
Celebrated cinematographer Ryan Booth shares the insider knowledge to make any video look intentional, beautiful, and expensively produced—even without fancy equipment or a large crew. Over 40 minutes, Booth reveals his process for working with natural light, maximizing locations, and shaping light as you shoot.
Best known for his documentary feature on The Revenant, Booth's approach fuses commercial and documentary styles into a signature aesthetic. He demystifies key filmmaking terms, shares simple tools that maximize impact, and proves that compelling cinematography comes from vision, not budget.
By the end, you'll have the confidence and concrete techniques to walk into any location and bring it to life cinematically—transforming your own films into productions with movie-level visual polish.
Learn how to shoot with soul and make your videos look more expensive, thanks to celebrated cinematographer and director, Ryan Booth.
Best known for his documentary feature on The Revenant — a project personally commissioned by Academy Award-winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu — Ryan's approach to filmmaking fuses the commercial and video world with a distinct documentary style.
In this inspiring 40-minute class, Ryan walks you through his creative process of how to make something look beautiful, intentional, and of higher production value in a quick and easy way – essentially, making a video look like a movie.
Key lessons include:
No need for fancy equipment, technical know-how or a large film crew; Ryan gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how anyone can walk into a location and bring it to life in the most compelling way possible.
By the end of this class, you’ll have the confidence and inspiration to film your own cinematic moment like a pro!
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Taught by Ryan Booth — Filmmaker, Cinematographer, Director
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