These are great tips, thank you Allison. I posted a video about my favourite editing tips this week as well. I recommended using sound effects and keeping your channel intro short. I'm pretty new to TH-cam and had a 15 second intro on my first 10 videos and it definitely didn't help with audience retention 😅
I don't do videos but your content just fascinates and educates me. Things I wouldn't have otherwise thought to consciously pay attention to. Always well thought out and to the point.
Would you consider doing a video on what color profiles you shoot in and what luts you recommend? Mostly geared to simple editing/ color grading for someone not doing commercial work and more so travel or simple lifestyle videos.
Hey Allison, I started watching your videos mid-January and just want you to know that whenever I see that you made a video, I immediately like it because I know that whatever the content is, you're going to do a great job at it. Also I have a couple waterfall hikes I've gone to if you do see this I recommend-Wahclella Falls and Wahkeena Falls. Keep up the awesome work, seriously!!
Thank you, for the great suggestions. I am a newbie video creator, knew there was a lot to learn. And now you are making it all much clearer. No more double panning shots! Thanks so much for sharing your inside discoveries!!
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so grateful to have found your gorgeous videos today. I am learning so much and feel absolutely inspired by your art. Thank you for who you are and what you do!!! - Libier
Just stumbled across your channel today. LOVE IT!! There are so many great tips and tricks. I've learned so much from this video specifically. I didn't realize how much I panned--you're right, it IS dizzying.
These tips and this whole video was GOLD! Really helped me a lot, i am starting with my YT journey.. and your videos are helping me learn so much about videography. ❤️😍
Another way to keep background music from "muddying" dialog is to reduce gain of the music in the dialog vocal range... ~ 100 hz to ~ 1250 hz when someone is talking.
Great video with superb demonstration! I don't make video but i appreciate all of these advice just to show there are usually a lot of thougths to be had on everything we do to be successful. Thank you 😊
Thanks for this. From South Africa I am still at the very beginning of this all. Being a public speaker, I am trying to lower my voice volume - I have not learnt any technology of sound equipment yet. But one thing I work quite hard on is transitions of my own face while editing in order to minimize that "jumpy" look between sentences. I have a new respect for video editing work.
The ad in this video legitimately couldn’t have come at a better time; I’m making a few commissioned videos and couldn’t for the life of me remember story block’s name & absolutely want to use the site!! Thanks for sharing :) completelyyyy agree about reusing shots or using too many panning shots in a row! Love the video!
Great video and fantastic insights! I took a film class on an exchange semester to Canada two years ago and was so fascinated by it I keep thinking about photo, video, editing, etc and this has added very nicely to that knowledge.
Wonderful advice! I always enjoy your videos. I agree 100% with the background music. It’s one of the biggest mistakes people make. I’ve left many videos because of distracting background music that is to overpowering. Thanks 😊
getting serious about my youtube channel and i love these tips!! I love the "3 second" rule... thats why i think videos like my one second a day are so effective and popular in this era where people have short time spans xD thank you!
Thank u thank u so much for 👏👏👏👏☑️making this video , this video gave the most most most most valuable information that u had ever got in ur experience , thank u so , so , much alison aderson ,mam 🙏💯
Thanks Allison for sharing this. I made videos by myself, your video just gave me a lot inspiration. I love the way you taking, and also your new year resolution about the sunrise catching goal lol. I happened to see your channel and I can't stop watching every one of the videos!
We absolutely love all of your content! Always so clean and entertaining! What great tips! I will definitely apply some of these! We are always looking to improve our videos
I notice this sometimes on television or in a movie, where people are talking and the camera is swirling around them repeatedly. Makes me want to hurl.
Interesting! Yes it is. Are you listening with headphones? I find that the music is a lot louder with headphones on, so I tend to do the levels for headphone use.
Same! I had to really increase the sound to be able to hear the music and wearing headphones! Maybe it would be nice to turn it up a bit. But great advice nonetheless!
I love your videos. I really love how you start them by jumping right into the topic and don't waste time with intros or asking people to subscribe :) I also never noticed you have music playing in the background - it's so annoying to try and watch a video where the background music is too loud!!
The loud background music is the worst! I just don’t understand how a creator pushed a video live with obnoxious and thought “yeah that sounds really good”.
Hey Allison Thanks for the advice. Quick question though: how many dB do you normally set your audio baseline for your voice etc? Somewhere around -12dB?
The one that kills me with beginning videographers is when people are shooting with their phones, and they look at themselves on the screen rather than directly into the camera! It's like, what are you looking at??? I'm over here!!!
In addition to the great tips you provided, I absolutely feel that a stable hand or a stabilizer is key to filming too. I'll watch some TH-cam videos (including mine) where the visuals are so shaky, it's hard to focus. But thank you so much for the tips! I will definitely implement these!! :)
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Thanks for watching! What are your top video-making tips?
