Some of my favorite adventure videos are the ones where you can tell they don’t care about the camera angles and the different shots. The best ones are the ones where you can tell the subject is just in the moment and being real with what is happening. Some of my favorites have been filmed completely on a GoPro with small attentions to camera shots
I must say you are one special person. You have many god given gifts,, none of which are to be taken for granted. Being very articulate as you are enables you to keep your audience throughout on point .. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, knowledge with us ..I need a loan to follow you..LOL Continued success!!
These ideas are very helpful for our TH-cam Channel. Greg & Cindy is very grateful for the video shooting tips and camera angles as it will definitely help to enhance our content for 2023. Blessings naahmean..
Tip #23 is $$$$! Thanks again!!! Wow - then #24 #truth. There are times when I just leave the cameras in the bag so I can just do what I’m doing, lol. Sometimes you have to decide am I filming or am I ______? Lol good stuff my man!
Lots of great tips! My hikes take SOOO much longer trying to get different shots! I've learned that if in doubt, just SHOOT IT. If I come to a surprise cool view, back up and SHOOT IT!! I do everything on my iPhone, and I'm always having to try to clear it as much as possible before backpacking trips. I've run out of space more than once! 🤦♀
Thank you for that nine shot rule. Never thought about that. I usually just place the camera at one spot and shoot from one angle. I can see how booring that must look compared to different angles.
Thank you for all of your extremely practical and useful advice. I have watched many of your videos several times and always feel like I have learned something new that I can apply to my efforts to improve.
You are a wealth of information thank you. I watch alot of outdoor videos, the things that stop me from watching is the wind noise in people's videos. I just can't listen to it, and when people film themselves I side and they sound like they are in a tin can. I would love to try this microphone.
I was always concerned about getting a cool shot, but a cool shot is nothing if there’s not a story lined up with it. I’m trying to think of new creative ways to be a better story teller through videos, thanks for the great video!
love your lense size stickers on the lense caps.....clever.....I bought a ZHIYUN CINEPEER Weebill 3E recently off amazon and am amazed at the value of it and having bought and used lots of gambles in the past can't believe its such a good gimble for the price with a payload of 3kg!....just thought side share that with you all.
How you doing my friend appreciate it when I see people doing what they love just like I do I would like to have my work one day and I would love to be very talented I would love to show the world and push hard and let the world know I'm out here getting it God bless and you keep ten toes down and keep pushing ahead cuz the world is Watching God bless you
New subscriber... My filmmaking is stuck indoors in a Hospital ICU, but hope to be back outside this spring. Tips were great, but really liked that your didn't provide them from behind a vlogger desk. Thanks for taking me outside, especially in the southwest. You missed the need for a pocket for a jar of green chili in the backpack.
Sir you are an amazing artist, the color grading, drone shots, camera stabilizing and all things GREAT 😃. I wish I could meet you but you know I am from a country that is like doesn't exist 😂 PAKISTAN.
You make such great and interesting content. I hope these tips help a lot of people because they help me on my main channel and inspired me to make an “adventure” channel as well. Thank you! 😁
Another interesting video !! Thanks a lot Jeven for this informative one. I learned a lot of techniques from your tutorials😀 Waiting for more like this
@@JevenDovey You have a great content and you investing a lot of your time and effort in very good and informative materials! It's time to learn something and finally put some better content on TH-cam 🙂
This is really a helpful video Javen. Thanks mate🙌🏼. Just one thing, how your speaking front shooting video is so steady ??? because you are holding a heavy camera with tripod and you don’t Seems tired and video is steady as well
Hey bro i have question. I ve just bought mini 2 and i want to take video of my city with many shots. So can i mix 1080p video with 4k. If i export the video in 16:9 4k will the footage be good?
What's the tip for recording a clip or in post production... What's the general rulw for the duration of a clip in timeline so that viewers are not stuck on one scene and also that the scene is too ahort of a scene....?
Hi, Jeven! I know you used a specific camera on the beach footage at @03:22 with the stars above. I’m new to videography and I’m wandering at what shutter speed you took it while maintaining the frame rate ration. It’s an amazing footage, by the way.
