKE600 - amzn.to/2ILulBP
-Sennheiser 416 - amzn.to/2INrtQy
LIGHTS:
-Litepanel Astra 6x - amzn.to/2KUBYCB
-Kino Flo Diva LED - amzn.to/2BuunZp
PHOTO GEAR
-Profoto Beauty Dish - amzn.to/2zgfjPV
-Profoto D2 500 Strobe Kit - amzn.to/2J28AZx
-Canon 5D mkIII - amzn.to/2KRE3zl
-Profoto Air Remote - amzn.to/2MU7MZa
Filmed on location at: LitewaveMedia.com in St. Petersburg, FL
Special Thanks to the St. Petersburg Clearwater Film Commission Digital Creator Program
Disclaimer: This video description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. It doesn't cost any more for you, and helps support the channel so we can continue to make more videos like this. Thank you for your support!
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