Nice video
I can't focus when videos are shakey!! So that is another thing to be conscious about👌🏻
Thanks from Morocoo 🙏
These are great tips, thank you Allison. I posted a video about my favourite editing tips this week as well. I recommended using sound effects and keeping your channel intro short. I'm pretty new to TH-cam and had a 15 second intro on my first 10 videos and it definitely didn't help with audience retention 😅
"just start" is mine!!
Unlike some videos I've seen on TH-cam. These are legitimately helpful tips that I would actually use!
I haven't heard any music in this video until you' ve told about it 😅
I don't do videos but your content just fascinates and educates me. Things I wouldn't have otherwise thought to consciously pay attention to. Always well thought out and to the point.
This video is great!! Thanks from Brazil 🧡
Broadcast journalist here - love that you have a broadcasting background! It is such a good foundation for basic video/editing skills.
Some of these tips I’ve never thought of before and they are so helpful!! Thank you, Allison 😊
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you!! This is my first year on TH-cam and love hearing new tips! 👍😀
So 👏 helpful 👏
Thanks so much for sharing!
Would you consider doing a video on what color profiles you shoot in and what luts you recommend? Mostly geared to simple editing/ color grading for someone not doing commercial work and more so travel or simple lifestyle videos.
I absolutely love the tips you shared in the video! The 3 seconds or less b-roll trick is so helpful!
Hey Allison, I started watching your videos mid-January and just want you to know that whenever I see that you made a video, I immediately like it because I know that whatever the content is, you're going to do a great job at it. Also I have a couple waterfall hikes I've gone to if you do see this I recommend-Wahclella Falls and Wahkeena Falls. Keep up the awesome work, seriously!!
Thank you, for the great suggestions. I am a newbie video creator, knew there was a lot to learn. And now you are making it all much clearer. No more double panning shots! Thanks so much for sharing your inside discoveries!!
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so grateful to have found your gorgeous videos today. I am learning so much and feel absolutely inspired by your art. Thank you for who you are and what you do!!! - Libier
I love the way you give information and describe things. Thanks!!
So helpful! And your lighting is beautiful. Thank you!
Just stumbled across your channel today. LOVE IT!! There are so many great tips and tricks. I've learned so much from this video specifically. I didn't realize how much I panned--you're right, it IS dizzying.
These tips and this whole video was GOLD! Really helped me a lot, i am starting with my YT journey.. and your videos are helping me learn so much about videography. ❤️😍
Super helpful. I haven’t heard these before and your examples really help
Another way to keep background music from "muddying" dialog is to reduce gain of the music in the dialog vocal range... ~ 100 hz to ~ 1250 hz when someone is talking.
Thanks for all the great tips. Very helpful for the beginner.
Great video with superb demonstration! I don't make video but i appreciate all of these advice just to show there are usually a lot of thougths to be had on everything we do to be successful. Thank you 😊
This explains why all your videos are so PERFECT! I love your videos, you’re one of my favorite TH-camrs!
Oh my gosh! Thanks 🙏 I am going to start using these tips when I film.
Allison - this was excellent. Most useful. Thanks!
Great Tips Allison! Another great video!
Super useful. Thank you. It’s great you get right to the point! Subscribed!
Thanks for this. From South Africa I am still at the very beginning of this all. Being a public speaker, I am trying to lower my voice volume - I have not learnt any technology of sound equipment yet.
But one thing I work quite hard on is transitions of my own face while editing in order to minimize that "jumpy" look between sentences. I have a new respect for video editing work.
This is the video I need!!
The ad in this video legitimately couldn’t have come at a better time; I’m making a few commissioned videos and couldn’t for the life of me remember story block’s name & absolutely want to use the site!! Thanks for sharing :) completelyyyy agree about reusing shots or using too many panning shots in a row! Love the video!
Thank you for this lesson! I obviously did it instinctively for the music, but all the rest, I didn’t know. It makes sense, thank you!
Great video and fantastic insights! I took a film class on an exchange semester to Canada two years ago and was so fascinated by it I keep thinking about photo, video, editing, etc and this has added very nicely to that knowledge.
Wonderful advice! I always enjoy your videos. I agree 100% with the background music. It’s one of the biggest mistakes people make. I’ve left many videos because of distracting background music that is to overpowering. Thanks 😊
Love these tips and loveee your travel video style!
Very, very helpful, Allison!
Very interesting! Thanks for covering so many valuable tips in an easy-to-understand way!
getting serious about my youtube channel and i love these tips!! I love the "3 second" rule... thats why i think videos like my one second a day are so effective and popular in this era where people have short time spans xD thank you!
Haha people really have the attention span of like 1 second nowadays so your way is definitely suitable for the current standards lol 😂🙌🏼
Yes! My last vlog had most of my b-roll under 2 seconds and the views & retention was so much better!
