Nine steps to a sports film for a brand, from Danny Gevirtz
His ten-day-old walkthrough runs from the software he uses for pre-production to a ninth and final step, and it has passed 88,000 views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
How I make sports films for brands (9 steps)
How does a filmmaker turn a brand's brief into a sports film? Danny Gevirtz answered that ten days ago in "How I make sports films for brands (9 steps)," and it is still the video his viewers reach for first.
The chapters lay out the route plainly: a short intro, a stop at the software he uses for pre-production, then nine numbered steps across about sixteen minutes. Step four is the long one, close to four minutes on its own, and the tags point to the gear and crafts he usually works in, from the Sony FX3 to color grading and documentary.
Nothing new went up this week, and the channel moved a little slower than usual, though about 84,000 views still came in over the seven days. Behind the sports film, two older videos keep ticking along: "5 Pro Sound Design Tricks," a month old, and "SONY FX5 - Real World Review," in which he tells how Sony reached out to him and then works through what he loved, what he did not, and whether the FX5 beats the FX3.
Among the art, craft and photography channels close to his size, Clara Threads is having an enormous week and Mister Brush is running ahead of its usual pace. Gevirtz, the self-described "Filmmaker & Friend," spent his week letting a single nine-step lesson do the teaching.
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- Danny Gevirtz
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- Channel views, last 7 days
- 84,025
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