To film yourself filming yourself is even harder. You did a great job. 😂

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Haha thanks!

@techsterpro

Жыл бұрын

Def 🤣

@olaczyk

Жыл бұрын

@@inactiveuser555 bruh?

@gliver2549

Жыл бұрын

filmception

@diligentsun1154

Жыл бұрын

It's like being invited backstage

0:16 my man set up a camera, to video himself setting up a camera to get a video of him walking.... respect the dedication you put in these vids brother! 🙌

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Haha thanks for noticing. This one was a tough one.

@GozaProductions

Жыл бұрын

Les Stroud (Survivor Man) did all his episodes with all his equipment. So imagine all the shots of him walking in the distance. He claimed he had to walk 2 times more than we see on the show just to go back and get the cameras.

@user-ec3li3jg1x

Жыл бұрын

John cena was the camera man

@sabahdari

Жыл бұрын

camception........

It's so hard doing everything on your own but when it's done you're like "man, I did all that by myself!" It's a great feeling. Thank you for reminding me I'm not alone.

@artemt1987ify

Жыл бұрын

Just one tip - just get a camcorder. It does everything automatically for you so that you can concentrate on actual content rather than spending time manually focusing, aperture and etc.

@mitch_tmv

Жыл бұрын

@@artemt1987ify The tips for aperture and focus still apply for cameras that have auto exposure and autofocus

@RockyLimit

Жыл бұрын

Dude for real just keep at it and remember there’s so much you can shoot

@kiatru9691

Жыл бұрын

How long did the entire process take you? I would love to know, thank you.

@BeauTylerMakesMusic

Жыл бұрын

So true! I think about getting editors so I can create more, but the truth is that even though I often feel close to burnout… every time I finish editing the video and polishing it, the feeling of pride I get is irreplaceable. ❤

I used to feel sad when I need to film myself and constantly go back and forth to check the footage. Sometimes feel embarrassed when strangers passing by. Now I know I am not the only one doing it solo. Thanks for the great tips. Good work. Keep it up. Dude.

@ekxdee9707

Жыл бұрын

how did you you overcome the feeling of cringe/embarrassment when doing that? i know that ill never see them again and some randoms perception should be completely irrelevant and means nothing in the long run..but in the moment while its happening, its SO cringe it actually kils me inside in real time haha

@BeauTylerMakesMusic

Жыл бұрын

I can so relate to feeling awkward when people around. Very hard to get over. When my last band was at our peak I had zero issues walking on stage in front of thousands of people… but shooting media in front of people turned me into a shell. I once had to do a scene for a music video while walking through a crowded but of town. I’ve never felt more uncomfortable. 😂 I don’t know what to say to help you. Just wanted you to know there’s NOTHING wrong with you and that I’m right there with you. ❤

@BeauTylerMakesMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@ekxdee9707 for real! Even though we all know it’s silly to care. It’s so hard not to!

@ourdigitalbusiness

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, It`s on of the toughest things to get over, filming yourself with others around looking at you like you`re nuts. With that said, just go with confidence like your totally in control and supposed to be there doing that.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Loving the positivity in this thread everyone. You are all gems.

Self filming is so fun. Better than having a friend filming for you. You get to set your own hiking pace and don't have to wait for anyone or conform for their schedule.

@ApolloBrah

Жыл бұрын

ppl are really. slaves to schedule. everyone but me.

@lonerblader85

Жыл бұрын

💯

@tharindunuwan3598

9 ай бұрын

Golden words ❤

@CosmicSeeker69

8 ай бұрын

Same with life ... The very best is traveling on your own. Just read Celestine Prophecy before you leave 🙏

Man, you didn't need to do me dirty like that in the first 3 seconds of your video 😂 Thanks for another great video, Dunna! I've struggled with trying to film myself for video ideas I've had, but I think I'm gonna push myself this summer and just go out and do my best!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Haha 😂 nice to hear you liked that. You got this!!

@Instant_Nerf

Жыл бұрын

Get a drone. It’s better then all you’re friends combined

@ItsKevinBui

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, that hurt a little bit

@enggongsupardi2597

Жыл бұрын

very inspiring my friend and I also want to film my journey thank you very much...

@DineshRaja.

