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In this video, Prime Atl shares a comprehensive, step-by-step guide on how to film cinematic vlogs, even on overcast days (0:00-0:10). He covers various techniques and essential gear to achieve a professional, movie-like look for your vlogs. Final Edit:    • Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K Full Frame | C...   Want to learn more? Join my film community TODAY! https://www.skool.com/prime-cinematic... Luts Used to Color Grade This VIdeo: https://payhip.com/b/iNPJa One on One Consultation with PrimeAtl https://primecinematics.as.me/schedul...[]=41320756 Cloudy days don’t kill cinematic vlogs — they make them better if you know how to use the light. In this video, PrimeAtl breaks down exactly how he makes his vlogs look cinematic step by step, even on a fully overcast day. This video guides viewers through the process of capturing cinematic vlog footage. The creator shares tips on camera angles, movement, and composition, demonstrating how to create visually engaging content while walking around a city. They emphasize the importance of capturing real-life moments and using B-roll to enhance the storytelling. Here are the key takeaways: Location and Props (0:05-0:34): The video starts at Morgan Falls, a peaceful location that provides a good backdrop. The creator uses a Fujifilm Instax Mini41 camera as a prop (1:04-1:16) to add visual interest to his shots. Framing and Composition (1:34-2:48): Learn how to establish your scene, find stopping points, and use angles to create dynamic shots. The creator demonstrates walking into the frame at an angle (2:28-2:33) and pausing to look around (2:40-2:48) to immerse viewers in the environment. Camera Angles and Movement (3:04-3:49): The video emphasizes using a variety of camera angles, including bringing the camera closer for detailed shots (3:04-3:08). It also highlights capturing B-roll footage, such as birds flying across the frame (3:35-3:49), to enhance storytelling and provide visual breaks from the main subject. Maximizing Location and Continuity (5:41-6:20): Prime Atl stresses the importance of maximizing a filming location by getting as many scenes and camera angles as possible. He also advises maintaining continuity in every shot, ensuring props and details remain consistent (9:15-9:51). Monitoring Your Shots (9:59-10:42): To achieve proper framing, the creator recommends using a Hollyland monitor (10:05-10:17) or a SmallRig wireless monitor for iPhone users (10:33-10:42) to view yourself in real-time. Lens Selection and ND Filters (15:30-19:12): The video demonstrates the effect of different lenses, explaining how an 85mm lens brings the background closer (15:58-16:09) while a 50mm lens shows more of the background (17:38-17:42). It also introduces the use of an ND filter (16:36-16:58) to control exposure, especially in bright conditions. Storytelling and B-roll (30:42-32:02): The creator explains that storytelling is more important than raw quality, citing a viral video shot on an iPhone (30:30-30:40). He advises using B-roll to fill in gaps and lead viewers through the narrative (35:10-35:32), and even suggests using cliffhangers to encourage viewers to anticipate future content (35:32-35:49). Personal Perspective (14:04-15:28): Prime Atl encourages viewers not to overthink their shots and to be confident in their unique perspective, as this is what resonates with an audience. He shares how vlogging has helped him overcome creative blocks and personal struggles (15:02-15:28). This is a full cloudy-day cinematic breakdown, covering everything from camera settings to storytelling and color grading so you can get a movie-like look in any weather. In this video, you’ll learn: • My exact cinematic camera settings • How to use cloudy light like a softbox • Framing techniques that add depth • Smooth cinematic movement • How I shoot for the edit • Color grading for moody cinematic tones If you’ve ever struggled to make your vlogs look cinematic without sunlight, this breakdown will change how you shoot forever. Color Grading Presets Used to Color Grade This Video: https://payhip.com/primecinematics #film #tips #tutorial #cinematography #blackmagicdesign #photography #howto #exposure #filmtips #lighting #camera #cinematic #camerasetting #vlog #musicvideo #music #bmcc6k #blackmagic6kfullframe #breakdown #shotbyshot #filmmaker #dp #director #tips #walkthrough