How To Get "Next Level" Shots (Beginner vs Pro B ROLL Demonstration)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- In depth demonstration of the different between beginner and pro mindset/techniques when it comes to getting epic B Roll.
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This inspires me to get out and use my gimbal more often!
Man those running shots were so still, that's all the advertisement the gimble needs lol
Thanks man!
Nah its was a pretty blurry shot
@@zakhendo5061 I thought it was pretty impressive for a handheld gimble like that
The s5 has good ibis tho
Agreed! 😬😬
“Filming making is just a workout “ great words said right there mate. Stumbled on to your channel by accident. But so worth it. Thanks for the tips. Usually I’m Paulo in the shoots. Learning to respect the film maker more after this vid . Respect ✊
yeaaa it's a mental and physical workout for sure man
Dang. I'm a photographer and have never thought about film making, but you just made me want to do it 😂
So helpful! Sometimes it's hard to know where you're stuck in the beginner mindset and this really helps to lay it out.
Love the slight zoom after each tree, adds a lot.
That running tree transition though 👌🏻
You are 1 of the best people on TH-cam! I've learned so much!
You're the best thanks mate
Man, you're now the one TH-camr I go to when learning filmmaking... cool thing you have here. Thank you!
Nice bro! Just one thing for beginners, would have been great to know when you were using Auto and when you were using Manual focus for the scenes.Really good tips though man💥.
Switching between the different mindsets is already immensely helpful, and the summary slides at the end help further enforce the points you made! The slides are super helpful indeed, even though they're a small portion of the lesson! Thank you, and keep up the good work!
Awesome demo and tips! I just purchased a gimbal as a result of watching this video.
It's amazing how much difference the little things in a shoot and editing make for the final product! Thank you!
seen a lot of videos but i rather watch yours. your chill, creative professional.
This is great Thomas!
You are rocking it since you came back. Congrats!
I LOVE YOU GUYS!! THOM AND PAULO AS MODEL AMAZING
……Look at that . There is so much hard work , lots of efforts and pain goes in making a film . And all these hard work goes in vain when film becomes flop/ or didn’t do well because of bad/weak story. I think the roll of writers has increase tremendously more than before. Thank you Thomas for making this videos . Your panting/gasp itself tells more about the hard work than words. We appreciate you for making this videos.
Just got a gimbal recently and found your tips very helpful. Thanks...and keep up the great work!
Great video Thomas! looking forward to seeing more.
Outstanding. What a great series. More please.
Hey Thomas, you have sold me on using a Gimbal! Tried to do walking shots, not running and they were very shaky. Now I can see the vast difference. Having gone through the Life Capture academy series this is good. It goes to another level. Anybody who wants to improve their filmmaking needs to do this! Great stuff!! Keep doing your videos man!
Cheers Ian - legend. See you in LCA 😁
Great video man. The part which I found very helpful was how you talked about what a beginner would do versus a pro, but you didnt stop there. At the end you showed what both ways would look like. Awesome!
Brilliant, thank you very much for your effort, explanation and tips! Thormas!
Thank you sir! I learned a lot from you! From Philippines. God bless 🙏
Excellent tips. Just got the weebill S. Really pleased with it. Thank you.
Finally He's BACK!
Great video Thomas!
Deyum, how did I not know your channel before! this stuff is incredible, such subtle differences, but changes soo much!
Always learning with you. Thank you Thomas! ❤️
Just bought a smart phone gimbal, this gives me some great ideas to practice, thank you!
Love your tutorials I’ve been learning a lot love your work
Thanks Thomas for giving me me more tips on how I can become better than before
It really takes a lot to keep me engaged because of my short attention span. Dude! You freaking nailed it!! I loved every second! I cannot wait to get my hands on a gimbal for my Sony A6400!
Just bought the Weebill S . This video is so helpfull!
Love the way you do your videos bro, keep up the great work. What fps do you recommend shooting in when using a gimbal?
Awesome video and wow that last shot from lower angle was sick!!
That hard work appreciate man and i am subscriber now for that hard work keep going man from india ❤️
Always learns something new in your videos. Thanks!
Great beginner vs. pro comparison to help take shorts & videos to the next level - thanks man!
THANKS A LOT FOR THE VIDEO , JUST A BEGINNER TRYING TO LEARN
KEEP IT UP SIR
It's great to see more videos of you! I love them and I always have the feeling that you are different to a lot of other youtubers out there in teaching filming skills. I think it is because I have the feeling that you are "honest". I don't know why but you do filming by heart and have ups and downs and share them with the community and that makes you authentic. Others are more kind of showers and superficial and I don't like them, however, they supply us with really good videos.
There is a another point I love: You have a Lumix S5! Imo it is an awesome cam but a lot of people (especially vloggers) complain about Panasonic AF and bla bla bla. Their only love is an A7SIII. Sure, Sony has a great cam, but the S5 has just some minor flaws compared to the A7SIII and it costs less than the half (4000€ compared to 1600€ in Austria). I think you got that point and in the end the s5 delivers more features for your money compared to a7siii. Maybe I am wrong, but I think you have the same economic thinking as I have and therefore chose the s5. The next thing I like about you! Thumbs up for this!