Жыл бұрын

and at the end of the introduction " I have friends " 😂😀🥺😭

having a list of shots to film saves so much time. Especially when it's detailed so you know exactly what you are trying to go for!

#2 is my favorite. I sometimes think to myself “this is too hard, this sucks, why am I doing this?” But accepting that it is not easy and pushing through the challenge is the best way to keep going and get better. Thanks for the video

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

I really need to come to that acceptance before I even leave the house... or I come back in a very bad attitude lol.

Definitely liked this video. One extra tip I have is - make environmental moving shots too. Just because you’re filming everything yourself doesn’t mean every shot has to have you in it. You can mix in cool camera movements or shots telling the viewer where they are for context that don’t have you in that particular shot. Not only will it make your overall edit more varied it will also give you a chance to do the camera movement shots you couldn’t do when you were just filming yourself.

Filming yourself is already hard to do, but filming yourself filming yourself for others is another one. thank You Dunna.

Im a musician, and in 2010 on my 16th bday I payed for my first music video and the guy charged me 800$, he showed up with just a video camera, no lighting or other equipment. As he filmed the video I watched him, 3 weeks later he finished editing the video, and when I seen the quality of the video I was blown away by the fact that all he had was a camera. So I told myself I'm gonna learn videography and Cinematography. I took it serious dec2012 and purchased a point and shooter, practiced for 3 straight years. When I was sure I was capable of filming an actual music video, I hit a brick wall because I had no one to film it for me, when I did find someone to film me they weren't good at getting decent shots and movements. So I started getting book to do other ppls videos, even worked on a crown royal commercial with the great director 'daniel wolfe'. My work was so good that ppl wouldn't believe that I didn't go to film school to learn it. Fast forward to 2023, I've been working on my last music video for over 2 years, because when I try to film myself, I have to constantly adjust focus, make sure my scene lighting is correct, making sure it didn't stop recording for a number of reasons, adjusting the iso and aperture, and even after all of that, the scenes are always dead looking because it's no movement of the camera. The camera is just sitting on a tripod, and that is the most boring footage you can get. I'm investing in a gimpel automatic tripod and hire someone that's just getting into film or photography to film me

Great instruction. One other point I would add is to be aware of security. If you are by yourself with lots of expensive gear in a public place, you could become a target. Always be aware of your gear and who is around you.

@abijahdixon2771

5 ай бұрын

Thats my biggest fear is losing my stuff to theft...

I am going use all of these tips! I'm an introvert and do most of my hiking and activities alone. The tip that you gave on how you used 3 different scenes to build up to the viewpoint is the tip that I needed. All my stuff looks the same because it's simply shot with a phone. I'm intimidated by photography because of all the equipment and settings. Your simple explanation for settings made me go charge a camera I got a few years back. And maybe ill look into the DJI camera!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful for you Elan! I hope that, if nothing else, it just inspires you to go have some fun and throw that intimidation in the garbage! WOO!

@onlinevideomasterypro

Жыл бұрын

Elan, I only shoot with my phone and I found a bunch of Dunna’s tips here would translate to smartphone shooting. Now to get off my butt and try them out! 😉

It took some time after filming things mostly solo for years, but I found moving the camera while doing a close up on myself or even medium close ups help with a cinematic feel and the illusion that someone else is holding the camera. Doing things like a 180 Pan around my face, or even starting as an over the shoulder and then moving closer around to a profile of the face, all these I found helped.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Great additions!!

I guess another problem I face is, not exactly creating the story, but making the video long enough. Like you, I do a lot of stuff outdoors, like going on hikes. But, if youre going on a hike, theres so much you can shoot, and the whole story itself just becomes so short. Having drones and whatnot would help too, giving you more shots and lengthening your videos. But, most places I hike im not able to do that. Secondly, I love doing sunrise hikes - This is where the biggest issue comes. Half of my hikes are in the pitch black. I dont see anything until I reach the summit for the sunrise. So, thats kinda useless. Unless I start doing sunset hikes

I so agree about aperture. Not everything has to have the most shallow depth of field ever. It's such a cliche

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

It’s just another tool to use or not use when it makes sense!

@JasonLorette

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree…plus too many other things to think of.

@tvm2209

Жыл бұрын

What's a good jack of all aperature for youtubing yourself? f/4 ?

