1 Shot You NEED to Capture With Every Video

The Hero Shot is super important to capture every time you're filming

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[leapnlarry]

Hey jeven, i think a great video idea is how to become a amateur director, how to get people to act they way you want in your videos, you gave an example in this video, showing the actor the shot, awesome. I am going to keep examples of some shots on my phone and show it to somebody i want to film, i think it will make them understand and look more comfortable, maybe even express a look or stare i am looking for. Im sure you have tons of tips for amateur directing.. we film ourselves for an rv travel channel and to complete in this genre we have to bring up our game while filming ourselves and other characters in our videos. It will make editing, telling the story so much better. Thanks for your tips, they encourage total amateurs like me to level up our game. Larry

[Polaris-droneshots]

Im so glad i came across this. Things can be so overwelming but when you put it down like this it really helps with the chain of thoughts and ideas get slightly better. Im 36 years old and im really liking this jouney so far. Changing my career and trying to get into shooting films. And people like yourself can be a real guidance and motivating
Thanks alot for making this video. And The shots from India really made me smile.

[offgridmedia]

I love how simple your setup is when you’re out shooting, no excuses!!!

[relaxingnaturewalks]

I concur that making the client feel more at ease and friendly by displaying them photos or videos!! Love your content!!

[RonaldBrown]

These hero shots were amazing. Thanks for sharing this technique with us.

[TourayMediaGroup]

Very well explained, i will be using the Hero shot deffinetly more often

[davesnapsyou]

Thank you so much! And I immediately got an inspiration for a scene with a hero shot.

[moritzhberg]

Thanks a bunch for this, Jeven! Gave me some inspiration for a documentary I’m currently working on. Already shot a couple of hero shots and they turned out amazing! Will reshoot at a later date with a gimbal though, because I tried the orbit shot handheld; and while it works, it is still kinda shaky and not as smooth as I want it to be.
But I’m still super impressed with what I’ve been able to capture.

[MikeBabsBC]

I knew I needed this, just didn't know how to capture it right. thank you!!!

[heyjudesadventures]

Thank you so much. I'm learning so much from you!

[BrunoPozoReal]

This is perfect for documentary shoots, might try it at a corporate event too

[NeekAnthony]

learning a lot from these videos thank you

[trippingtheroad_liaandkevin]

Ow damn! This is super insightful, thanks 🔥

[lettochfilms]

Great reminder. Thank you. Incredible to have access to such a pro. Isn't YouTube wonderful! Cheers Jeven.

[johnpftd]

Thanks Jevin! More good stuff for a rookie like me.

[JauneMacReady]

Outstandung. Great tutorial and very helpful. Thank you

[HristosInAfrica]

nice, thanks. I am thinking to buy a 4k 120p camera, since my a7c still only supports hd 120

[harshad.sharma]

7:03 💯 Back when I did portrait photography, I used to keep a 30 inch monitor facing my clients and tether the camera to display every shot as it was taken. Transformed people's comfort levels because they could see every shot and change pose or expression until they got the shot they liked.

[RockyLimit]

I’m going to have to try to incorporate some Hero shots in my movies!!!🎥

[GPOutdoors]

That was excellent - very helpful. - thanks!