How To Shoot Cinematic NATURE BROLL | Smartphone Filmmaking Tips For Beginners

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In this video, learn how to shoot Cinematic Nature B-roll using a smartphone. These tips and tricks will help make your footage look more professionals and your videos stand out!

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[MacTravellers]

My husband and I recently started a travel channel and these tips are SUPER useful. I usually only do photography but I started to get really EXCITED about video. Your videos are simple and practical. I ❤️ easy! Thanks to you I'm getting high, low and looking for objects to film behind. 😁 The slow-mo pony in the sunset was epic! 🌅 Thanks Steve for sharing your talents and inspiring me to get creative. 🎨

[weeklyfascination]

The horse had so much personality, it made the video even more fun.

[scottabergermd]

Great video! I am getting taken by my wife and daughter this weekend for Father’s Day to Miami, and the Fontainebleau, and am going to practice every technique you recommended. Great video. You started my journey, thank you!

[destawayichew]

i'm from ethiopia but i like your tutorial beacause i'm amature youtuber and film and theare director, writter and editor.thamk you brother

[ethanh]

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[Rongrylls]

Thats amazing how small movements can bring drastic change in the video.👍

[danielschmidt]

Can we have more nature videos please? cause this is just stunning!

[katie-blackwell]

Oh wow the warbling(?) music effect when you went over the water at the end video! Thank you so much for these tips. I'm extremely new to making and editing video. It has been a challenge to learn ways of adding interest to the tutorials I've been working on. The more things like this that I watch, the more I'm able to appreciate the composition, angles, movement and stuff that I see every day.

[workout_notes]

Thanks Steve for great helpful video tutorials

[zbUck]

Thanks man I needed this! I am going on a trip next month, to Utah be exact

[Vekutovlogs]

Hello sir 🙏🏽 I’m from India 🇮🇳
Thanks for your continues tips
Learning lot from u 👍🏽

[tajongsylvanus]

This channel has started bringing out the best in me, thanks so much Steve, you're a creative content creator 👌

[denisevalencia]

This is the best online tutorial I’ve ever seen protect this guy at all cost

[mrunalvaidya]

I have recently started to try my hands on capturing videos and editing and yours is the best content I have come across. Each YT video is packed with loads of information and tips. Just by watching one video I get to learn so many things. Thank you so much. Much love and respect from India!

[RamblinRick_]

Love the pony sequence. Totally unplanned, but it works.

[alummis]

This is great and thank you so much for creating this video. It is so helpful for making our videos of our hikes more interesting. I am also wondering how I can make our videos of motorcycle rides more interesting.

[jamdungdrones]

The shot with the ponies are simply stunning

[etimac]

I’ve learnt a lot and I’m glad I came across your video and I’ve watched 4 already and counting. Thank you for making it simple to understand and practice

[Newyorkhoje]

I love to watch these videos and I often come back to watch them again to refresh and to get inspiration. I am sure I am not the only one doing this. Thank you for these great contents! Hello from the Big Apple! 🍎🗽

[Leeroyz]

That is truly one sensational learning video Steve. Thank you so much. You really are an inspiration for me to get out there and experiment and practice more. Keep up the fantastic work!