HOW I MAKE VIRAL CINEMATIC INSTAGRAM REELS

How I make Viral Cinematic Instagram Reels

Love it or hate it, Instagram is a video sharing app now. After some hesitation, I finally caved and tried my hand at reels, applying my photographic knowledge to vertical video. In just over a month of posting daily reels, I’ve gained 20,000 new followers and amassed over 10,000,000 views. I’ve even made some money from Instagram’s Bonus program.

In this video, I show you the camera equipment I use, show you my exact camera settings, take you on a video shoot, and then teach you how to make a three tier reel in Adobe Premiere Pro. I’ll even show you how to export them in a way that preserves maximum quality when you upload them to Instagram.

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[ITheTryHardI]

It’s pretty awesome that people in the comments are offering helpful additions and tips to the video and not just dissing on it for not being completely comprehensive. Much appreciated

[SolidBlueBlocks]

In German, there's a word that describes it pretty well:
"Reizüberflutung".
You show the viewer more than they can perceive with their brain, more than they can process, providing them with the pure feeling of overwhelming happiness.
One great shot is nice, but 3 great shots are flooding your brains processing power. Its like feeding yourself pure sugar.

[justinbuice]

Thanks to Katie for helping film behind the scenes!

[SeanSeesMedia]

Love that this is all done with relatively minimal gear and easily achievable by most. No need for fancy field monitors or crazy expensive lenses or stabilisers. Props man

[illestprincessforeve]

This came out so good babe! Love that you broke it down to show others how you make those killer reels. Proud of you! ♥️

[yuvrajchauhan]

first person to spill out how they do it, +1 subscribed!

[jncampora]

Great vid! Quick tip though, there's no need for the external grid, you can actually enable to show guides over the preview, and then you have the option to configure them by pixels or percentage. So to get that same grid you can use two guides, one at 33% and the other at 66%, plus you can switch them on and off very quickly with the button (they don't appear in the video even if you export with them toggled on ofc)

[codename]

that gimbal move with a strap support is smooth af

[jeremymayhew]

The best part is when a client asks you to shoot these videos for them, but want to shoot at noon because "the light is better" 😂 great stuff my freind.

[DJFrantik]

Great info for someone like myself who is just starting to dabble with video coming from the still photo side of things

[beaterbeemer]

Dude, this is awesome! Def just made me want to go out and try it. Loved the exposure to Premiere Pro too. Please do more photo/video tutorials with Premiere Pro 🙏🏻

[flacko_ccc]

Justin coming in clutch with the game changers!!

[francescoininghilterra]

Personally I export in 1080 as I trust my render setting instead of instagram compression. I shoot in 4K and the footage is fantastic even on a 1080 rendered video 👍🏼. But I’ll definitely try to stack 3 landscape videos on top of each other next time 😊 thanks for the tip!

[dhavalshrikhande]

Was just having coffee before heading to the office and you’ve given me a task today at work now😂

[AaronTremblay]

This was awesome dude! Makes me want to take some attempts at it tonight!

[mpnoodle]

That’s one happy F30 Justin! First time around here! You earned my sub!

[jonniewalks]

Don’t wanna be a hypocrite. Had to subscribe. Great stuff mate. Keep it up

[jbroome]

Amazing quick video! I appreciate the tip about creating a 4K timeline bc I’ve struggled with the IG compression!

[ilikethisone]

That was an awesome trick you showed us with the camera strap I can tell you have definitely been doing this for awhile and it shows. Good stuff

[vainvoid]

The camera strap trick is fricking genius😭 I think with ibis and that I should be okay til I get a gimbal. Beautiful videos bro🔥