Would love to hear some feedback.(be critical)

The people around you… noone will look at you today and say: “Man, I see you become a millionaire five years from now.” “I see someone who will get everything they want . You have no obligation to ask people for that. First… you have to show it. People will only respect you after you have results. "To Break the Rules, You Must First Master Them"

“THE ONE LOCATION, THREE STORIES” CHALLENGE** New week. Fresh eyes. Let’s sharpen the skill that separates average creators from real filmmakers: ➡️ The ability to tell different stories… with the same environment. Most beginners think they need new locations, new gear, something “cool” happening. But the best creators can make a single room look cinematic, emotional, and aesthetic in completely different ways just by how they shoot it. This week, you’re going to prove you can do the same. 🔥 THE CHALLENGE Pick one location your bedroom, kitchen, car, gym, studio, whatever. Then create 3 mini clips (5–10 seconds each): 1. Story #1 — Calm / AestheticSoft light, slower movement, cozy vibes. 2. Story #2 — Energetic / DynamicFaster cuts or movement, sharper angles, more intensity. 3. Story #3 — Emotional / CinematicShadows, depth, mood, framing with intention. Same place. Three totally different stories. 🎯 This one exercise improves EVERYTHING: - Your eye for angles - Your creativity - Your ability to adapt - Your understanding of lighting - Your storytelling instincts - And most importantly… your confidence behind the camera 📤 POST IT IN THE THREAD When you upload your 3 clips, caption them like this: - Location you chose - What each “story style” was - What you learned from doing it

Hey Zedan so I downloaded the color grading nodes and well my footage came out like this.😬 It didn’t come out how I expected it to look. Btw I film on a Sony Zve10.

There’s a 3-minute video I want every one of you to watch right now. It shows exactly what we’ve been working on this week: angles, framing, light, and how simple choices make ordinary moments cinematic. Don’t just watch it — study it. 🔎 WHAT TO WATCH FOR (Checklist) - Light & mood: Where’s the key light coming from? - Angle choices: Why low here, eye-level there? What emotion or power do those angles create? - Framing & composition: Rule of thirds, headroom, lead space, negative space. - Depth: How she separates subject from background. - Camera movement: Static vs. subtle - Pacing: How long each shot holds; how cuts (or no cuts) control rhythm. - Sound & music: How audio supports the visual mood. - Color & contrast: Warm vs. cool tones, shadow detail, and how it sets emotion. - Story through shots: Which shot tells the moment, which one complements it. 🎯 YOUR TASK (Do this after you watch) 1. Pick one moment from the video that hit you one shot or one setup. 2. Recreate that shot (30 seconds max) using the same lighting idea, angle, and framing. 3. Post your clip in the thread with one sentence: “What I copied + what I changed.”