The SECRET To Becoming A Travel FILMMAKER

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In this episode we talk about the secret to becoming a travel filmmaker and really thats just to enjoy the process. Sometimes we get way too caught up in the destination we forget to enjoy the process. Learn to enjoy that and you will definitely becoming an amazing filmmaker.

[khuelor]

TravelFeels and Peter McKinnon are my film professors

[Christo_glenn]

I've been doing little projects, often in my spare time and what I've discovered is how fun it is to look back and compare my old ones to my new ones and gauging how much I'm progressing. I find it amazingly satisfying and it's been pushing me to continue further on my journey, in which I still have so far to go.
Don't give up guys, just keep sticking with it!

[ulys]

You damn right mate. The secret is to do something you love and to focus on the present moment. Being grateful for what you have and what you live will definitely enhance the feeling of wellbeing in those experiences. The success will come if you do what you love.

[georgecheung]

this is really good advice. it applies to other fields too...


music
skateboarding
writing
photography

[ForrestLee]

As I turn another year older today, I went through a quick life reflection of a lot of things that I haven't accomplished yet, whether it's in my personal life or career... this video was a wonderful reminder of all the things I'm grateful for and to enjoy my ongoing journey... thanks travelfeels, I'm forever grateful for this amazing video!

[GanniicusZA]

im watching all your videos man. this one really inspired me and made me be ok with being a amateur rather than forcing myself to be ''good'' all the time and getting discouraged by bad shots. thank u so much man. u just got urself one loyal sub. love it papa bless

[VedikaBadlani]

I have a full time job and I travel and edit over the weekends or whatever leaves I get. But looking at all the successful youtubers and influencers sometimes makes me feel very low because I don't see a lot of growth on my channel. However, listening to you today made me feel so much better because I should remember how I love making videos and that's what's most important. The end goal should be to be happy doing what you love. Thank you!

[MaximilianFischermafis]

I am an it professionell. I started running seven years ago. After some days i started to love nature. So i started taking pictures.

And five years later i started to recoding movies.

Now i am here. Looking back on all that stuff and what i learned. And it's amazing what happens if you love something and try things out. Every picture and movie get a little bit better.

[boi]

i dont even have projects and i just make films/photo's cause i fucking love it

[TuomasKivioja]

This very stoic way of looking at it is 1000% correct and applies to absolutely everything. You will never have the willingness to go through the grind at the beginning when you are not amazing yet if you are not enjoying the process. And hence, you will never improve as you don’t enjoy the process of improving.

[caseysheppard]

That's where I'm at. I stopped looking at other creators and wanting to be them and realized that it's the process of filmmaking that I enjoy most. Not what camera I have or want... just hitting record and creating. Capturing memories. Learning from each and every video!

Thanks for keeping my perspective in check! Great video!

[apom]

Thanks for your words, really inspire me to keep going with my Youtube channel. I love filmmaking and is a passion for me, and trying to get better everyday! Thank You again!

[NicoGuarino]

Cool story and great advice! Likewise, I graduated with a Bachelor of Theology from the Philippines, and now I'm getting more into film. Great content and epic videos, keep them coming!

[CELLYYBO]

Youth Pastor? That's awesome man!

[evamartirodriguez]

Your videos are the best. You're such an inspiration to me. I'm currently studying a bachelor in Advertising but all I want is to take pictures and make videos <3

[mathisaffortit]

This video motivated me so much! Thanks, I'll keep taking more photos even tough I spend too much time on it an doesn't make any cents with it ... cause I love it!

[SokPannhaMak]

actually I'm not in field of film maker, but what you share is not just for film. it's apply to everything. so inspired

[greculaina]

I searched for how do I get paid for travel video but I found something worthy. This video was like a deep breath. Thank you! God bless you! All of you here!

[JohnLuna]

agree 100%. I recently came to that realization after starting on YouTube for the wrong reasons. I'm lucky that I even got started at all, and I stumbled upon the love of filmmaking 😃

[AGMAED-cvfi]

Watching four years later…you hit one million subbies! Incredible! Thanks for the video!