Why does the Color Grading change so often in your videos? Sometimes it's satured and crips, then it's desaturated and hazy? - I know it's just a minor thing, but my OCD is peaking 😅
@@JevenDovey I see, but you seem very consitent with having very colorful and crips studio scenes and then very desaturated and hazy landscape shots. Love your content, but that kind of feels pretty undecided which rout you want to go. Maybe decide on one or the other. Just say. Again: Love your content
Great video man! I have a question, by having 3 different lenses do you have 3 different nd filters considering the lenses different diameters or do you use an adapter?
f4 to f22 - if f4 is for good bokeh and f22 is to keep everything in focus, f8 is sharpest, when would you use, f6 f11 f14 ect? i dont see any difference.
Thanks for the informative video! The elephant at 24:16 though 😦 Wild elephants are super dangerous man. They're generally aggressive and will absolutely trample you in a heartbeat. I live in Thailand and I was taught to GTFO if I ever spot an elephant out in the wild.
Jeven, I have a question. When creating an adventure video I am thinking that the adventure is the subject. How do you go about enjoying and living the adventure and not allow the videography process to consume all of your time and energy? How do you prevent annoying a partner with setting up shots and reshooting scenes?
This video is absolute GOLD! Thanks so much for sharing all these tips, Jeven! I'm just getting started as an adventure vlogger, and have been looking for ways to step up my game. This video is loaded with suggestions. Just what I was looking for. Now to get out there and apply what I've learned. Much appreciated!
Hi! I am a solo-fishing-filming enthusiast that love to create stories outdoors. I am having a real hard time finding something that actually competes with my gopro hero 7 in terms of picture quality while moving a lot. I used a canon 70d before and got a Sony ZV E10 now for talking heads and tri-pod shots but the amount of work I need to put in to make that footage as good as the gopro when I am outdoor is just too time consuming? What camera do you guys recommend? I need at least 4k/60 fps, weather seal, good stabilization and cant go over a 3000 dollar mark for body and one lens? Thank you for the help and thanks for this amazing episode 🙌
Here's my time saving tip, I draw numbers on my batteries and cards, so I can tell them apart. For example if Battery #2 is in the Camera and getting low I go directly to battery #3 without guessing which one is charged.
This is amazing! Thank you so much for making these videos, Jeven! The best and most complete guide on adventure filmmaking I found out there. Super inspiring! Keep it up! :)
Jeven, you are AWESOME and an inspiration. I recently started by youtube channel with my first video of a recent trip in my JL crawling and having fun with new and old friends at a park in TN called AOP (Adventure offroad park). I still have a long way to go, but having someone like you to inspire and teach is such a blessing. I would love to attend one of your clinics. Keep the content coming brother. God Bless You Brother.
Your content is so valuable, thanks for that. I'm reengaging in photography as a hobby, back in the days I used to develop black and white in my own darkroom, but a lot has changed since I lost all my gear so now I'm learning everything from scratch. so I appreciate all your content very very to the point and informative
Manh your content is so different & 🔥🔥🔥, this’s like a full course for any content creator who does adventure!!! Thank you... for this course, i learned a lot & no. 20 is what i was missing!🤙🏽🤘🏽
Smart, thorough, and helpful. Thank you! Great examples included for every tip. Couldn't think of a better way to wrap it up than the Safety Tip- the gear and technique stuff are fun but the safety is how you get home again. ⭐x 5
Thanks Jevon for this very informative footage. I agree with most of it and I think it works great in theory. In practice however I struggle sometimes to keep up with the assumptions I make before leaving home as there are moments you are simply tired, you visit places you have no idea what you’re going to face so it’s hard to prepare in advance, sometimes you just simply don’t feel like filming on a particular day. Also non-native English speaking people face difficulty to easily express yourself in front of the camera “live” so it’s easier to focus on nice shots and build the story based on voiceovers 🤗 The most important is to keep having fun while creating and don’t put yourself in a position “I have to shoot”. That’s my experience so far. Cheers from Poland! 💪🏻👊🏻😊
Next watch this video about how to tell a story: th-cam.com/video/kDybV4DmB2o/w-d-xo.html
Some of my favorite adventure videos are the ones where you can tell they don’t care about the camera angles and the different shots. The best ones are the ones where you can tell the subject is just in the moment and being real with what is happening. Some of my favorites have been filmed completely on a GoPro with small attentions to camera shots
I must say you are one special person. You have many god given gifts,, none of which are to be taken for granted. Being very articulate as you are enables you to keep your audience throughout on point .. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, knowledge with us ..I need a loan to follow you..LOL Continued success!!
