How I Shoot URBAN B ROLL | Behind The Scenes Demonstration!
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Who needs a gimbal when you have magic hydraulic arms?!
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@@ThomasAlexNorman Jeez dude :D if i would do that without a gimbal you couldn't use the footage :D
Just a tip
In the tree's flower shot, instead of going out of focus to in focus, do the contrary. Start in focus and go backwards loosing focus. Then, reverse it in the edit. It works like a charm.
Keep up the good work! Great video.
Davi Ayres good tip.
That's such a smart idea! I'll definitely keep that in mind
That is the correct way
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I love how you show a preview after taking the little bit of b-roll. Makes me excited and happy
Damn I love how you are able to ignore the people who wonder what you are doing. I still get very self conscious about people looking at me while I'm recording. Half the time, I'm not even talking into the camera which I'm sure would be even harder. Maybe you should write a video about that one day mate. Anyway, thanks for the tips. Whoever gave this video a thumbs down is a weak hater with serious mental issues. They are jealous that their work sucks and instead of working on doing better, with your tips, they rather live life a loser. Cheers Mate!
I am 100% with you on this one! I was very self conscious for a long time, trying to put videos together and getting absolutely no where as I'd lose my trail of thought every time someone would walk near me ... I could be knocking a shot out the park, see someone and freeze 😦👎 Keep at it though, for me it was just a case of scripting bullet points so I had a rough idea what I wanted to say, taking a deep breathe, fighting that fear and rolling with it ... Eventually I began to see nobody really bothered and those who did actually took an interest, asking questions about my channel & giving advice on what I should be looking to film in their towns, etc 😁
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Me too! I want that lesson! I just don’t know what to do with my fear of the crowd 🙈🤷♀️
The youtube life 🙌🏻
Fit By Travel great! I hope I’ll be the same 🤗
All you do is pretend you're a pro on "assignment" and like you're too busy to care what peeps are doing! LOL
I really appreciate how you emphasized sequencing the shots, moving from wide to close. Always easier to plan your shots and how they’re going to fit together then feel the frustration of missing a key shot when you’re putting things together in post. Super well done video. So helpful. Thank you very much.
Hey, Thomas. For the flower shot, you can always start in focus on the subject and then move backwards and then play the clip in reverse in post so that it looks like you're moving into focus. Just a thought. Daniel Schiffer does a great job explaining it in his videos.
Ive seen quite a few tutorials about shooting b-roll in youtube but I find this the most useful- when we can actually see you doing it and follow along. Thanks for the tips!
I've been loving this series!! At times, I came home from a shoot and go through the clips and felt so unsatisfied that I never used them, but I couldn't put my finger on what I was doing "wrong." I'm realizing from your tips that I've been doing silly little things like filming 10-second clips in which I spend 5 seconds looking for the shot. These tips will definitely help me maximize my time and storage, and I'm excited to use them in my next video, so thank you !!
The way you included the shot your were taking as you explained things is brilliant! It's this kind of detail that sets fellows like you apart as excellent. Again, thank you so much.
Well put video, using different elements to focus on texture, light, story. Love how it can together!
Well done, Thomas! Excellent watch!!
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I think you have some of the best videos out there explaining how to film better! I really like how you take us with you step by step and that we can also see what's on your screen at the same time. Really hoping to take what you've said and put it into practice when we're filming our videos!
Thank you for another great tip!!! Your tips and tricks have been helpful for my family travel videos.
Thanks for walking us through your process!
This is perfectly the kind of tutorial I’d been looking for for quite some time. Thanks a lot for making this. You’re amazing
I’m so glad to have discovered you. Simple and satisfying
Yu are truly an inspiration ...because of yur encouraging words I pick up the camera thanks a lot ...yu are awesome to this community 💯
Love your work Thomas 👏🏼
the end result was really cool, alex. i walked away with some really nice ideas from this. thanks!
Awesome stuff. So useful for novices such me, where I'm trying to produce material for my bikepacking films and memories that's not just cycling. Keep up the great work.
Outstanding. Looks really kewl, especially the 2 building reveal shots.
No idea how I found your channel but im so happy I did! I'm truly feeling inspired thank you SO MUCH for sharing all your tips!!
Thanks for the great tutorials Thomas! 💕
It's really applicable and elevate my B-Roll to the next level.
Another amazing video - love how your movements are so subtle. I always move my camera loads and loads...great tips fella.
Getting these shots with a point and shoot cameras is so impressive. Great video. Definitely helps me out.
Really nicely done and SUPER helpful-THANK YOU👍
The edit was sick! Really enjoyed watching you put this together and gathering the inspiration. New subscriber! Thank you x
Very steady hands! Great skills! Thanks for sharing
Hi Thomas,
Also from me a huge thanks for all the tips, tricks and sharing your views about filmmaking with your fans here! I have learned a lot from you and I am trying to put it to good use which works sometimes better than other times. Also I cannot be as mobile as you are showing here because I have to use a walking cane to keep my balance. But again, that does not stop me from learning from pro's like you.
Thank you for sharing and hopefully I can keep improving to the best ability I can bring.
