5 EASY Ways to Make Your Videos Look PROFESSIONAL!

These are 5 easy ways to make your videos look more professional without having to buy a ton of expensive gear! Everyone needs to be aware of these 5 things!

Expect 1-2 short, concise tutorials and tips as well as some personal work every week from here on out!

I'm here for you all. If you have questions or suggestions write them in the comments below!

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[danielcamargopolo]

Its great how much you grow from this to your last videos, not only light but also the way you connect with us. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Total support and good vibes from Colombia

[TheyCallMeCotton]

I see the difference from here to now that you mentioned in your newest video. I don't think it's cringe but I see now you don't try so hard. Keep up the great work/content. Hope you have a super blessed 2021

[bephrem]

Actually an amazing video. This is exactly what I’ve been thinking. Frame rate, pace, color-grading, etc

[ungree]

saw a lot of other videos saying i need an nd filter, but your explanation of the ND filter in comparison to how aperture is used in photography finally made it click in my head that i need one.

to keep that depth of field without blowing out your picture or having to compensate with shutterspeed (which should stay set according to the fps feel you're going for.) thank you!

[thatonehypedancer]

How do you know edit all the small gaps by the down side of the screen?

Love your videos ❤️❤️🔥

[nes.torfernandez]

Hey Danny, these old videos are so good! Lol, I hope that my YouTube journey, whenever it happens, looks half as exciting and good as yours.

[saintsurge]

Roll the intro!!! So funny dude looking at how chilled you are now

[DavidBeagin]

Thanks for posting tips for beginners. There's a lot of moving parts to consider in order to get professional-quality video. Tip #6 on sound-- maybe that can be explored in your next video posting? Or how about the most creative ways to incorporate drone footage in your story-telling? You use some great shots in your Jeep commercial and it works so well. How did you know how to pull that off? Thanks for the videos. Keep them coming!

[SeoulMan]

Was watching one of your old vids again and saw 100k subscribers! Congrats Danny! Love your work and your vibe! Next stop: 1, 000, 000

[nkventured]

here from your latest video! Thank you for sharing your story!

[ChristopherChiu]

sound design! Wow...and just ordered an ND filter. thx bro :)

[pianoguythe]

Amazing video! Very clear and helped a loy

[joeyvela]

Dude.. super dope to see where you started and how you've leveled up your game!! You did something in this video I've been trying to find for YEARS as a side-by-side comparison and who would've known you did it 3 years ago hidden in this gem of a video! My question to you - how do you place a 60fps clip onto a 24fps sequence to show the difference of frame rates? To where you can show what the difference of natural motion blur vs high frame rates looks like. I'm on Premiere.. so if you could answer this.. bro you would make my day!

[DannyGevirtz]

Don't all comment at once everyone!

[derrynik]

This animated version of Danny is imperfectly perfect 😅

[pahugotproductions]

Dud frame rate explication so perfectly explain.... Nice

[egobros]

Excellent, got some great value out of this!

[angelbender]

My name is angel and i am a photographer/videographer out of nashville tennesse and i had a quick question. I have a camera, editing software, and a drive to create videos....i just dont know where to start. i dont know what to shoot or where to shoot. Any tips for jumpstarting the creative mind a bit? Thanks!! Also i really enjoy your videos man.

[ctsee]

As a new film maker this has been helpful.

[petervis]

How to get good passing?
Can you make a tutoriol about that?
Nice work !!
Greetings Peter