My videos were BORING, but now I DO THIS…

As a beginner videographer, there's so much to learn and a lot of the fundamentals slip under the radar... But if you use the tips in this video, they'll help you make more engaging videos and become a better visual storyteller.

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[EricMaloneyFilmmaker]

The Airplane reference at the beginning!!! Brilliant! Love the content man! You're doing amazing work!

[phucmapvlog]

The orbit is still one of my favorites

[DreamDuoFilms]

Awesome video, man! I really like the vibe of your videos - your humor, the vibe, atmosphere, music, voice as well as color-grading, you're awesome, Sam!

[Imperatormusic]

Apart from the valuable content and the actual purpose of the video... That joke at the start had me dead. I was not expecting that. Also the acting was on point.

[Nanaimore]

I''ve been SLOWLY learning to leave my gimbles at home and not relying on a drone. Thanks for the tips from Vancouver Island.

[HiethGeorge]

Love the Pedestal will have to try that with my JIB - yep I have got one lying around 😀 love these episodes - YES IT IS A MOVE !

[dovaniliemarian]

This is 1000$ course content and he is giving all this knoledge for free! Insane!

[DrWasim]

But even more impressive were your basketball skills.

[flipnap]

I think one of the most underrated techniques is using the ronin for pans and tilts. before I had a nice fluid head I would just mount the ronin and away it went. the motors are smooth enough that the starts and stops arent too jittery at all. I wish they would let us dial in ease ins/out speed. ive even used it to do motion control programming waypoints. also have a pretty long slider and will mount the ronin on it so I can have a push in while doing pan tilts.

[motonagam]

Thank you Sam for the great camera movement tips! And I love your cool handheld camera rig setup!

[Josh_Sattin]

Nice video Sam! Tons of value in this one for filmmakers!

[Azzgi]

Honestly, you give the BEST advice. Thank you <3

[SumonBose]

Thank you so much man, awesome stuff :) love how you went in detail and explained the intention behind each shot. There is so much to learn still about film language, thanks again :)

[VoidNeon]

I’m so happy you included Matt Reeves directing The Batman as an example. He’s incredible and made a masterpiece. Just like you with your videos mate. Thanks again for an amazing video, very informative, funny and really well done as usual!

[maxrainwater]

You're hilarious! Excellent videos. I'm binging them, watching multiple times. Thanks for your work!!!

[shua_films]

Brotha love this video!!! The edit was great and the info very helpful! I need to start practicing more purposeful camera movements 🙏🏽

[cinematicvlogger]

This is a great tutorial. The belt just broke on my Micro2 slider and I miss using, must repair but haven't yet found the belt part. Thank you!

[anilaboutme]

I'm binge watching all your videos. Very entertaining and informative and you always tell your viewer to watch the next one. Well done. Great content!!!!

That Airplane! reference deserves a sub alone!

[kingmuhu]

The most boring thing is not having a story. Almost all tutorials show some moves but the footage used almost always have a lack of story. Its cus of the lack of story i dont shoot that often.