3 months ago I watched my first tutorial about creating videos, which, by the way was yours. After these 3 months of hard work I can see one of my videos in this tutorial (4:52)... Mind Blowing!! It shows me that if you have passion and you dedicate yourself 100% to improve your skills, you can achieve whatever you want! And it's just the beginning :)
I'm taking this to heart. That's why instead of partying on a Saturday night, I'm editing videos for my TH-cam channel. I want to build something great, and the only way I'm going to get there is by hustling.
Paul GoldBerg Vlog hi man! You reached 1k subs, congratulations ;) I checked your channel months ago, well done! We are trying to improve our channel as well ;)
Lately I've been watching tons of videos related to travel videos making, yours are so far the most practical and useful. You always teach about the smallest stuffs that make such a huge impact. I've learnt a lot from your videos :) Keep it up!
Savage video man. Love the part about focusing on what you don’t want in your shot as much as what you do want. Helps you really to focus on what’s important to make those rich shots!
I am a new youtuber, just started a couple of days ago, I am so excited about the making content but i didnt know where to start , God knows how I get to your channel, and now you have changed the entire way of my thinking. Even though i dont own any expensive gear, i just have my phone to shoot with, but you just gave me so much information that helped me way more than ever.. Thank you so much I love the way you explain things, love watching every second of your video.. All I wish to get a comment like this on my video... I love they way you do things :) stay blessed.. LOTS OF LOVE FROM PAKISTAN
Perfect point on deciding what you don’t want in your shot. I been trying to focus more on that for past few days. It’s easy to get tunnel vision and not see rubbish in your shots until you start to edit.
Thank you Thomas for your always helpful tips :-) And it is almost a running joke that you celebrate your coffee on the roof patio, haha, like it! Best regards, Stefan
Thanks for the great video. I too am having a TH-cam channel and want to make Vlogs..your this videos has really gave me very good ideas about video shooting. Will continue to watch your videos. God Bless.
Hi there fan and newbie vlogger here. Thank you for sharing these angle tips on making video.These will help me and viewers for sure grow and improve our channel.
This is a great reminder of what I need to keep working on. Even though I know most of this, it's easy to get lazy when out in the field and I've been filming all day.
Thanks for the tips. Travelling with two little boys we don’t have much time to play around a lot, so best to get the best shots we can the first go. Thanks again! -Elisa
Lumel Paris Saw you comment under the last 3 or 4 vids about filmmaking that I’ve watched girlll, we moving in the same direction, let’s support each other lol if you want to of course I just subbed you..
Sometimes the highest appreciation you can give to an unselfish uploader like Thomas is just to sincerely say, "Thank you so very much." So thank you so very much, Thomas...
Great video man. I’m definitely constantly working on adding more and better cinematic elements to my travel vlogs, and your tips have been real helpful!
Thomas, ty so much for training me. I've been watching and learning from you and just never subscribed until now. Ty, teacher from afar. - 15 yr old kid, me.
Wow. I never thought of myself as a filmmaker but when I started daily vlogging I thought of ways to improve my shooting through these methods you just. I instinctively move chairs out of the way or move to a better angle to get the right shoot now. Thanks for the tips!! It showed that my instincts were right and now I just have to practice it more. Subbed!
You've been a huge inspiration to our videos and travels around the world. Would love to see what Thomas Alex Norman fans think of the movies we've been making 😁
Great advice - thanks mate! I'm just starting out and am learning so much from your videos. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos - thanks! Mike
Really nice video again. really helpfull, going to get a hero6 for my birthday and gonna try this low angle filming. also wanted to do some sick slomo low angle shots with longboarding and windsurfing! should be rad :) digging your vids!
Been making some content recently for a farming client, and really had to get ruthless on the filming and editing. It's where really storyboarding and planning comes in to play on client work. That said though, my daily vlogs are off the cuff, so if I end up shooting a shot a few times to get what I want, so be it, especially when it comes to B Roll stuff.
1. Focus on cutting out
2. Lower angles
3. Know when to use wide /close
4. When to use movement
5. Aim for richness
Sure
Thank you.
3 months ago I watched my first tutorial about creating videos, which, by the way was yours. After these 3 months of hard work I can see one of my videos in this tutorial (4:52)... Mind Blowing!!
It shows me that if you have passion and you dedicate yourself 100% to improve your skills, you can achieve whatever you want!
And it's just the beginning :)
Amazing video Adrian Wojtyna :)
Subscribed!
Huge progress!
Keep filming ;)
@@MsMandeeGee fi9
Thats amazing!!
I'm taking this to heart. That's why instead of partying on a Saturday night, I'm editing videos for my TH-cam channel. I want to build something great, and the only way I'm going to get there is by hustling.