@juliensimracer

Жыл бұрын

@@tvm2209 it depends on how wide is lens and how far are background / foreground (if any)

@joas162

Жыл бұрын

It basically tells the audience 'I'm more important than anything else, all the time', so it's kind of sad :p

Another game changer is a small bendable tripod to put in higher fixed places to get a downward looking view. Even simple video filming and editing takes a degree of time. I have shot footage only to find a whole take is so blurry and out of focus so double checking is great idea thank you

Man, this is what I was looking for. Thanks for creating this video and explaining it nicely.

Man this was great. Shooting fishing and outdoors is hard enough. However by yourself on a boat adds another level of difficulty!thanks again for the help !

I love your work on here. I subscribed. Thank you for sharing because I find myself doing absolutely EVERYTHING when it comes to shooting my content or for others. It's tough to find reliable help even when you offer to pay them. Thanks again, man.

All the video is a gem from start to finish. Actual, real world, practical advice pretty much anyone can follow. Subscribed! Loved the manual focus tip and why you should use it. Balanced coverage was my second favourite but perhaps the most important is to review your shots. Framing is very hard to get right when filming yourself from a distance. You will either get a too tight shot with cropping or a too far away one.

The manual focus tip was worth the entire watch! (but so were all the other tips - so this goes into my saved videos for sure - will be watching this more than once for sure)

I wish I watched this video when I started out, all the tips I've learnt on the job, coverage is key for keeping the video interesting- not always easy to think about everything when making a video about photography by yourself - so many things to think about!

you have guided honestly. you covered almost all the essential topics. now i came to know my small mistakes which ruins my footages hugly. this video helps beggineer to upgrade his /her level

These are all great! I needed that reminder about remembering to be creative. It's so easy for me to start just going through the motions and get my usual shots. Thank you for making this video, Dunna!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Danny!

This was like a “101 on getting your mind right.” And I didn’t even know I needed it.

@dunnadidit

2 ай бұрын

Haha glad it helped!

These are great reminders for myself, an experienced videographer but they are even more valuable to newer folks. Thanks so much for creating this video. I'll be watching again and again!

I really like running two or three cameras at the same time and toggling between them to vary things up…locked off camera and a couple of action cams will often do this well enough IMO Great video! At least when filming yourself you can go back and look through without assuming your would-be camera person got the shot and being annoyed later when there is no head space or something

My struggles are to get balanced coverage (shame on me) because I usually shoot in the dark. But I'll try to make more creative looking videos. Thank you for the tips!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Need to shoot a video resume for a job pitch and glad that you shared the proper mindset as well. Huge respect ✅Keep it up, thanks!

I always try to shoot my hiking videos with one lens because it's just so much work to carry extras and switch it up as I'm moving, but I might need to try adding a second lens into the adventures. Thanks for the tips! It was a good refersher/ confidence booster at minimum and there were some good nuggets in there as well. Getting enough creative angles is always something I struggle with.

Wow this is such an informative tutorial video. I always preferred taking a selfi-stick to video myself on my journeys but now you gave me so many good tips. So thanks so much. Cheers

The handheld effect is very useful! Cody and Victoria pretty much use it on all of their tripod shots and always gives that pro documentary look

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s such a simple and effective trick

This video popped up while I took a break from filming myself after getting frustrated. 😅 tysm 😀 I feel ready to go back and do all the roles now 🍀

Almost everytime i have to record myself my own videos, and the point you've mentioned on this one are so useful so much thanks !! Greetings from Morocco

Right, this is where the Action 2 comes in handy. Those magnets just make everyhing easier. Very good points you have here!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton!

This is such an amazing video, man. Thank you for this. I think it is such an important skill to be able to do this by yourself. Being able to film everything yourself will even improve the videos when you do have friends to help.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great point!!

So, you filmed yourself, filming yourself, for this vid. That’s so meta. A lot of great advice in there! Thanks!

This was a GREAT video! I LITERALLY was thinking about how to film solo since I'm ALWAYS SOLO, and this was exactly the video I needed! I even took notes haha thank you for making this!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it was helpful!

@dirtdiggertractor3618

Жыл бұрын

Jessica where can we see your awesome video

Awesome video, Dunna! I love the attention to detail, such as adding subtle camera moves and/or camera shake for tripod shots. Lots of great tips here, and I’ll be using some of them - especially since I don’t have any friends … available to help with the shoot etc.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words dude! All those friends just have such busy schedules hey 😜😜

Great video Dunna! It’s impressive how much work goes into filming yourself (and making it look like someone else was filming). Thanks for breaking down your process!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton!

