The DIY Magic Hidden in Big Sets

For Ep. 5 of our 'cinematic' series, we interviewed @gkohfilms, a director, cinematographer & choreographer who makes short films, music videos and branded work full of color, movement & stunning cinematography. Download our free Creator Field Guide full of DIY tips, lighting tricks, and low budget production hacks: https://www.patreon.com/digitalspaghetti/posts/we-made-field-163186351 Watch the rest of our series exploring what it means to be 'cinematic': https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVIaKJMqVHi6ip-d0zO-RIOie6TupyqrO&si=rMOKBNtxO9QTkNjI In this episode we break down Gracie's film "Childlike Imagination", a short film she made for Adobe, taking inspiration from "Everything Everywhere All At Once." Join our free Patreon for livestreams with creators, monthly newsletters, BTS, exclusive episodes, and a community of 9k+ creators & artists helping each other learn and grow: https://Patreon.com/DigitalSpaghetti 0:00 - Who is Gracie Koh? 2:21 - Shooting Fight Scenes 4:19 - Show The Same Punch Twice 6:40 - Why Pre-Vis Matters 7:50 - Why Planning VFX Matters 8:37 - The “Everything Everywhere All At Once” Effect 11:03 - The Rhythm Of Fight Scenes 14:50 - Mastering The Match Cut 16:57 - What Does Cinematic Mean To Gracie? 18:55 - Faking Golden Hour 21:09 - Creating For Adobe 24:02 - Dance Vs. Fight Scenes 26:31 - Making Stock Footage Cinematic 28:48 - Story Over Technique 31:38 - Adrian’s Childhood Rug? 34:14 - Cinematic Is A Feeling, Not A Budget ------ Digital Spaghetti is an interview show that dives deep into how your favorite creators actually make their videos. For more ways to grow your creative business, visit https://patreon.com/patreonforcreators Send us fan mail! Digital Spaghetti PO Box 410777 San Francisco, CA 94141