Paul GoldBerg Vlog hi man! You reached 1k subs, congratulations ;) I checked your channel months ago, well done! We are trying to improve our channel as well ;)
Yup, Saturday night here and after a full on day we are still up hustling ;) We'll check out your work. -Elisa
what are some tips for someone who has no idea how to edit?
Nice information
I subbed to you because of that. Respect. Even though you are a "Paul" vlogger.
Lately I've been watching tons of videos related to travel videos making, yours are so far the most practical and useful. You always teach about the smallest stuffs that make such a huge impact. I've learnt a lot from your videos :) Keep it up!
Savage video man. Love the part about focusing on what you don’t want in your shot as much as what you do want. Helps you really to focus on what’s important to make those rich shots!
You had me at "... welcomed into the world of awesomeness." Really good advise. Nice!
I am a new youtuber, just started a couple of days ago, I am so excited about the making content but i didnt know where to start , God knows how I get to your channel, and now you have changed the entire way of my thinking. Even though i dont own any expensive gear, i just have my phone to shoot with, but you just gave me so much information that helped me way more than ever.. Thank you so much I love the way you explain things, love watching every second of your video.. All I wish to get a comment like this on my video... I love they way you do things :)
stay blessed.. LOTS OF LOVE FROM PAKISTAN
Got answers here to questions I didn't even know I should've asked, you nailed it!
Love that you include examples of what you're explaining. Really brings it to light!
I can feel the need! Most important stability!
Perfect point on deciding what you don’t want in your shot. I been trying to focus more on that for past few days. It’s easy to get tunnel vision and not see rubbish in your shots until you start to edit.
Tq so much for the tips. I'm newbie and currently trying to learn as much as I can.
your welcome
Thank you Thomas for your always helpful tips :-) And it is almost a running joke that you celebrate your coffee on the roof patio, haha, like it! Best regards, Stefan
7:05 - 7:08 Bali....Cheers from Bali. Usefull and essential tips. Thank u Mr. Thomas.
Thanks for the great video. I too am having a TH-cam channel and want to make Vlogs..your this videos has really gave me very good ideas about video shooting. Will continue to watch your videos. God Bless.
Niccccceeee 😎👌 always on POINT keep up the good work
Big fan of you.
Hi there fan and newbie vlogger here.
Thank you for sharing these angle tips on making video.These will help me and viewers for sure grow and improve our channel.
Thomas! In your example at 5:25 you are comparing not only the angle but the speed (or fps) which does make a big difference.
This is a great reminder of what I need to keep working on. Even though I know most of this, it's easy to get lazy when out in the field and I've been filming all day.
Great video! Tip #6: Watch out for poles and branches directly behind your subject's head. It can be really distracting for viewers.
I'm bookmarking this one for sure. Thank you.
Thank you for showing examples of what you're talking about!
Thanks for the generous tips buddy. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much for the tips, you help a lot to improve our channels! Cheers from Portugal ! And a Travelling Channel !
looooooooove the cinematic angles! Thank you so much for sharing this information! Will definitely bump up our vlog game using these techniques.
Thanks for the tips. Travelling with two little boys we don’t have much time to play around a lot, so best to get the best shots we can the first go. Thanks again! -Elisa
More people need to find you! Love your videos and tips! 😊 -Rose
That's it. I'm making badass videos from now on !!!!
Lumel Paris Saw you comment under the last 3 or 4 vids about filmmaking that I’ve watched girlll, we moving in the same direction, let’s support each other lol if you want to of course I just subbed you..
Thank you sweety 😘 Maya Angelou said: “You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you become”
I'm with y'all
If there are small filmmakers or small youtubers out there, please let us know! Let’s grow together ;) We use your videos to improve our work :)
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We can grow together, i will publicity you in my instagrama in change you publicitate me in your instagram
Alessandro & Federica here
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Me here 🤘
Honestly one of the most helpful videos I’ve watched. Thanks
Thank you very much Thomas! So many things I don't always think of. Feels like I leveled up after watching this video.
It's a liberating video from the technical jargon and the possibilities of lacking there of my Hero 3 white! It's a matter of cinematic culture!
you have just explained it with such simplicity!!! kind of sorted a lot of things to me!
Sometimes the highest appreciation you can give to an unselfish uploader like Thomas is just to sincerely say, "Thank you so very much." So thank you so very much, Thomas...
Great video man. I’m definitely constantly working on adding more and better cinematic elements to my travel vlogs, and your tips have been real helpful!
Excellent video Thomas - the difference with the low shot in this video is incredible! Cheers, Chris :-)
thanks for the tips. always very insightful. i will need to experiment to see how that works
Awesome tips! I love the 5th one the best! I always focus on the one subject, instead of shooting the scene. I’m so glad I found your channel. ☺️
Great tips as always Thomas, and glad to see new videos coming again!
this is so nice, im a fan and i love the way you choose a bgmusic
Thomas, ty so much for training me. I've been watching and learning from you and just never subscribed until now. Ty, teacher from afar. - 15 yr old kid, me.