@doviende

Жыл бұрын

not only that, but here he did a great job of filming himself filming himself, for the video that is about filming himself. looking forward to the sequel on how to film yourself filming yourself.

This video came to me right after I've been trying to make a reel myself for one week (of mistakes). Excellent job! Thank you!

I film by myself so often, this helped me out so much, thank you.

Great video! I usually shoot in 4K and then edit in Full HD. With that I can use the footage as wide + medium shots and also hide my mistakes in front of the camera with just a change from wide to medium :)

My biggest problem with this is my personal camera shyness. I am much happier behind a camera than in front of it!

@RockyLimit

Жыл бұрын

So what I do is just film in private give myself a chance to get used to the camera! 🎥 Once your used to it and comfortable you will see that it comes second nature to film and shoot yourself and also it’ll come as second nature to film in front of people

@huntstyle

Жыл бұрын

Film yourself talking to the camera for 5 minutes every day. Just talk about whatever. But depending on what kind of videos you're making, you don't even necessarily have to talk. You can tell a story with no words, or you could just add voiceover in post.

@Shawn-eb9wo

Жыл бұрын

@@huntstyle It is also good to read to the camera, after grade school very few people ever read out loud. Reading properly using punctuation how it is meant to be used also develops speech patterns. I can also develop your vocabulary as there are many words people can read but have no real idea how they should sound if they aren't common usage in their region.

@AlenPesec

11 ай бұрын

​@@Shawn-eb9wo correct, you lose the skills you don't practice!

I didn't even finish the video before I "liked" it! I think my favorite tips are #4 because it serves as a great reminder to add variety to your shots. #5 because I'm overly reliant on AF sometimes and I didn't like some shots focused on, so I need to be more intentional. 😅 I love filming content and advice like this because obviously it's knowledgeable, but also fun and very inspirational! It further establishes that creative connection that we're not alone in this industry. I've been solely working on a short that I'm also the talent on but lately I'm feeling discouraged and tired, so I haven't finished it yet or worked on it since maybe a year ago. It's exhausting but it can be exhilarating filming yourself! So, this reminds me why I wanted to do this but also gives me a push.

I have been looking at DJI for so long and you’ve definitely sold me on it! Love this.

Thank you so much for your recommendation. For me, as a beginner, this is a gold mine. 🤓

Action cam for the wide left to right shot. When you apply the lens correction, you get sort of a concave shape to the frame, so when you move it left to right, it actually looks like it's panning. Plus it's such a wide angle, you don't have to walk as far off the path to set it up!

I recently started filming myself, and found this video quite insightful. Thank you!

I've been filming solo for years, using the simplest equipment, so I've watched probably hundreds of videos that give filming tips. I'm still learning. "Zoom in while walking away, out when walking toward." I'll have to use that one sometime. Thanks.

I appreciate the amount of effort that you guys put into your video. I don't imagine myself setting the camera, do the walk and then come back to pick up the camera 😁

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

This one was particularly fun because I didn’t just have to film the video, I had to film the filming of the video lol

Living isolated in outback county Western Australia 🇦🇺 All my films are created as a Solo-Everything producer. Agree be FIT for the “Jobs”. Well done 👍🏻

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Nice!

I've been doing YT for a few years now, but this video was still such a good reminder of things to remember/consider

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Nice! Glad to hear it!

Great video my friend! Definitely learned some practical tips that I can start implementing immediately! 🔥

Dude so good. Literally utilize all of these on my hiking vids. And the tip about setting focus traps is always a fave. Thanks for all you do my friend. All the love to ya.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks dude!!

Great job explaining things. I've been doing this for a few years and the results are just that more rewarding, however, I feel like I'm at a point where I'll need someone to film me or just add to the team. It's really hard to trust others now though. Lol.

i needed this, thank you

The most memorable part of your video is the wordings and the language flavor you have. Very motivating video, thank you!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for saying that!

I’m currently doing a challenge with a few filmschool buddies on who can make the best horror short film in under 2 minutes. Normally we make films with each other, and since I couldn’t find any actors in such a short time I have to do everything by myself. This will definitely help.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Cool! Have fun!

