Camera Movement

[DjekStudiosMovies]

Thank you!

[mali5591]

Excellent tut -- thanks buddy.

Just a quick question. Im starting off to record wedding movies. I have a 5d mk2, 7d, 24-70 f2.8, 50mm 1.4, 70-200 lens. Any ideas on how else would be ideal for me to buy?

I have a tripod (crappy one) and decent monopod. Do I need a shoulder rid, or slider?? please help..

[airolightning]

This is great but im pretty sure that guy was asleep when he was talking -__-

[caponebellefonte]

This video is educational and f!!Kin awesome.Im subscribed

[Gallosafare]

Great job, I found it on of the best tools of YouTube

Thanks

[JonandSamTV]

Fantastic video. Great job!

[Grafikbug]

Sure that they didn´t use a steadycam at 1:56 and 2:12? I pretty sure they did.

[tevelisTV]

Soooooooooooooo good.

[paperisdelicious]

you spoiled braveheart for me!! NOOOO!!!!

[AncaBoieru]

Thank you, great tips !!!

[DeafStarsMedia]

@3:31 to @3:46 very good :D

[mrjimmyos]

Bloody good stuff!

[brickbandits09]

ok..say if u dont have a dolly thing or what ever....what if u zoom in very slowly?

[Grafikbug]

@brickbandits09 Zooming would change the field of view.

[bearhugs4kisses]

Very informative! This helps a lot in my film studies. Thanks :)

[darkslim369]

I enjoyed your video but was puzzled as to why you name it trucking shot and not a TRACKING shot. or why you call it a BOOM and not a JIB, or sled instead of Steadicam.

[ahshang86]

AWESOME ~so nice!

[mateolicios1]

Well, I had my doubts, but you have earned my subscription as well. Bravo! 10 stars

[kellyakakells]

i was thinking this was gonna be another expert village type of video, But you sir, have just earned my subscription.

Five Patricks for you.

[videomaker]

@kellyakakells Thanks for all the Patricks! We try our best to give useful advice... If you like these videos, you can find more video-making tips and techniques at our website, Videomaker(dot)com.

Best,

The Videomaker Team

[ralfkhayal]

thx4sharing,great tutorial for me.

[videomaker]

@ralfkhayal Glad it helped!

Best,

The Videomaker Team

[SayyoSaZ]

This video was so amazing, that i'm going to go through many of your videos before i change my major from Engineering to Cinema Studies. I'd like to have some knowledge before i wade in the film industry and you guys will help. =)

[videomaker]

@SayyoSaZ Glad you found them useful! You can find more videos and articles on video production at Videomaker(dot)com.

Best,

The Videomaker Team

[jesuislepluscool]

Uhhh that's expensive stuff D:

[candydeca8]

THATS AN AWESOME TUTORIAL! im planning on going to a film academy/institute next fall and I wanna learn as much as i can before i start film school, and your channel is helping me a lot! so thanks!

I was wondering why not zoom in or out instead our dollying forward and back?

[videomaker]

@candydeca8 Thanks, glad it's been so helpful! Whether you choose to zoom or dolly depends a lot on the quality of shot you want... a zoom is going to end up looking very different on film than a dolly move, and many filmmakers like the visceral feel of a dolly swoop. Good luck in film school!

best,

The Videomaker Team

[arfurlife]

Your videos are totally superb. They are very educational and I enjoy watching and learning from them. Thank you very much for sharing this with us.

[videomaker]

@arfurlife Thanks!

Cheers,

The Videomaker Team

[Sketch2Draw]

999

[Films4You]

Any tips for Trucking, quite close about 2m-6m distance.

The issue I had is having to move the "Truck" extremely slowly, difficult to do, any tips :)

[videomaker]

@Films4You If you're looking for specific tips on technique, the best thing to do is post on the Videomaker Forums at Videomaker(dot)com. Every question posted there is reviewed both by staff experts and by knowledgeable people in the community. Good luck!

Cheers,

The Videomaker Team

[Films4You]

@Films4You Thank You :)

[FilmmakersGuide]

Awesome! Though I would like to see one of these for someone with a lower budget.

[videomaker]

@FilmmakersGuide We always try to make helpful videos for a broad range of videographers, so we may see if we can get one better geared for smaller budgets at some point in the future.

Cheers,

The Videomaker Team

[bouchandre]

@videomaker What would be useful is showing how to use inexpensive gears to have profesiannal lokking results.

[Jtp101z]

Great tips!

[cumanagoto]

Awesome and thank you!

[SuperMastak]

velliiii niiiceeeeee...

[videomaker]

@SuperMastak  Glad you enjoyed it.

Cheers,

The Videomaker Team

[brunofelix20]

Great tips for newbies but you missed one important camera movement for dramatic results. Camera in shoulder is very important to give sense of loss or chaos.

[videomaker]

@brunofelix20 That's true! These tips are intended for a videographer just getting started, but if you've had a little more experience, experimenting with more extreme camera movements can add a lot of drama to your videos if done well.

Cheers,

The Videomaker Team

[TT01RCDrift]

I have learned a lot in 5 min. thanks!

[CelosTV]

Nice tips, thank you kind sir.

[RuleofFive]

Well done. Thanks!

[fivestarlesson]

Awesome video..keep them up!

[spider1g5]

Well this video explanes why all the guys with the steady cam rigs were walk soo funny