Creating videos - the great videography course

You will learn how to achieve the best possible film quality with your equipment.

Welcome to the videography course. Find out here what you can expect.

Would you like a quick start? No problem. A video for you with the most important tips in a nutshell and what you need for a good video.

The right video? How do I find it? What does it take to create a video that others like? You need more than just equipment.

The intro to the Preparations chapter.

How do I find new ideas for my videos? I'll show you my strategy.

Before you start shooting your video or movie, you first need one thing: a plan and a strategy.

Our video has to be recorded somehow. What equipment do I need exactly?

A question that is not so easy to answer: How much do I need to film for my video? Here are my experiences.

A look at video editing.

Let's start with the equipment chapter.

Choosing the right camera is always difficult. Let me help you a little with your search.

In addition to the camera, the lens is of course also extremely important. I'll show you what I use to film my videos.

The light is actually more important than the camera. Light provides the perfect basis for the shot. But what is good light and what is bad light?

Now that we've learned so much about all the important topics, we can't forget about sound.

Welcome to the next chapter, in which we look at the basics.

What does the resolution of a video mean for the quality? The answer to this will be different than you think. We answer all your questions about video resolution.

One of the most frequently asked questions from my participants: Which frame rate is the right one for my videos? I explain the topic in detail here.

There is more than just the resolution of a video. Depth can make for completely different shots.

When should you really use LOG and what disadvantages does it have? I explain this in this video.

Welcome to this chapter, which is all about filming with your smartphone.

A webcam can also be used to create a video. There are a few more things to consider here, but it is possible to create a great video with any webcam.

You don't need an expensive movie camera to film. It also works with a smartphone if you know how to ...

Filming with your smartphone can be made a little more professional if you use the right app. I'll show you how to create better videos with Adobe Rush.

Filming with your smartphone can be made a little more professional if you use the right app. I'll show you how to create better videos with FiLMiC Pro.

The smartphone can also cut and grade your videos ...

The prelude to the chapter with the basics of DSLR/DSLM.

Exposure time plays a special role in filming and ensures the right look for our videos.

Blender is a great way to work with blur when filming. However, there are a few things to bear in mind here ...

We've already covered two of the three important values for your camera. Now it's time for the settings that are particularly useful in the dark: ISO.

There is also a white balance when filming. This is even more important here than in photography, for example.

When filming, the question always arises: should I focus manually or automatically? It depends on the situation at the time, but let me explain this in more detail in this video.

Autofocus can be a support, but not in every case. When it comes to manual focus, you shouldn't miss this video.

What makes a video look professional: moving, but also stable shots, as if the camera is flying. I'll show you how this works even without expensive equipment.

In this chapter, we look at the topic of light.

Before I explain the different types of light and what they can be used for, I want to show you why we need light or certain types of light in the first place.

Which light should I use for my videos? Learn about the differences and advantages/disadvantages of hard and soft light.

Artificial light in films has a number of advantages. But how do we use it to make our video look the way we want it to?

You don't necessarily need a video light to film. You can also use natural light. However, there are a few things you should bear in mind.

You can do a lot with just one light source. It is not always necessary to invest in an over-the-top setup. Sometimes just one light source is enough.

The three-point light is one of the most famous light setups from the movie. I'll show you how to use it and why it looks so good.

The following chapter deals with the topic of sound.

Even if it often looks like it: Not every microphone is the same. There are standard differences and areas of application that you should be aware of.

The level is crucial for a proper sound recording. A lot can be adjusted here in the editing process, but with the right basis, the right level, the quality is significantly better.

Reverb on a soundtrack quickly looks unprofessional. It is also difficult to remove in post-production. That's why we have a few tips for you on how to avoid reverb from the outset.

It's not uncommon to use different devices for recording video and recording sound. I'll show you how to combine the two again.

In this chapter, we will take a look at video editing.

After filming, our material must of course be backed up. I'll show you my strategy and the best way to organize your recordings.

Let's get down to practice. I have a video project for you that we will complete together. From import to publication.

In the second part, we refine our video and add the B-roll material.

Do you want that certain something in the post-production of your videos? Then color grading is the perfect option. Let me show you how I grade my videos.

Not only the image in a video is important, but also the sound. This can also be edited to make it just as high-quality as the image.

Animations in your videos are not rocket science. You can animate effects in your videos using keyframes.

Music creates the right mood in your videos. But where do you get the right music for your video? I'll show you my (also free) sources.

When exporting your videos for upload, you should note a few settings. They should look the way you want them to.

Welcome to the Marketing chapter.

We want our videos to be seen by as many people as possible. How exactly do you do that? I'll tell you about my experiences.

Have you finished your video and want it to reach as many people as possible? You can definitely achieve this with these tips.

Let's start the bonus chapter.

Image composition is not only used in photography. You can also produce significantly better videos when filming by paying attention to certain things.

Drones are becoming increasingly popular. But what do you need to consider? I'll show you the legal and creative options.

Floating tripods ensure stable videos, but are not easy to handle. With a little practice and my tips, you can create impressive videos.

Gimbals can help you create stable videos. But how do you use them and what is important?

4k is the current standard for many - or is it? Maybe it's worth filming in HD after all. I'll show you the pros and cons.

Welcome to the practical chapter.

What do you need to consider when filming with a DSLR/DSLM or smartphone? Which camera settings are important here?

Today I want to give you an insight into my office and how I work.

What should you bear in mind to create a brilliant video? I have summarized a few very simple tips for you here and even show you how it works with your smartphone.

Filming doesn't always have to be expensive. Today I have a few almost free tips for great videos that you can implement right away.

Can a smartphone replace a DSLR or DSLM? Can cell phones ever replace real cameras? That's what this video is about.

I have often been asked how I cut, grade and edit the sound in my videos. Of course, I would like to answer these questions and have therefore created this tutorial.

It is not always possible to use a gimbal or a steadycam. But I'll tell you something: it's not always necessary. Today I have a few cool tips for you on how you can create shake-free videos freehand.