Thanks mate. Yup love the s5! Panasonic gifted me it which i'm very grateful for - but I use it as my main camera now and I think it's the best bang for buck atm. Appreciate your kind words.
Another great video and good to watch as soon as you have uploaded ive started watching all yoyr videos from the beginning. Im so glad you didn't fall and damage your camera gear while doing the running shots. And just the minute I would just be happy to be able to film like the beginner sequence 😁👍
I'm glad too lol. Was sprinting!! Good luck
Very clear and powerful explanation. Thanks man 👍🏻😜
Excellent video and advice - Very well done and great work!
Man this video is so helpful, thank you. As you can see from our content, videos are the weakest link. Learning so much from your videos and can’t wait to implement with our next session!
Your Videos Are Inspiration For Indie Filmmakers..Thank You For Making Such Great Content❤
As always, informative and useful. Thank you.
Very good lessons and tutorial. Thank you.
Oh you alive? Finally footage 🙄👍
very good thanks for showing this
When I first saw the first hero shot I was like mmmm that looks beginner, but I'm glad you saw that and went lower, now that's next level
Great work. Love your tutorials.
Clicked the link for that gimbal. Saw the price. Had a seizure. Nice.
You’ve just got a new subscriber after this video man 👊🏼
Thanks for what you do! Your tips have really helped my filming
Awesome as always. Looking forward to the next video.
Another great tutorial, Thomas! I loved the humor in it too and the examples between beginner and pro shooting. That last shot just got me laughing so much 🏃♂️ 😂! Run, Thomas... run!!
Great ideas! Love this video. I just received the Weebill-S and can't wait to try it out!
Great techniques & tricks.
Thank you.
Greetings, New Delhi, India.
Really it was a nice learning thanks for sharing bro 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Great great vidro man! Thank you
Thank you Thomas!! I wish you a year with more cash on the pocket!! I a learning with you.
Hi! It would be really helpful if you can review your subscriber's videos and tell us which or what can we do to improve our film making.
Following some of your tips and tricks helped me finish my first broll this week! just realize filmmaking is soooooo fun! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Really cool video man thanks
Thanks for your videos brother
most shots used in the beginning were low angle parallax shots
Really 😀 awesome...but u need to tell which lens are you using at that time... So i can understand more about lenses
nice video, you could make moves for pre-wedding or wedding videos
You are a hot guy Thomas, I'm glad I got myself into film making
i just subscribed and just watch some of your videos about filmaking liketoday and all were substantial great videos as everytime!! funny same with paulo lol!
Great video man! Thank you
Great video, well done.
Great teacher
Great work man!! Keep rocking!
Thanks for posting again! I want to buy ur travel video course. Is it still available? The page seems to not be active
Go ahead and watch the training and there's an offer you can take advantage of at the end :)
I want to say, "KUDOS". Very Nice & Simple...
Good stuff but when you hit the link to your free 30 minute video there is nothing else to do but wait the 5 minutes it would in my opinion be more helpful to have more things on that page like more about your program the options available
Hi Thomas Thanks for the video, very useful more of them would be great, are you mainly using manual focus for these shots?
Yep for these shots all manual focus 👊🏼
Loved it 👍🏻
Such a valuable video. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
NICE tutorial!! First time I came a cross your channel!
Do you usually do 24fps for these types of action shots or are they 60 as well?
Thanks for the awesome tips
great tutorial
This was fun!
You should get a f/1.8 when buying prime lenses, way more worth it! I believe f2.8 fits zoom lenses better
man nice video but why no 4k? this 1080 footage looks like crap. at least the uploaded YT version
*Not sponsored* but he has the gimbal running and showing even when he doesn't uses it. And all the shots only work because of the gimbal.
A gimbal is one of the most common video making tools...
Great advice there, you've got another subscriber!
Cool video, why isthe background jumping on the hero shot?
I love this series about making more professional shots! Could You tell what Lumix did You use in this video?
Thomas is that a Panasonic S5 I see attached to your gimble
Great Video as Always !!!... Women here says... "Photographer is Hotter then Model "
I ser you are on Barcelona!
Good job bro thank you
Amazing steady 👌sir.
Love it
I know this wasn't a focus for the video as it was focused on and teaching other important aspects of videography, I'm just wondering in regards to the features of the gimbal, when doing the truck shot where you mentioned locking the gimbal's "axis" in place (and gives the impression you're locking the pan and tilt axis only), would there have been a a way to lock the roll axis as well, or lock onto the subject instead of just locking the pan and tilt as shown at 08:49, so that you can keep your horizon level with the subject ?
Or to say the same thing in a less complicated way by asking more bluntly, is there a feature that would've fixed your horizontal alignment at 08:49 so the shot didn't look crookid?
İ learned a lot from you. Thank you so much mate 😊👍
awesome bro, very good details
Very informative but Last shot was epic 🤣🤣.
heh