@@ariannawestley This is so great to hear, really gives me some inspiration for my coming videos! :)
Thanks for this! So much help 😘
Editing tips.. sequence settings and render settings..😊😊😊😊
AWESOME video , Thanks for sharing
Crazy... That this came up, TODAY... Lots of great tips! Great job!
This! This is exactly what I needed to uplevel my videos
this is so helpful!!! Thank you so much!!!! 🥲😭✨💖
Thanks for these helpful tips!
Thank u thank u so much for 👏👏👏👏☑️making this video , this video gave the most most most most valuable information that u had ever got in ur experience , thank u so , so , much alison aderson ,mam 🙏💯
Interesting! Good reminder. Thanks!
This is a huge help! Thanks allison
this was super helpful
Ahhh this brings back fond memories from my journalism degree! Great video, I think lots of TH-camrs could learn a thing or two here 👀👀
Great tips Alison!
Very informative! Thank you!
Great video! The 3 second rule for b-roll is a really good tip! 👏🏽
Thanks so much, so useful !
Thanks Allison for sharing this. I made videos by myself, your video just gave me a lot inspiration. I love the way you taking, and also your new year resolution about the sunrise catching goal lol. I happened to see your channel and I can't stop watching every one of the videos!
Very useful tips! I'm always impressed and inspired by the quality of your videos
Thanks for all the great tips I am a newbie and trying to learn how to record my videos on cooking
We absolutely love all of your content! Always so clean and entertaining! What great tips! I will definitely apply some of these! We are always looking to improve our videos
I completely didn't even think about multiple panning shots causing dizziness for the audience. These are great tips!
I notice this sometimes on television or in a movie, where people are talking and the camera is swirling around them repeatedly. Makes me want to hurl.
I can't focus when videos are shakey!! So that is another thing to be conscious about👌🏻
Very helpful. Thank you.
Excellent advice! Thank you Allison.
Very helpful video! I enjoyed seeing the examples of the tips in action.
Great advice!
This is very informative allison
Very Helpful, Nice Job
that was soo helpful! thank you
This was so helpful!
Thanks! i learned alot!
These are amazing tips!!!
Yes! All the video tips please!! Love this!❤️
Really helpful tips! :)
Didn't even know you were playing music until you said anything & couldn't hear it until the end. Is it in most of your talk videos?
Interesting! Yes it is. Are you listening with headphones? I find that the music is a lot louder with headphones on, so I tend to do the levels for headphone use.
@@allisonanderson that's why I generally listen through my phone speakers so it's not going to get all the sounds like my Sony WH-1000XM4.
Same I had to turn my phone speaker super loud hear it 😅 Not a bad thing though!
Same! I had to really increase the sound to be able to hear the music and wearing headphones! Maybe it would be nice to turn it up a bit. But great advice nonetheless!
I love your videos. I really love how you start them by jumping right into the topic and don't waste time with intros or asking people to subscribe :) I also never noticed you have music playing in the background - it's so annoying to try and watch a video where the background music is too loud!!
Awesome content as usual, Allison! Super handy tips. 😎
this was a super helpful video, thanks Allison!! 😊
this is perfect advice thanks for this
Love this!! We are brand new to making videos and this was really helpful!! Also love the rest of your channel!
Loved the vid so helpful
These are some awesome tips! I love your helpful videos 🙏🏼
Great video thanks !
All of things u mentioned 'em should already knew 4 those how r interested in makeing videos
The loud background music is the worst! I just don’t understand how a creator pushed a video live with obnoxious and thought “yeah that sounds really good”.
Haha yep! I use background music in my videos but I always try to decrease the volume so it isn't distracting😅
I hate this so much!
Great video!
Many Thanks Allison for the advices ! Greetings from Calgary Canada. Hope you'll come visit us one day would love to show u around ! 😉
This is so awesome! Thanks for the tips - super helpful
super helpful - thx!
Great video! It is really helpful! :)
Thanks for the tips...great video..💯✔
super helpful!
Hey Allison
Thanks for the advice. Quick question though: how many dB do you normally set your audio baseline for your voice etc? Somewhere around -12dB?
Love ur tips thx
Hi, when is your Yellowstone video coming out? I cant wait!
curious what is the best and easiest way to make a montage in the beginning as an intro
The one that kills me with beginning videographers is when people are shooting with their phones, and they look at themselves on the screen rather than directly into the camera! It's like, what are you looking at??? I'm over here!!!
Thanks for great information
In addition to the great tips you provided, I absolutely feel that a stable hand or a stabilizer is key to filming too. I'll watch some TH-cam videos (including mine) where the visuals are so shaky, it's hard to focus. But thank you so much for the tips! I will definitely implement these!! :)
To a degree though. Even Hollywood films have non perfect handheld footage.
I'm guilty of making a lot of the mistakes mentioned in the video lol, I actually learned a lot!
This was a great vid!
Do you use a lot of your music from story blocks?
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