10 Gimbal Moves for Beginners | Master the Basics in 4mins

These 10 gimbal moves will take your footage to the next level and instantly improve the look of your footage. Learn how to use a gimbal and give your videos that professional touch all in this short video.

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[mfreeman]

Finally a video on videography that uses the medium efficiently and effectively. I didn't know that was even allowed. No manic effort to establish the presenter as funny and charming and the thing was three-quarters over by the time most people are getting started. And the movements involved are *motivated* movements pretty much and I didn't know that was allowed either. Bravo. Liked and subbed.

[mofahimm]

1- Push Forward
2- Pull Back
3- Low Rider
4- Reveal
5- Crane Shot
6- Orbit
7- Look up
8- Pull back tilt down
9- Look up crane shot
10- Push forward crane

[MarijanPiano]

Much appreciated man! Short & straight to the point

[nomadicoutlaw]

1. The Push Forward
2. The Pull Back
3. The Low Rider
4. The Reveal
5. The Crane Shot
6. The Orbit
7. The Look Up
8. The Pull Back, Tilt Down
9. The Look Up, Crane Shot
10. The Push Forward Crane

Great video, man. Really useful.

[elyongabriel]

for the pull-back tilt down shot in 2:40, you can prevent any accidents by just shooting the footage pushing forward, and then reversing the footage in your editing software, it would end up creating the same result

[argon]

Hands down the best demo of basic gimble movement. Appreciated!!

[ladd]

Best video for beginners like myself...now practice practice practice...thanks so much

[lucaloschi]

One of the best yet short (condensed) tutorial on gimball ever! 👍🏻

[jerzy]

Straight to the point, simple (though not necessarily easy) and effective moves, love it!

[RupKBK]

Your gimbal movement is amazing, except that sensor dust.
Keep up with the wonderful work.

[NishantKursange]

Everyone loves a good, crisp and to-the-point video. No bullshit, no beating around the bush, just pure content. Keep up the good work!

[wildrosediy]

Great video! I just got my first gimbal and am trying to learn all I can, and this video was straight to the point, very clear and concise with great tips. Keep up the good work!

[jacent]

because i love it, i learn from it in just a short time, i will bombarded that subscribed button, like and nuc the notification bell

[brucekubwayo]

You are simple but profound with your style. I love watching and sharing your videos

[netplanetgr]

The orbit (point of interest) is my fav!

[sky_blue]

Straight to the point! No silly nonsense!

Thank you

[smartdrivetest]

Thanks Steve - great shots. I'm thinking how I would incorporate these into driver education videos. All the best, Cheers Rick

[chilltimefuntimetv]

Thanks for sharing your skills and talent. Gives us an inspiration to do much better way of capturing the moment. Salute...God bless!!!

[LearnOnlineVideo]

BONUS INFO & TIPS: When buying a gimbal, always ensure that the gimbal will easily hold the weight of your camera/set up that you are using. You don’t want your gimbal motors to be running at maximum capacity as this will drastically decrease its life span. This tutorial isn’t product specific though and these moves can be pulled off using just about any gimbal. Shot using the zhiyun crane 2 and Sony A6400

[powerforward]

Phenomenal! ...I don’t know what else to say but two things: 1) I will try to find an old bldg ruin similar to the one you filmed and in a safe place for filming; 2) This video should have a few hundred thousand views...I’m on board to learn more. Be well.