These 3 EASY Camera Movements will Make Your YouTube Videos BETTER

These three camera movements are great starting points when you're struggling to come up with shot ideas.
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[KellanReck]

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[vevefilm]

I’m currently going around YouTube to find camera tricks to level up my vlogging and tbh this video is one of the most concise I found. I never thought about the dropping/falling trick, it’s quite genius!

[NewLayer]

My type of video, 100% content, 0% fluff 👍

[AmSamFam]

I’m just getting into videography and have been watching plenty of tutorials, but these three simple tips were so easy, yet so impactful! Thanks so much for sharing!!!

[LeonelVlog]

I love the tip especially the napkin trick.

[ingejustavanderhelm]

Oh wow, that napkin slider trick is so cute & creative <3

[DoctorFashion]

you just gained a new subscriber from this video.. Thanks for sharing <3

[weslie]

Awesome. As a beginner, those tips seemed highly advanced, yet so simple :) Thanks for the tips

[Hari-Photo-Videos]

Thanks Kellan The focus to out of focus and reversing it in post is great tips to me.(may be every one) thank you once again.

[Rmcthree]

absolutely the coolest and easiest techniques...that really look professional and "must to have been hard to pull off" ...hats off sir!

[mateenmakesfilms]

These are some solid tips. I always have trouble with how to make my movement seem purposeful and these really help! Thanks !!

[adventurewithbernie]

Good simple techniques. Nice for a change to have not QUITE so OVER the TOP with your delivery, thanks 🙏

[InteriorDost]

I don't understand why the heck someone has disliked this great simple video. Thanks a lot.

[bijgiean]

gonna try these three! thank you! this video is concise and lots of value

[KrisAdamsTV]

It's amazing how amazing little tips and tricks can be when it comes to the actual footage you get. I guess that's why it's important to keep experimenting and getting footage. It's not like we're wasting film here. If anything we're wasting life if we don't keep striving to get better at the things we love. (Don't go to my channel, my subscriber count will make you disregard the super important point I am making here).

[richiemawunyo]

I have learn something here today, and there is no way I can leave here without subscribing to your channel, great job man keep it up

[sparknoid]

Now that's what I call a smooth, to the point tips for cinematic shots ...awesome video !!

[aroundtheblock_carnie.]

I really liked the third movement. I've been trying it myself but never thought of reversing it in post to get that push into focus shot. I'll give it a try!

[calonfilmaker]

I just started to make cinematic video.. This video very helpful like it thanks.. Bro 👍👍👍

[LaloRacer]

Thank you for posting! It has been really long since I used these techniques and this video certainly worked as a refresher for me to see how good they are! Keep killing it bro! :D