The Weirdly Boys talk Jack Foley and his contributions to the film industry. Plus the boys give their favorite sound effects.

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This episode we discuss silent films, the Talkies, and composers and how they have shaped film as we know it today.

On this Episode the Weirdly Boyz talk about a new Netflix show that' push the One-Shot to the absolute limit. Tune in, this is a good one!

In this episode we go deeper into shot types and touch on some that are a little harder and more advanced. Shot Types you should be getting to know, so you can push your projects and give them more depth.

Dive into the world of film and photography with a breakdown of basic shot types. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your knowledge, we’ll cover the essential shots that every filmmaker and photographer should know. From close-ups to wide shots, let’s explore how each shot impacts storytelling and visual composition. Tune in and learn the fundamentals of shot types!

Understanding ISO, shutter speed, f-stop, and framing is crucial for capturing compelling and well-exposed photographs. ISO determines your camera's sensitivity to light, impacting noise in the image. Shutter speed controls motion blur or sharpness, freezing fast action or creating artistic streaks. F-stop (aperture) affects depth of field, guiding focus and light entry to emphasize subjects or create background blur. Framing enhances composition, drawing attention to key elements and creating visual balance. Mastering these elements empowers photographers to creatively adapt to different lighting, movement, and storytelling needs, turning technical know-how into artistic expression.

Using your phone for shooting videos can be incredibly beneficial due to its convenience, accessibility, and advanced technology. Modern smartphones come equipped with high-quality cameras capable of capturing stunning footage in various settings. They are portable, allowing you to shoot spontaneously and in diverse locations without the need for bulky equipment. Smartphones also offer a range of apps for editing and enhancing your videos directly on the device, making the production process more efficient. Additionally, shooting with a phone can be less intimidating for subjects, resulting in more natural and candid footage. Overall, using your phone for shooting is a practical and versatile option for both amateur and professional videographers.

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Imposter syndrome is the persistent feeling of self-doubt and fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite evidence of competence and success. It's common among high achievers who struggle to internalize their accomplishments. This can lead to anxiety, stress, and a lack of confidence.