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Hosted by Unknown Host · education · EN · 30 episodes
Decoding the Process breaks down professional video creation into a clear blueprint. Host Given Black from Fiohn Films reveals the systems and creative decisions behind music videos, brand ads, and marketing content and more. Learn actionable strategies for pre-production, filming, editing, and client work to execute like a pro. Subscribe for your guide to the art and business of Creation.
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Episode #31
Are your videos not looking as good as you would like? You might be missing the most basic rule in filmmaking. This episode breaks down the rule of thirds, a simple technique that will instantly make your videos look more professional and visually engaging. You will learn what it is, how to use it, why it works, and when to break it for creative effect.
Episode #30
Ever been on a film set and felt completely lost? People shouting "Rolling!" and "Quiet on set!" and "Back to one!" like it all means something obvious. It does. And once you understand it, the chaos transforms into a beautifully coordinated machine. This episode breaks down the essential language of film sets, from common calls to key terms and instructions. Whether you are a beginner filmmaker or just curious about what happens behind the scenes, you will walk away feeling confident and ready for your first shoot.
Episode #29
You have lived a life full of moments, lessons, and experiences that no one else has. But how do you turn that collection of memories into a story that connects with others? This episode walks you through the complete process of structuring your life story, from mapping your journey to finding your themes, crafting your narrative, and sharing it with the world. Whether you are writing a memoir, creating a video, or just wanting to tell your story more effectively, this guide will help you find the meaning in your memories and share it authentically.
Episode #28
You have a great idea for a short film. But how do you tell a complete, emotionally satisfying story in just a few minutes? This episode breaks down the essential elements of short film structure, from compelling character arcs to plot structures that grab attention and hold it. Whether you are a beginner filmmaker or looking to level up your storytelling, you will learn how to craft short films that resonate long after the credits roll.
Episode #27
How do music videos manage to tell a complete, emotionally compelling story in just a few minutes? This episode breaks down the anatomy of music video storytelling, from classic narrative structures to non-linear techniques. Using real examples from artists like Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and Kendrick Lamar, you will learn how visual storytelling enhances music and how you can apply these principles to your own projects.
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