Fair play mate, just found your channel recently and you are putting out top quality content! Very informative without any fluff. Subscribed!
It’s incredible how these tutorials can help us grow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Your tips are everything I’m needing I feel! Thank you!
Wow. I never thought of myself as a filmmaker but when I started daily vlogging I thought of ways to improve my shooting through these methods you just. I instinctively move chairs out of the way or move to a better angle to get the right shoot now. Thanks for the tips!! It showed that my instincts were right and now I just have to practice it more. Subbed!
Thanks for the great tips. We will definitely keep this in mind while shooting our videos.
Learned a bit more from these tips. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Thomas!, I've been searching for something like that for a while
Nameless Campos Done!
I'm a brazilian videomaker and thank you! I learned a lot with this video
Wow first video I encountered of you. Very informative and helpful with my videography journey. Thank you!!
Oulll The Difference. Great video man.
Awesome tips :) the smallest change makes such a huge difference to the shot
Hadn't thought of the importance of angles, thanks for sharing Thomas -- great tips
Such great advice. Cant wait to implement these tips!!
We're really enjoying all your tips for video making :) can't wait to start applying them! Thanks for all your work!
Thanks bro
I guess god accepted my pray for finding someone to guide me in travel filming tips
Thanks a lot i really love all your videos
Im new on youtube and videomaking in general and this video is SUPER helpful. Thank you very much 🤓
Very informative and smartly explained. Thanks
Alex 😭💖💖💖
I love every videos that u made 😫💖💜
Love from Bali, Indonesia Xxx
Feels like it's been forever! Really appreciate the tips per usual Thomas!!
Thanks for this tutorial am
gonna use this for my next videos. Thank you
I love your videos they are so helpful. I don't know how, but you drinking coffee is hilarious, so simple lol, x
your information is very helpful and wise. Thank you for the perfect explanation
"Oh, hey! Thomas Alex Norman here" hahaha the cheesiest start to a video I've seen in a while!
I always look for your tips in making my own vids! Thank you alex!
I love this! Thank you so much, your tips are really helpful and on the point especially for new vloggers like me! :)
Thank you so much Thomas...i feel like i just came out of a filming class
Great tips! Will be applying some on my next series of vlogs from a cruise to the Caribbean. Thanks!
Hi Thomas, liked the way you presented everything in the video and they are really very helpful for the beginners.
Probably the best video I've watched for a beginner 🔥👌🏽
I like this style of videos!Looking forward to seeing more!Appreciate from Wendy!
Wow! No one explains it better than this guy
Long time no see brother! Good to see you back
You've been a huge inspiration to our videos and travels around the world. Would love to see what Thomas Alex Norman fans think of the movies we've been making 😁
Thank you!! This was super helpful
i've leant so much in such a short time ! Merci Beaucoup !
With every video, I learn such helpful skills, cheers buddy :)
You are really genius about videography man.
Best video so far, used all of those tips in my short music video with my a6000 (:
For sure im gonna try to use your tips in my videos which gonna be soon!!! Thanks for amazing work.
Great advice - thanks mate! I'm just starting out and am learning so much from your videos. I appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos - thanks! Mike
I've tried this and it worked on my channel
Thank you 😊❤️
I like that low angle tip, thanks bruh
Another helpful Tips from a Successful TH-camr! Thank You for this! Great for begginers like my self!
gonna try some of these tomorrow while hiking #lovelearningnewthings
Really nice video again. really helpfull, going to get a hero6 for my birthday and gonna try this low angle filming. also wanted to do some sick slomo low angle shots with longboarding and windsurfing! should be rad :) digging your vids!
That second bird in the third shot poops 😂😂
Apprecited this informative Vlog
Yo dude, I am switching up my youtube style to more of cinematic stuff, and this definitely helps a lot man :D
i'm trying to switch but my gilfriend just want to do urban exploring haha
I am 2 years late to this video but thank you sir for the tips and tricks! Really appreciate it. Liked and subscribed! Cheers!
Thank you for the ideas your content perceivingly nice.
Been making some content recently for a farming client, and really had to get ruthless on the filming and editing. It's where really storyboarding and planning comes in to play on client work.
That said though, my daily vlogs are off the cuff, so if I end up shooting a shot a few times to get what I want, so be it, especially when it comes to B Roll stuff.
the intro is so cool
😍
Thanks for the tips man! As a beginner youtuber i can really use your tips! Thanks a million!
Six years ago uploaded but still worth watching
Omg I leant a lot from your videos! Thanks for sharing because I am fond of travel film making !
Thx for all the tipps. I will use them in my next videos. 👍🏽
Thank you Master Camera Angles is perfect trips thank you
Great presentation / teaching style and information.
Great info. So much learned from this video. Thank you