30-Day Class with Casey Neistat
FILMMAKING & STORYTELLING
CREATE 2 ORIGINAL SHORT FILMS WITH CASEY NEISTAT
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CASEY’S CLASS COVERS:
- Finding Ideas & Stories
- Cinematography & Visual Storytelling
- Editing, Pacing & Rhythm
- Setting the Tone with Music
- The Three-Act Structure
- Getting the Most Out of Your Gear
- Vlogging & Spontaneous Filmmaking
- Titles, Text Graphics & Overlays
- Introducing Characters & Settings
- Keeping Your Audience Engaged
- Reviewing & Polishing Your Work
- Sound Design, Effects & Editing
- Filmmaking Tricks & Casey-isms
- Creative Problem Solving
- Develop Your Voice as a Filmmaker
Keto –
👍👍👍but expensive
vincebalsamo –
I’ve tried Master Class, Skill share and all others. But I told my girlfriend at that time “if Casey will put out a class in Film Making. I’ll drop everything and join the class. I bet that’s gonna be the best!” And here it is!
poorkidjp –
Halló from Japan. Awesome takes. I wish i can improve my filming abilities.
James Sandbrook –
Watching Casey film was really interesting. But also really reassuring for myself.
Some standout leanings:
– He’s not bothered by equipment, the focus is the story
– He often shoots on standard settings – a lot of ‘auto’
– He knows that there is interestingness in almost anything but culls anything not crucial to the story
– He doesn’t always have the idea fully planned out but rather uses the initial thought to push himself off the cliff.
– He then builds the plane (story) on the way down
– Spontaneity is a secret sauce that, if you embrace, adds real depth to the characters and moments in your film
– He shoots chronologically which reduces the effort in the edit. In effect, he writes scripts and edits as he films
– He uses different angles of the same thing to make it feel like a bigger production team
– He makes mistakes too!!
– The plan will change – it always does. Embrace it.
This was a big reassurance and confidence booster. All of the above have been things I have felt uneasy about from time to time filming for clients. But seeing someone with such experience struggle in the same way made me feel like I’m not as bad as I sometimes tell myself.
satyen93 –
I love this man. My all time favourite YouTuber
Nicole –
Literally the God Father of Youtube! Super GOOD!!
Embo –
I don’t have a film making background so everything was new and “aha” moments. But I definitely learnt new stuff and have more fun making videos.
Richard –
Casey is brilliant. I love his approach and how he tries to do something different no matter how much content he is creating. That’s HARD TO DO. He’s such a fresh perspective in a saturated genre. I’m glad to take his class.
Jon Romero –
I just finished Casey Neistat’s filmmaking course and my video has the highest retention ever
If you don’t know Casey, definitely check him out. His videos are amazing.
So, long story short, I signed up to his course to improve my storytelling and I think there is some improvement.
Usually my videos have 20% retention (I review pitch decks) but this one is hovering on 50%.
I believe this is due to the fact that the whole course makes you think about every single shot and keep it interesting.
Has anyone had similar “revelations”?
Petra (verified owner) –
The team knows their stuff—really impressive.
Thomas (verified owner) –
Always happy to help.
Mariah –
So practical
Paula –
Great item. Easy to use and really clean. Worked perfectly!
Narciso –
The item and the design are very cool. Also the support is amazing, they always help you with any detail that you have.