How To Shoot Handheld Video | 6 Easy Camera Moves

If your footage is looking shaky then these 6 handheld camera movements will instantly up your filmmaking and video production game! No need for any expensive equipment, no steadicams, no sliders or tripods. Just you, your camera.....and a camera strap

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[twiglet]

Amazing ! This is what's meant by talking the talk and walking the walk - and remember if you are a beginner " If only the best birds sang, the woods would be very silent ".

[LearnOnlineVideo]

BOUNUS TIP: Use a wide angle lens to accentuate your camera movements (most of these shots were shot at 16mm). I hope this video helps you capture some silky smooth footage. Good luck.

[joepatzie]

I keep coming back to this channel. He always produces no-nonsense content that is crafted to teach you a It's short, it's sweet, it's you Steve.

[ShravanKumar]

Short and crisp, Thanks you for disseminating knowledge.

[AirShareOklahoma]

Thank you for putting yourself out there to teach others! I have been watching your videos for a few months and am building a channel with a $300 drone and my phone. You have partially inspired me to try and see how far I can go without buying ANY equipment. Thank you :)

[boris-brycenkwanyi]

I had to search for this video again, since I have an upcoming project and I loved rewatching every single minute of it 🙏🏾

[djdance]

Hi, This is super useful. One observation... you skipped from 3rd tip to 5th one, so there are actually 5 tips :)

[isloooboy]

Wow this will help me a lot because I am practicing hand held videos so far and planning to buy a gimbal for me after saving some extra bucks. Thanks for these simple but valuable TIPS and for it I am so much tankful and share my lots of love.

[Creativeinc]

Crucial for those shots where you can't always fit in a gimbal or don't have time to set it up! Great stuff

[timanselmann]

hey Steve thank you for sharing your experience with us! you got a really great channel here I think its one of the most underrated channels for learning how to film! keep on going! greets from Germany

[GratefulOverlander]

I learn so much from every video...this one taught me that I need to mix in some yoga

[LucasStudio]

The BEST Video tutorial lecturer i ever see!

[markamule]

Sir! Which camera 📸, have you used to shoot this video, I absolutely love it, I will be glad to see your response please 🙏

[mayurshetty]

Always love to see new techniques through your channel. Love From India

[lucrativestance]

You can also shoot it all in 4K and edit in 1080p and just crop/zoom effect some of the stuff to add extra smooth movements

[ShahanoorMamun]

This is great for knowing enough about your camera 📷 hand moving ✅💚❤️

Wish you good luck friend 💚

[cdannysalim]

good video ...thank Mr Steve Wright ...

[zoomcutsz]

yes, yes, pls do more heldheld tutorial, by the way all your video is awesome, easy to understand with clear explanation, n thxs for the tips n triks, your footage is really amazing, all your review is the best, thank you

[dkpixels]

Great tutorial!
Your fan from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[keyl]

This was great, however, you have to be in GREAT physical shape for sch smooth moves. With joint problems in knees and wrists from an early age, no matter how much i;ve been trying these tricks for years, it's always a jittery' S***show 😝. Another point, and it would be MUCH appreciated if you could address them: what do you do when your handheld camera is a heavier DSLR (think Canon Mark models ) or even an Canon d 80, which are all bigger and twice as heavy as your mirrorless? and do you have any tips for older bulkier professional camcorders such as the Panasonic HC x1500 (without the grip)