Uploaded June 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
See how Royalty Free Music can enhance your workflow and make your videos stand out in this video!
Test out Epidemic Sound for free for 30 days and access their entire library using this link (affiliation link): epidemicsound.com/referral/oh3zpr
And see what happened when Epidemic Sound visited our office! youtube.com/watch?v=PF8UL9TB2qE
Why composers can help you produce good content:
The great thing with working with a composer is that you get help telling your story through someone who is experienced with film music. They know how to set the cues, how to strengthen the emotions for each second of your film or video, and by letting the composer use his or her vision in addition to your own, you can create something that no one has ever seen/heard before.
So I prefer using a composer like Thomas, as much as I can. But there are great benefits with royalty free music/stock music as well. The past years, we have experienced that royalty free music helps us produce really fast and still make our videos different. Heres why:
When you suddenly come up with an idea, you use your intuition, you improvise in a way. This represents something unique in you, something that you care about. Unfortunately, the more steps we have to take before finishing up a project, the easier it is to overthink things.
We start to compare our own idea with others.
Our great idea might turn into something everyone has seen before. So, you would like to keep the core ideas as strong as possible during the whole production. And as music influence both ourselves and the viewers so much, we think that including the music early on in a process will help you keep your core idea alive.
I think one of the reasons that made it possible for us to upload a 20 min in-depth filmmaking video every month for three years, with varied content, and doing that outside our main job, was that we had access to royalty free music on Epidemic Sound. Check them out here
(affiliation link): bit.ly/2VyoaYg
Follow us on social media!
Our Facebook: facebook.com/AndyaxProductions
Our Instagram: instagram.com/andyax_youtube
Our production company: https://www.vjus.no
To support what we do and influence our videos, become a Patreon! See our little community here: patreon.com/Andyax
And subscribe to Thomas´s channel Andyax Music here: youtube.com/user/leypoldtmarthinsen
Thanks to:
Leiki Ueda: youtube.com/channel/UCUfpQmWcv3JsVkQUGv8w__w
Morten Rustad: youtube.com/user/RustadMedia
See you soon!
See how Royalty Free Music can enhance your workflow and make your videos stand out in this video!
Test out Epidemic Sound for free for 30 days and access their entire library using this link (affiliation link): epidemicsound.com/referral/oh3zpr
And see what happened when Epidemic Sound visited our office! youtube.com/watch?v=PF8UL9TB2qE
Why composers can help you produce good content:
The great thing with working with a composer is that you get help telling your story through someone who is experienced with film music. They know how to set the cues, how to strengthen the emotions for each second of your film or video, and by letting the composer use his or her vision in addition to your own, you can create something that no one has ever seen/heard before.
So I prefer using a composer like Thomas, as much as I can. But there are great benefits with royalty free music/stock music as well. The past years, we have experienced that royalty free music helps us produce really fast and still make our videos different. Heres why:
When you suddenly come up with an idea, you use your intuition, you improvise in a way. This represents something unique in you, something that you care about. Unfortunately, the more steps we have to take before finishing up a project, the easier it is to overthink things.
We start to compare our own idea with others.
Our great idea might turn into something everyone has seen before. So, you would like to keep the core ideas as strong as possible during the whole production. And as music influence both ourselves and the viewers so much, we think that including the music early on in a process will help you keep your core idea alive.
I think one of the reasons that made it possible for us to upload a 20 min in-depth filmmaking video every month for three years, with varied content, and doing that outside our main job, was that we had access to royalty free music on Epidemic Sound. Check them out here
(affiliation link): bit.ly/2VyoaYg
Follow us on social media!
Our Facebook: facebook.com/AndyaxProductions
Our Instagram: instagram.com/andyax_youtube
Our production company: https://www.vjus.no
To support what we do and influence our videos, become a Patreon! See our little community here: patreon.com/Andyax
And subscribe to Thomas´s channel Andyax Music here: youtube.com/user/leypoldtmarthinsen
Thanks to:
Leiki Ueda: youtube.com/channel/UCUfpQmWcv3JsVkQUGv8w__w
Morten Rustad: youtube.com/user/RustadMedia
See you soon!

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![Filmmaking on a budget [The Ultimate Guide]
Well go through the process of budget filmmaking by making a short film for less than $1000!
Learn how to film yourself and others with our brand new course: https://andyax.com/course/
Music Vine is sponsoring the video by giving us/you 10% off the first licence! https://musicvine.net/andyax
For the short film we are making in this video, we are using the Canon 700D/rebel t5i with the 18-55mm kit lens, the rode videomic Pro, a broom and a reflector!
Okay, so this is going to be exciting, and I know a lot of you have been waiting for this video. If you are the type of person who wants to see the short film first, click the following timecode or go to timecode: 30:56
Here is the camera and lens we used, including a free SD card and camerabag: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/945054-REG/canon_8595b003_eos_dig_rebel_t5i.html/BI/20363/KBID/15164/kw/CAEDRT5IK/DFF/d10-v2-t1-xCAEDRT5IK
And here is a video creator kit which includes a microphone: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1171562-REG/canon_8595b099_eos_t5i_cam_w_18_55.html/BI/20363/KBID/15164/kw/CAEDRT5IVCK/DFF/d10-v2-t1-xCAEDRT5IVCK
There are many aspects of a film production and well go through some of those we think is important (click the preferred timecode):
1:43 - Finding the idea and writing
4:04 - Research. Finding the locations, finding actors, buying camera, microphone and light equipment.
10:24 - Shooting the film. Technicolor Cinestyle picture profile, camera angles, directing actors, blocking, lighting a scene and recording sound
20:40 - Editing. Premiere Pro CC, color grading, sound effects, adding music, Music Vine and exporting.
30:56 - The shortfilm Coming home
We would deeply appreciate your help for our next big Youtube project. Do you want to support us? Link: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-camera-hack-youtube-action/x/14922696#/
Thanks to Eskild Fors for always being awesome: https://www.youtube.com/user/Exkild
Thanks to Thomas leypoldt for amazing music: https://www.youtube.com/user/leypoldtmarthinsen
Thanks to Daniel Wetherell for helping out filming and knocking me down: https://www.youtube.com/user/danwet
Thanks to Fredrik Winge for helping out: https://www.youtube.com/user/FactiveFilms
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