These ideas are very helpful for our TH-cam Channel. Greg & Cindy is very grateful for the video shooting tips and camera angles as it will definitely help to enhance our content for 2023. Blessings naahmean..
This is one your videos that I watch repeatedly. It's so very well done!
Thank you Jeven. You are awesome and inspiring! Your videos are amazing, filled with details and entertaining. Thank you for sharing.
As an outdoor adventure youtuber I hope to improve my storytelling with these tips! Thanks jeven
Tip #23 is $$$$! Thanks again!!! Wow - then #24 #truth. There are times when I just leave the cameras in the bag so I can just do what I’m doing, lol. Sometimes you have to decide am I filming or am I ______? Lol good stuff my man!
🔥🔥🔥 I have to watch 5x and take notes….Thanks for the vid!!!!
Lots of great tips! My hikes take SOOO much longer trying to get different shots! I've learned that if in doubt, just SHOOT IT. If I come to a surprise cool view, back up and SHOOT IT!! I do everything on my iPhone, and I'm always having to try to clear it as much as possible before backpacking trips. I've run out of space more than once! 🤦♀
Explained in the best possible way!!!
You've covered almost all aspects of adventure documentary!!
VERY informative video. Much value I’m sure for a lot of people! Thank You! I love your videos btw!
Thank you for that nine shot rule. Never thought about that. I usually just place the camera at one spot and shoot from one angle. I can see how booring that must look compared to different angles.
Thanks so much as an amateur this was really helpful and gave me so many ideas . thanks so much
the 9 shots was really helpful
Thank you for all of your extremely practical and useful advice. I have watched many of your videos several times and always feel like I have learned something new that I can apply to my efforts to improve.
You are a wealth of information thank you. I watch alot of outdoor videos, the things that stop me from watching is the wind noise in people's videos. I just can't listen to it, and when people film themselves I side and they sound like they are in a tin can. I would love to try this microphone.
Some great tips, Thanks for sharing with us Jeven. Will definitely be trying them out. 👌
An excellent course !
This is such a good videos. Thanks for sharing your experience and expertise!
fantastic advice and super tips
Thank you so much for your videos and the information that you share. You are an inspiration to a smaller TH-camr like myself.
Great sharing Jeven, value content at a really good pace. Not too fast not too slow. Keep up the great job buddy.
Thanks, will do!
Thanks, im beginner in making adventure theme youtube channel, this really help me
Thank you for the great tips ! 👏🏻
Awesome advice - thank you
I was always concerned about getting a cool shot, but a cool shot is nothing if there’s not a story lined up with it. I’m trying to think of new creative ways to be a better story teller through videos, thanks for the great video!
Wonderful content, keep up the good work bro.
I liked the video before I watch because I know it will good
love your lense size stickers on the lense caps.....clever.....I bought a ZHIYUN CINEPEER Weebill 3E recently off amazon and am amazed at the value of it and having bought and used lots of gambles in the past can't believe its such a good gimble for the price with a payload of 3kg!....just thought side share that with you all.
How you doing my friend appreciate it when I see people doing what they love just like I do I would like to have my work one day and I would love to be very talented I would love to show the world and push hard and let the world know I'm out here getting it God bless and you keep ten toes down and keep pushing ahead cuz the world is Watching God bless you
Awesome , there are so many tips I can learn from you ..👏👍🙏.thank you Jeven .
Awesome video, very educational, very inspiring. Thanx for sharing Jeven
Impeccable video !!!!
New subscriber... My filmmaking is stuck indoors in a Hospital ICU, but hope to be back outside this spring. Tips were great, but really liked that your didn't provide them from behind a vlogger desk. Thanks for taking me outside, especially in the southwest. You missed the need for a pocket for a jar of green chili in the backpack.