Awesome vid! Lots of inspiration in there! Love the little rando balloon struggling in the tree branches @13:46 lol. Tre Random and super cute touch. I bet you staged the whole thing 🙄😝 Love it! haha
Another unreal video! Thanks for taking the time to put this together !
thank you Thomas, great video!
I've been looking for this type of video for a long time, and it's the first time I've found something like that. simple, effective Thanks for this kind of content, I appreciate it, and I want more!
me too
Super helpful tips can't wait to try it out!
very much appreciate your video, you always can find the beauty point from the very common daily-life scenes, thank you for your very useful tips
Nice one Thomas. Thanks for the tips.
Very helpful video! Thanks!
The video i've been waiting for. Really learn a lot from you mate. Keep up the good content.
Thank You! It’s so simple and amazing!
I subscribed at 1:20, this is proof that fancy gear and accessories are optional, specially when you are traveling, another thing you need and it doesn't take room in your backpack is the self confidence Thomas has. Nice video, I'll be watching more stuff from you mate.
Watching your picture in picture view of your push in, slides etc using body motions was very helpful to me, thank you.
Thanks for such amazing tricks, keep coming up with more 💯
Thank you for making this video and the tips so now I can improve the footage filming of my videos.
Love your videos mate, I always find your tips useful - no nonsense and straight to the point. ^^
Good one, keep it up....
Thomas
I try to be, cheers
I love this video so much, you always see the best in every little thing ❤
Really inspiring! Thanks for sharing with us.
Simple and awesome at the same time, really enjoyed your tips and definitely gonna be using them in my next travel video. Thanks 😉
Cool tricks, I have been practising these tricks so many times for my travel videos. Hope I will perfect it one day
You're one of my favorite youtubers! I really learn a lot from you. I create travel videos as well. 🤗
Great info Thomas
Very nice video. Turned out better than I thought it would. Great editing and music to fit the subject.
Absolutely quality video 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Liked it. Simple but thoughtful movement and execution. Good to know info. You can do that on a point and shoot cam.
This is just what I needed. Excellent content, thank you.
Very nice Thomas and thank you; what help a lot also was that there were a lot of background movement from people, tree, bird, water, etc.
*I really like your easy way to show us the way!*
Incredible video 🎉
Thank you. Great tips
awesome! thanks for the tips!
Great information, we are huge fans of your work.
Tom, God knows how the heck do you make difficult bits look so easy.
Epic!
This was a great video! Thanks for creating it as I always wonder how to create a city broll!
Wooooah this turned out so dope! Thank you for the great work :)
Very informative man, like your style!
Very usefull vid for filming B roll. Love the city of San Sebastian btw!
Thomas, this is amazing techniques and explanation. Also good idea to show short samples in between shooting rather that waiting for the last part to see the full clip.
I recently started doing a bit of videos myself, and I was struggling to get stable shots handheld. but they way you do it, just amazes me. Thank you for great hands on tutorial.
I can't get nowhere near the way you are doing, practice makes perfect _ I guess. Got a gimball for smooth shots and that solved few issues, but the weight of it kills me after a full day of walking around. Plus XH1, Well you have to sacrifice in some other areas in order to get a desired smooth shooting. Thank you. Will wait for more videos like that from you.
your videos are my favorate! so detail! i m lovin it! kepp up the good work!
I love the result❤❤❤
Thank yoj for sharing this brother, it helps me alot on my work.
wow...so much to learn in short time..Bunch of thanks for your generosity..
omg this was super helpful!! I've been binge watching all your videos! 😁
Thank you so much for the great idea bro
great video man! thanks a lot
Your video's have helped me a lot!
*Thank you* 🙏 😀
Thank you so much! I used your tips and my video turn out much better than before.
Wish you all the best!
I love you for this. thank you!!
Awesome job, man! Thank you for your effort and for sharing your tips! :) Greetings from Germany!
Brilliant Works ,Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Just wow bro🦋🔥🔥
Man that masking between the tree shots is naughtyyyy 👌 so clean 👏💯
Subbed, this is the perfect tutorial for beggingers wanting to get into videograpghy. Simple yet extremely effective! Can't wait to go downtown after work and put these tips to the test.
Simple and good!
it came out really good
Thank was really instructive thanks for doing this video!
Amazing video, I learn every times with your videos Thanks
This is what I call freestyle rolling... Man you got it all... Cheers and thanks... lots of practices is on the way to be so good balanced and skillful.
Thank you for this tutorial Alex. Im your avid fan now❤
I have my first real video project to shot tomorrow for fundamentals of video production. This really helped me brainstorm the shots I have to get. Def going to be watching this while filming lol 😊
Great job
This is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much.
Love this vid. Great ideas and straightforward. New sub 🙂
I've learned A LOT about filmaking in your channel! 🙏😍
Thanks a lot mate ! I made my first travel video thanks to your tips. I Still have a lot to learn but I understand things better now.
Keep it up 💪💪
This was foreal so helpful
Great video
Thanks for this shots 🙋🏻♂️🔥
I have learned a lot from you Norman,you should do more tutorial like this
Simply awesome Thomas ! I hope to one day bump into you and shake hands !
Nice video man ❤️
Thanks for the tutorial bro keep up the good work