Great video Dunna! Only tip...and one I seriously still need to learn...is give yourself way more time than you think you need, because you will in fact, need it!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

If I had a nickel for every hike I only made it halfway through because I was filming and ran out of time…

@JasonLorette

Жыл бұрын

@@dunnadidit seriously though!

So much value provided. Thank you!

@dunnadidit

2 ай бұрын

You're so welcome!

I love this, it's so hard to get others to just be available especially someone who knows, thank you for the inspiration.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Ouch! that reality sucker punch to the gut of not having friends to help was brutal specially for me at the age of 38. On a real note, thank you so much for the tips on shooting film on my own. I record from home on another channel here but can always use any tips to help me make my recording angles better. 😁👍

@gracie99999

Жыл бұрын

dude thas a compliment why i lick click

Extra tip could be to time sync your cameras if using multiple. Makes it much easier mix video from multiple cameras.

@SianCKB

Жыл бұрын

How do you time sync?? Sorry I'm a bit new to all this stuff 😅

@raiciego572

Жыл бұрын

@@SianCKB I think the easiest way is to do the clap method or do a recognizable sound then at post you can just align those sound waves, It's very noticeable since there's a spike.

@jimbolic0809

Жыл бұрын

@@raiciego572 Smart! Like using one of the movie clippers.

Hey, Dunna! First video I'm seeing of your work and instant sub! Great tip and yes, I'm definitely trying that out even though I don't like seeing myself on screen. I'd rather do something and get somewhere than do nothing and not get anywhere. Cheers!

Here I am re-watching this video *yet again*. It's one of the best how-to videos creatives that I've ever seen. Now on to part II (again). Thank you, Dunna!

@dunnadidit

11 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

This were some great tips. Thanks. I'm always shooting alone even with my family vlogs. Hoping to create more content.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that it was helpful!

Wow, really interesting insights about the Action 2! Would definitely consider getting one. Thanks for these useful tips!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Discovered this video researching tips on how to frame and shoot. As a newbie I found this video very helpful. Thanks for sharing your experience 🙏

Thank you for this! It can be so deflating filming on your own. The back n forth to the camera and hoping you got the shot. It's exhausting

I recognize BC trees anywhere. Great video!

@old7783

3 ай бұрын

Whoaaa

Having to shoot all by myself is basically what stops me shooting 97.9% of the time.... so these tips come in handy!! Now to go shoot the videos I haven't shot in 2 years due to having no crew (my main man moved 4 hours away after a girl) lol

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

I hear that. I’m the same way too, I see the headache of getting it done and I avoid it! Alternatively, I start to reach out for help and I see the headache of getting the funding, balancing other peoples schedules, etc. it’s basically a lot of work no matter how you go about it.

@gracie99999

Жыл бұрын

4 hrs! loserB!

These are all great tips, thanks so much for sharing!

If in 1 location with floor space, use a folding wheel base stand with a friction arm of some sort. Makes getting unique and standard angles substantially faster than a tripod. Unfortunately, only really works inside on flat, hard ground. Make Art Now has a tutorial on how to setup a fully loaded version

Amazing video as always. Will def help me increase my own skills. Very helpful as I'm a solo creator. Very grateful 🙏🧡

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!

Im gonna use these tips. Thankyou for uploading this vid. 👍

idk if its the algorithm or what. i stumbled upon this gem just right after the dilemma of how to diy a camping vlog. I got no friends but determined to go solo camping and I really wanna document how that experience is gonna go so this is quite helpful.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!

Thanks, I needed a kick in the but to start my next video, and this was it! I'm gonna use every tip, let's see how it goes! Salutations from astonishingly wet, windy & weirdly normal Ireland! ☘️💪🏽👀👍🏽☘️

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Cheers!!

The amount of times I've tried filming myself to find Im half out the Frame or the auto focus was all over the place ! Not the easiest task for sure .. thanks for the tips

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Right!? Cheers!

Excellent tips!!! I love the different shots one should think about when filming an action.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! We've been watching more of your your film making content lately, and we have been enjoying the Victoria area too for the last few months. Cheers!

I agree, #9 is the hardest 😄 Great video, Dunna 🙌

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Haha right?? Thanks a ton!!