A+ advise! Thank you so much!
Brilliant advice as usual, hopefully I can take as many of these as possible on to my own channel. Thanks
Needed this 🤙
seriously great content here, thanks for taking the time to make it!
I like this video. Very Nice, Thanks.
Sir you are an amazing artist, the color grading, drone shots, camera stabilizing and all things GREAT 😃.
I wish I could meet you but you know I am from a country that is like doesn't exist 😂 PAKISTAN.
I am learning so much from your videos❤️❤️❤️
you're the best bro!
Thanks for sharing
You make such great and interesting content. I hope these tips help a lot of people because they help me on my main channel and inspired me to make an “adventure” channel as well. Thank you! 😁
Thats what I’ve been waiting for
"There might not be the best people around" it is the best recommendation
Great video and not too mamy plugs 🔌. Well done.
Very helpful. Thank you!
Today i'll make practice this video ☺️
Great tips! Thank you
Another interesting video !! Thanks a lot Jeven for this informative one. I learned a lot of techniques from your tutorials😀 Waiting for more like this
Well done Jeven! ;-) T
Thanks!
Here's the 100th comment for ya, solid tips dude cheers.
i love filmmaking😍
Love this channel, just subscribed and looking forward to see more insane content
Danke!
Great! Information what I needed about outdoor filming. I just signing up for Creator Film School!
Awesome! Adding lots of content on there over the next few months 😀
@@JevenDovey You have a great content and you investing a lot of your time and effort in very good and informative materials!
It's time to learn something and finally put some better content on TH-cam 🙂
Wow i miss Nevada absolutely underrated state
This is calfifornia
We have some awesome geography. Red Rock is amazing !
@@JevenDovey same thing close enough 🤣
Another great video!
you are the best bro
Very good man 👍 nice
This is really a helpful video Javen. Thanks mate🙌🏼. Just one thing, how your speaking front shooting video is so steady ??? because you are holding a heavy camera with tripod and you don’t Seems tired and video is steady as well
Where did you find those lens caps with the numbers on it ? Thanks dude ! Nice content !!!
Awesome video.
👍🏻👍🏻
Hey bro i have question. I ve just bought mini 2 and i want to take video of my city with many shots. So can i mix 1080p video with 4k. If i export the video in 16:9 4k will the footage be good?
yes you can mix
nice
What's the tip for recording a clip or in post production... What's the general rulw for the duration of a clip in timeline so that viewers are not stuck on one scene and also that the scene is too ahort of a scene....?
Nice.
Hi, Jeven! I know you used a specific camera on the beach footage at @03:22 with the stars above. I’m new to videography and I’m wandering at what shutter speed you took it while maintaining the frame rate ration. It’s an amazing footage, by the way.
I shot 1/30 cause there was no movement. You can get away with slower shutter unless you see lots of motion blur
@@JevenDovey I see! Now I understand it, we’re avoiding that movement effect. Thank you!
greetings~ Jeven~L ike it, great . take care-
So many helpful tips! Jeven, any tips on insurance for my gear? Thanks for the continued inspiration.
I have insurance for all my gear.
Why does the Color Grading change so often in your videos? Sometimes it's satured and crips, then it's desaturated and hazy? - I know it's just a minor thing, but my OCD is peaking 😅
Because I'm always playing with different ideas and trying ways to grade
@@JevenDovey I see, but you seem very consitent with having very colorful and crips studio scenes and then very desaturated and hazy landscape shots. Love your content, but that kind of feels pretty undecided which rout you want to go. Maybe decide on one or the other. Just say. Again: Love your content
Great video man! I have a question, by having 3 different lenses do you have 3 different nd filters considering the lenses different diameters or do you use an adapter?
Step up rings
Super
Hey jeven how are you. Bro need your help. How can I make better solo short cenimetic vedio. Or short story telling cinematic vedio.
What Mic / Lav mic are you using in this video Jev? :)
Which tripod do u have in ur this video? Can you recommend a light weight one for traveling?
This is the one I use: th-cam.com/video/B5rcEzsVP84/w-d-xo.html
Like dari Indonesia ❤
Are you wearing oura ring?
f4 to f22 - if f4 is for good bokeh and f22 is to keep everything in focus, f8 is sharpest, when would you use, f6 f11 f14 ect? i dont see any difference.
