7 Smartphone Gimbal Moves & Transitions For Creative B-ROLL

Get creative and take your videos to the next level with these 7 Smartphone Gimbal Moves!

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[LearnOnlineVideo]

What was your favourite gimbal move or transition and why? Let me know below 👇🎥👌

[aniullaaK]

I learned this basic information by watching these guides.
1. Avoid shooting at eye level.
2. Don't stand still. Move and even run, be creative.
This isn't natural when you're recording and may look weird to others, but it pays off as it immediately increases the quality of the entire video by 1000%.

[BProfly]

I used your techniques when I was asked to shoot a music video. All your advice paid off. Thank you.

[jasonmcpherson]

This is the best YouTube channel I have ever subscribed to. I don’t know a thing about this topic and I’m at about zero in the creativity world😂. Thank you so much. I think these are about the only videos I can watch start to finish…

[daviddevlogger]

If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader

[sylviat]

Love that you're also incorporating how you're editing the footage after filming. Great stuff - thank you!

[pijih]

After a long time of watching film making videos on YouTube, I finally found a channel I can stick on. I love your videos alot and I usually get so happy whenever you upload. Thank you.

[DanielECulbertson]

Feeding the algorithm here, because I love this channel. I'm learning so much. Thank you!

[Ozwickt]

This is so well explained, even for people who are not native english speakers! THX a lot

[YeshvinAbhishekChand]

I really love the Crane Shot Gimbal transition because the camera goes smoothly and it's gives me a feeling of Hollywood Movies.

[aizershalique]

Ultimate technique and tips thank you...

[DstickSpearfishing]

Thanks Steve, this helps with planning and thinking ahead about what we need to capture! Cheers for sharing the adventure! Have a lovely week. Stay safe, eat well, have fun!🎥✂🤠👊🍻🦘

[lindaschiano]

I’m learning so much with your videos. Thank you! 😊

[MCVlogsHk]

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[jaeflix]

Learn Online Video is my go to channel to learn to film. Always worth it to spend time watching tutorials from this channel. Got two videos uploaded now on my channel now.

[HoneyandMe]

So much value in one video! I've watched many of your iphone filming videos as it is what I always fall back to when I'm filming outdoors. My video request...how to be creative when filming yourself with an iphone! I do all my own shots (my husband tends to cut heads off when I let him have the camera! lol!) I use a tripod and gimbal, but it would be interesting to learn how to incorporate more transitions into my videos as the subject and filmer. Thanks for all you share!

[lokmanhitam]

The drone shoot is spectacular. Thanks for the idea💡

[davidcochrane]

Your Learn Online Videos are epic!! 👍😊

[kellymedia]

That black frame technique is awesome. such a clever and simple idea to be able to transition.

[DMVlogs]

Not only the Cinematic gimbal move but also your video editing skills are on another level Sir 🙏🏻❤️👏