Can you do a video showing you actually filming so we can get a sense of the movements for a b roll sequence.

I honestly keep coming back to this video just to watch the intro sequence 😍😍😍😍

I'm gonna need a tutorial on these thumbnails there, chief! 😂

Honestly the best advice there is, to think of the edit when shooting. I have no film background and started filming my travels last year when I went backpacking through Europe and realized how difficult it was when I got home to edit the footage when I had given no thought to the edit. Always improving and I feel like I’ve gotten better at this but it’s such good advice!

Interesting tips bruh. You're a rare gem of youtube.

Brooooo!!!! This is deadass one of your best videos. It’s honestly so insane how there are these little things that don’t stand out a ton, yet they add so much to the edit. And how you execute them and explain them is really respectable. Amazing job dude

Always whip the camera in a direction quickly at the end of your shot and if you’re moving the camera forwards, pull it backwards too, this gives you more options when editing 👊🏻

the BEST video on this!

That intro sequence was INSANE!!!! Nice job man!🔥

Loaded 🧨 love the tips. Omg I’ve only just entered the KZread world a few weeks ago. Spent years in art an photography while ignoring video completely!!!! So stoked watching all these tutorials wow I’m so heading to an amazing place. Wanted to make video forever but was intimidated and quality was jackd. You don’t know how much I’m loving this media. Thank you so much 🌈

I’m just getting started with filmmaking and your videos are my favourite. So simple, to the point and full of information throughout - zero fluff

one of the great youtubers out here who arent selfish to share ALL their knowledge

Thanks for such an insightful perspective

I really liked that swirly transition!

that. was. lit. i am so impressed that you did not rely on transition effects like what too many youtubers do. these were mostly simple cuts! but the video is great because of the shots themselves and how they were arranged; not because of flashy transitions.

You would think shooting wide, mid, then close would be common knowledge but I never even thought of it. This video is definitely going up my video game.

I've enjoyed every one of your videos since I found your channel like a month ago, keep up with the great work dude!

Ahhh wow I like what you said with ending the shot with the beginning. I had to go back to get a double take. New youtuber (1 yr) here with next to nothing in camera/editing skillz. Found your channel randomly and really like your content.

This is exactly what I wanted to learn!

These tutorials mean nothing if you don’t implement 🔥💯