All great suggestions, thanks a lot. When I'm on the open road I find a drone it's very useful for ride by shots, and especially useful for follow on or keeping you in the shot, and you don't need to go back and get the drone just fly onto the next spot and do it all again. Oh yes, and don't get caught out because the home point could be about half a mile away so if the battery goes low and it does a home run you need to cancel it and bring it back to where you are. Also, don't forget, you can add to the footage with voice overs in post production. In fact, it helps to mix both pieces to camera with voice overs for a bit of variety.

thanks for the video man. still gathering my thoughts on starting to film myself. This was very good and inspiring thanks again

Great video!!! The biggest challenge I’ve faced during my birding trips is the gear. I end up carrying two cameras, one to film myself and take wide shots and another for birding. The only solution I’ve come up with is to shoot birds hand held and carry the wide camera on a tripod. That gets tiring :)

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

We’ve basically come to the same conclusion. One camera carried on a tripod, the other one usually either carried or on the clip on my backpack or belt. I haven’t found a better way yet. Especially because I don’t want to put the whole tripod setup away only to have to take it back out 5 min later

Tip #10: Shoot over a couple of days. I check out the weather first, makes sure both days are similar enough. On day 1, I get my Story shots. My talking points. The next day I come back and get my Broll Shots. This is Huge because your brain has enough to think about when on camera being the talent. And when getting Broll, its a completely different frame of mind for me. Save the Broll for the second day will also inspire you as you may already have something of a shot list in mind from day 1.

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

This is a fantastic tip! A few of my recent lens review videos have been done this way. I’ll go out and film the hiking sequence, then go back and shoot all the talking bits, usually with a bit of extra b-roll.

@chrisklugh

Жыл бұрын

@@dunnadidit That could certainly make sense for a lens review. Probably best to test it before talking about it. lol

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Haha that’s an extra benefit to it! By that point, I’ve been shooting with it for a week or so already lol. But that shoot helps too.

thank you for those great advices, very useful. Especial on the focus on the backpack part. :)

Great tips. Definitely gonna add a few of these to my toolkit!

Well, you just made my checklists longer! Nicely explained why they need to be longer too. Love that MF part, not so much that MF can be more interesting than AF, but the part about once you're in MF what do you do with it. Yes, that is very helpful plus the tip about when to put it back in AF. Many other fantastic tips also and thank you for making this video and sharing it. P.S. Loved the tripod-gimbal creativity at 13:05!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! Sorry about your lists 😝

I often film by myself and this video was super helpful. Thank you Dunna!

@dunnadidit

Жыл бұрын

Happy to hear it dude! Here’s to some more well filmed loaves!

Thanks so much. I am about to head out for a camping trip in the next few weeks and will need to film by myself so these were some handy tips🙂

This is perfect! Thank you. Amazing video.

Good stuff! My biggest concern is someone taking my gear while a shoot! :/

@dunnadidit

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Yeah, that always pops into my mind. Especially when I did the 70-200 video and I kept having to walk so far from it to get the shot lol

great tips .. the action cameras can also be used to take some unique shots when filming alone. But the main challenge cones is to construct a story in which ur alone. and not let tge shots feel like a montage of brolls. So i find thats my main challenge. After that .. the tips u shown r gonna be very useful. It would be great if u make a video on how to construct a story while filming alone 🧑‍🌾

@dunnadidit

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Already working on getting that going in a way!

@richard-sim

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"Construct the story and not a montage of b-roll" - I need that on a poster!

@RivuSouravBanerjeeVideoEditor

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@@dunnadidit cool ✌️

Superb and truly helpful! I have done a few self shot videos in and around parks, book shops and coffee shops etc, but to see the technical details has been great. Many thanks. Just subscribed. Thanks.

Thank you very much - these are indeed VERY useful tips. i miss such broken down, conrete tips from many other youtubers. So that is why, you just got a new subscriber 🤙🙂

Prob one of the best vids I’ve seen in along time… love how thought out this video is! Thanks Justin!

@dunnadidit

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Thanks for saying that!

Honestly, even though I already knew some of these tips, the video was really useful and entertaining :D Thanksss!

@dunnadidit

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Thanks for watching

Great video dude! I've been filming my mountain climbs here in Colorado and learned so much of this the hard way. Wish I found this video sooner.