EASY Creative Tips for Filming Yourself !

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[karmatraining]

The hidden benefit of filming by yourself is that you can be 100% in control and do everything exactly the way you want - you don't have to compromise your vision in any way or be shy or nervous about what others might think. You can be as creative as you like.

[Steezysterling]

That’s crazy the intro looks like the movie moonlight

[theodorebridgman]

Appreciate you boss. Even in this video there are layers -- learning the patience to shoot at the right time + the color grade + the tripod + the POV shots + the forethought to take a decent mic on your trip so you can have good audio. In isolation, easy to talk about. Hard to do everything at once.

When I first found your channel a few years ago I initially liked the fact that your advice was very unpretentious -- "the good gear is the gear that gets you out and shooting" -- but it's obvious that after putting in hours of experimentation you've arrived at a place of quality that way more over-equipped photographers might have initially pay-to-played their way into, and with a degree of honesty and organic style that they lack.

Bit buzzed right now so that's more of an essay than I intended, but I hope it's uplifting/helpful so I'm leaving it

[brittoffthebeaten]

As a solo traveler hoping to improve my cinematography to tell the stories that I want to tell, thank you!

Also it was the “but you don’t have any friends” for me 😅

[BrandonBames]

Man I just found your channel, but you're getting exactly the look I've been after for a while. Very crisp and sharp but also rooted in a vintage aesthetic that doesn't seem tacky or overly done and completely works in the modern world. Very subtle. Taking note. Subbed.

[dj_wilson]

Thank you for this! There's plenty of these "solo shooter tips" videos on here, but yours truly stands out in how you relate your decision making process around your shots and ideas. So much helpful insight in here. I'll be revisiting this one often as I get my channel/content going. Always love your stuff!

[celebreacts]

This made me feel better and get out of my "depressive state". I'd feel bad because I had no one to help me bring to life a video I envisioned. But this just put a smile on my face and ideas in my head. Thank You So Much Vuhlandes. I'm very thankful.🙏🙏

[goldenbarbie]

Thank you so much for those tips! The colour grading in this video is insane ! As always you did a great job and inspire us 🤗

[AWKSICK]

I usually get shy filming by myself out in public bcos i hate when ppl staring when you got a camera or feel like someone is gonna jack my shit but i feel like thats stopping me from executing my ideas. This vid def helped me out to say fuck it and just go outside and shoot it, lesget it thanks Vuh!

[phivanluong]

Man, I'm so glad I finally found a channel that go straight to the point, short and simple, easy to understand/executed . Thank you!

[SamKhanyile]

I am proud to say my content creation skills will skyrocket after watching this video. I am really looking for creative ways to film and this was just what I needed.

[milavictoria]

This was SO helpful. I work in film and I know it can take a village to get these shots. You'd never think you shot these all on your own (and post production! Impressive). Incredible tips. Thanks for sharing :)

[clintonoshipitan]

Been watching for a couple years like 2020 and super pride of ur progression as photographer, filmmaker, and creative. Keep going and growing bro 👏🏿

[karmatraining]

Tripod is so important. I got a super light one that I can shove in the side of my camera bag, and I got a massive camera bag that fits all my stuff. The beauty of this is that you can keep everything pre-assembled for quick filming on location.

[jayjayjaythebrand]

Love how you are always taking limitations and turning them into opportunities. Keep the 🔥🔥 coming bro

[YongandMike]

I stumbled upon your primary YouTube channel, and I must say, your short films are exceptionally captivating, and I appreciate the beautiful stories you share. Your work has truly inspired me, and I will definitely be subscribing.

[dirtys]

Absolutely love these easy creative tips for filming yourself! As someone who's constantly creating content, it's refreshing to discover practical techniques to make my videos stand out. From utilizing interesting angles to incorporating props and backgrounds, each tip adds a unique touch to self-filmed footage. The advice on lighting and audio is especially helpful in achieving professional results. Thank you for sharing these valuable insights! 🎬✨ #CreativeFilmingTips

[compacoffeeroasters]

This video is so beautifully shot. Like I know you’re teaching how to do it but all of these clips you used- the composition and the colors go crazy. I had to pause and say something. Appreciate you for this

[JakeKelsick]

This was an amazing video man. Real creative framing. Makes you want to go and and simply enjoy the art of documenting life. I always tent to rush when filming this was a sick reminder to try and slow down and enjoy them juicy life moments!

[weeklyfascination]

Really enjoy your down to earth style. I film myself and I'm going to incorporate some of the tips you give here, especially over-shooting and getting multiple takes, including a wide angle and a close-up of the same thing. Thank you!