8 HANDHELD FILMING TIPS
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In this video I go over 8 of my top tips/tricks/techniques for getting smoother and better handheld footage when filming videos. Hope you find this helpful!
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1. Don’t try to be a gimbal.
2. Plan your camera movements.
3. Keep your movements short and concise.
4. Use foreground.
5. Avoid shooting all shots from your point of view. (get different angles)
6. Reverse focus (this is genius btw!)
7. Keep your camera still. (add movement in-post)
8. Embrace handheld look. (try and keep ur camera study-add some weight or a camera strap)
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Danial is great, but college gives you credentials, contacts and hands on experience with industry level gear....so ya, there's theory and practice and contacts. you need ALL three if you want to make it in the film industry.
Marketing, business, all that stuff apply as well, never short change yourself on education.
Modern Slice honestly I get where you’re coming from but not necessarily... I have a BFA in IAM and I can tell you a lot of schools really don’t help with networking or connections you basically spent 26k for a Apiece of paper.. and I have few friends who landed a lot of work and is self taught...
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@@alistmingx Schools don't help you with connections, but you make connections working on films with people. I still work next to all my colleagues...20 later
Make (at max) 2 sec long clips that you can do with a very stable grip, dont walk, use 50 per cent slow mo, warp stabilize (most of the time not more than 5%). Profit
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@@danielschiffer i wouldnt recommend the zooming in post tho, i think it doesnt look good... it gives this kind of a cheap look. but ofc its a matter of taste... i would add some other movement to the static shots, for example from top to bottom (when you use letterboxes you can do it without losing any quality). just a very slow movement... if you take a handheld static shot with a little shake, slow it down, add some movement from top to bottom and stabilize it just a little bit so it still has a little shake, the added movement will look very natural even tho it was added in post. works best with wide shots. or at least this is my experience. just something to think about 🙌 nice banana btw!
besides that i think that a little shake in slowmo adds... idk how to say this. its just more interesting with the shake. everyone uses gimbals today. perfectly stable shots everywhere. i say boring. :D
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That reverse focus tip is a masterstroke!
As a solo creator who only uses handheld filming for vlogging or product close-ups, these tips are so helpful! I'm always looking for techniques that are achievable for me that do not break the bank.
what i really like about your tutorials is that you explain your tips showcasing it with the help of a practical examples. Keep up the good work!
Your content is so helpful and practical. Really enjoy watching your videos and picking up new tips on how to shoot or edit.
Always Good Content! Be well, stay encouraged, and Happy Holidays to you and yours Daniel!
This is so helpful! Thank you so much for making this Daniel!! 😄
Definitely going to utilizing these. Thanks man!
You’re one of the few I turned notifications on for. You’re killer bro. Very inspiring and helpful and I’m leaning towards the freelance game too! 🔥🔥🤙🏽
awesome points, especially on the reverse focus. thanks so much!
Thank you for sharing this video tutorial. So much knowledge I gained in this video.
Great tips as always. Thanks Daniel!
Keep it going man!! Ur tips are easy to process and super helpful which is all you need from this type of video learning LOTS from you man!thanks again!!
Brilliant!! Thank you for sharing.
I tried the strap hack that you suggested in a previous video when i was shooting a coffee shop, and it worked so well! Such a nifty lil trick to use till i can afford a gimbal. Thank you🙏Great content as always bro!
Thanks for the video Daniel. And congrats on the 150k!
Always bringing high value to the community! 👍👏
Super solid tips. Will definitely try some. Thanks!
Thanks a lot for this great tips Daniel.
The tip on adding movement in post production to still shots was priceless! Thank you so much!
I'm loving all your vids! Thank you for your tips! Gonna use it all! 😀
Thanks for sharing these awesome tips.
thank you for sharing your expertise
Man do I love starting the day with some new Schiffer content!
The tips were extremely useful and helped my videos a lot. Thank you!!!
Dig the video. I've been doing some more handheld work lately so this definitely helps.
Great one Daniel! Your tips always helps, so please keep going! :)
These are some really great tips man. Thanks for the advice
I learn so much from you! Thanks a bunch!
Dale is such a great guy, He has some really awesome content. Awesome tips Daniel. Cheers!!
You know you’re watching Daniel when u see da BANANA 🍌
I find your videos sooooo helpful! Thank you
This video is FIRE. Thanks again bro 🔥🔥🔥
Great tips man. I've been thinking a lot of how to teach some of my camera moves. You're good at articulating that kind of stuff. I've been working on applying more cinematic visuals to my show. I feel like so many niches on TH-cam could be improved with some of these basic tips. So thanks for sharing bud!