17.37 LOL just when you started talking about audio - audio f...p up :-D great content! thank you!
😁
I wonder how much all that gear would cost..
Thanks for the informative video!
The elephant at 24:16 though 😦
Wild elephants are super dangerous man. They're generally aggressive and will absolutely trample you in a heartbeat. I live in Thailand and I was taught to GTFO if I ever spot an elephant out in the wild.
THAT ELEPHANT LIKES YOU
HOW CUTE 🤍
You be like this rock is uncomfortable, meanwhile my fear of height is making me focus on down below
Is there any video with affordable options and with less gear for teachers that want to film haahhaha :c
This gear is to just show you what’s out there. You can do everything with the phone in your pocket
Solo video shooting with someone okie.
I think there are a ton of youtubers tell aboit gears and nobody but you talking aboit storytelling. Please continue to tali aboit storytelling
Jeven, I have a question. When creating an adventure video I am thinking that the adventure is the subject. How do you go about enjoying and living the adventure and not allow the videography process to consume all of your time and energy? How do you prevent annoying a partner with setting up shots and reshooting scenes?
This video is absolute GOLD! Thanks so much for sharing all these tips, Jeven! I'm just getting started as an adventure vlogger, and have been looking for ways to step up my game. This video is loaded with suggestions. Just what I was looking for. Now to get out there and apply what I've learned. Much appreciated!
Hi! I am a solo-fishing-filming enthusiast that love to create stories outdoors.
I am having a real hard time finding something that actually competes with my gopro hero 7 in terms of picture quality while moving a lot.
I used a canon 70d before and got a Sony ZV E10 now for talking heads and tri-pod shots but the amount of work I need to put in to make that footage as good as the gopro when I am outdoor is just too time consuming?
What camera do you guys recommend?
I need at least 4k/60 fps, weather seal, good stabilization and cant go over a 3000 dollar mark for body and one lens?
Thank you for the help and thanks for this amazing episode 🙌
Here's my time saving tip, I draw numbers on my batteries and cards, so I can tell them apart. For example if Battery #2 is in the Camera and getting low I go directly to battery #3 without guessing which one is charged.
Great idea!
This is amazing! Thank you so much for making these videos, Jeven! The best and most complete guide on adventure filmmaking I found out there. Super inspiring! Keep it up! :)
Jeven, you are AWESOME and an inspiration. I recently started by youtube channel with my first video of a recent trip in my JL crawling and having fun with new and old friends at a park in TN called AOP (Adventure offroad park). I still have a long way to go, but having someone like you to inspire and teach is such a blessing. I would love to attend one of your clinics. Keep the content coming brother. God Bless You Brother.
Excellent. A transcript of this video could be used as a quick reference for creative storytelling.
Your content is so valuable, thanks for that. I'm reengaging in photography as a hobby, back in the days I used to develop black and white in my own darkroom, but a lot has changed since I lost all my gear so now I'm learning everything from scratch. so I appreciate all your content very very to the point and informative
Manh your content is so different &
🔥🔥🔥, this’s like a full course for any content creator who does adventure!!! Thank you... for this course, i learned a lot & no. 20 is what i was missing!🤙🏽🤘🏽
Smart, thorough, and helpful. Thank you! Great examples included for every tip. Couldn't think of a better way to wrap it up than the Safety Tip- the gear and technique stuff are fun but the safety is how you get home again. ⭐x 5
Thanks Jevon for this very informative footage. I agree with most of it and I think it works great in theory. In practice however I struggle sometimes to keep up with the assumptions I make before leaving home as there are moments you are simply tired, you visit places you have no idea what you’re going to face so it’s hard to prepare in advance, sometimes you just simply don’t feel like filming on a particular day. Also non-native English speaking people face difficulty to easily express yourself in front of the camera “live” so it’s easier to focus on nice shots and build the story based on voiceovers 🤗 The most important is to keep having fun while creating and don’t put yourself in a position “I have to shoot”. That’s my experience so far. Cheers from Poland! 💪🏻👊🏻😊