Keep up the great content!
You are the best person on TH-cam that’s helping with our videos get better. I run into soo many channels of people being plagued by brand plugs and gear review that they forget about the reality. Anyway peace
This is super helpful thank you!
So helpful and professional, u are the most familiar photographer I have seen! thxs a lot!
Amazing tips! Beginning this summer with the editing of my videos!
Definitely one of my favorite video creators! thanks for all you share with your audience
Daniel, you sir are a gift to you Tubers! I've been binge watching your channel and have learned a TON!! Keep it up! Thanks.
Thank you very much Daniel! Fuji X-T3 here and this really helpful 👍
I needed these tips, have a project I'm shooting tomorrow, thanks for another sick vid man🤘🏾🔥
Another awesome tutorial. Great job 👍
Everything you do inspire me bro.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻handsdown👏🏻👏🏻
Such clutch tips 👌 Great video dude!
Great video, shooting handheld really gives the video a more natural look, also been using the reverse focus trick alot.👌🏻👌🏻
great tips ...... I am in digital communications and multimedia and these tips help a lot ... thanks.
Thanks for the advice will add this on my next film thanks so much !
Nice, thanks for sharing some knowledge man.
That's a useful tips Daniel, Thanks!
Thanks for the tips 😍
Love the reversed focus one 😍😍
Love it bro!! I use that reverse trick all the time since that other video you mentioned it in
Not only was this video informative on how to shoot handheld, but its given me inspiration on how to compose a shoot involving hot caffeinated beverages. Solid work bro! ima go binge on your other videos coz you got some killer content and they all look legit
Great video man! The handheld look is such a good way to create a connection with your audience...so useful but underrated. Also, love the PM merch in the background😂👌🏼
The fact that you did exactly what I'm doing is amazing. I'm studying marketing in college and don't get me wrong I love film and it's what I want to do for a living and all but I don't think it's worth going to school for it.
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Omg, Daniel, thanks a lot for sharing your experience ! I hope you will do a contant many many many years !
I literally posted a hand held video filming coffee yesterday! Nice video man! super helpful tips
This channel is awesome....i believe your channel is going to grow up so much more than this. Its deserved. Cheers
I liked the zoom/focus tip on reverse, good stuff
You just got yourself a new subscriber because of great and informative content. Thanks!
Thank you. Will be using these tips for my vlogs' b roll
Thanks 4 the tips Daniel Schiffer ✌🏾
Very helpful!! thank you!!
Tht PM mug and coffee looks grt😋🔥
So helpful!! Thanks
Thanks for informative and well done video
Daniel you are the best I'm starting on edit videos and you help me a lot thank u
The focus reveal reverse has been a super handy tip, just make sure to know what is in the background, eg. if there are people or other things that normally go forward in the background, they would be going in reverse, unless of course it fits the story.
keep the spirit up daniel!
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I've learn soo much from you sir.. thank you soo much 👌👌👌...
your big fan all the way from Philippines 😊💟
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always informative!!
"Embrace the shaky look", that's just a great way of life ! Thanks a lot!
thanks daniel, you are my guru
Awesome tips bro !
Thanks for the tips 🙌🏽
Great value, as always 😊
Good stuff Daniel!
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Fire as always!
That’s for the tips man! I got some new lenses that are way to heavy for my gimbal so I will use these tips!
Well done on the 150k man
Bro you offer so much value it’s nuts
Great video as always😄
thank you for great tips..
Man, I love that idea of starting in focus, pull away OOF, and reversing the clip! If you said you went to film school, it would actually be discouraging and make it feel like these techniques are out of reach. I'm much happier to hear you didn't. Results are all that matter and the video productions you make are wildly good.
Great video as always my man! You're amazing at doing these how to videos. You make them very enjoyable and entertaining.
I would love to know more about your client work. It seems like the only company you do videos for is the sushi place and the hockey place haha. I'm sure you do more.
very good tips thanks bro
I’ve been seeing a lot of new videos with your style
I’ve been learning a lot from you
Can’t wait to shout you out when I get my desktop and start editing 🤟
Great tips, man!
Just noticed that you put this out on my sons 3rd birthday, last year. Thanks man!!
We don't even know each other and yet you did something like this. If he ever becomes a great handheld cameraman, I'll tell him why!
Good work very helpful
Always good to see a video here !!! Peace !!!
your set up looks amazing it's lit perfectly and the banana just sets it all off!
Another great video.
Tks for your tips
Great info! I think the most helpful ones to me are 1) Filming in reverse then editing in post 2) Getting stationary shot then add movement in post.
Thanks Daniel 🤙🏻