Omg I love this video! I’ve been so unmotivated to make video as a solo (and novice) shooter (I was always happy *behind* the camera, but I no longer have anyone else to shoot ). This really helps! And I absolutely love your final result… the way you edited the sequence of the bike falling 🔥🤗
Thank you for sharing your experience. 45 seconds - B-roll length 9000 seconds - shooting time (2.5 hours) xxx seconds - editing -------- Total less than 0.5% efficiency. Viewers must appreciate each b-roll and every video on UA-cam, as creators consume insane amount of time for shooting and editing their videos, which people even do not bother to click "Like" button.
Uhm... definitely hats off to the amount of time and energy it took to film this how to video! I am learning little bits, pieces and ideas to use in my own solo video creations from having watched this. I also learned in watching this video: Filming solo requires a good deal of setting up, having multiple cameras is key, semi planning, a ton of hoping it will all work when said and done... In addition, I have also learned I have no interest in investing this much time and energy into filming and editing. Thus am now in search of hiring someone who loves this particular art form, has the cameras, has the time, experience and energy for filming while I create the audio content... this is a wonderful video, a pleasure to watch, great insight... strongly suggest it to those who have the time to invest as a solo content video creator... strongly suggest to those who want to specialize in filming for those of us who need to have great videos to go with our content!
This was amazingly helpful and concise, a lot of great tips and ideas in under 10 minutes! And I love that ending where you pound the desk to start the outro music. Good stuff.
Thanks, Joris! I am the only subject I have, so I make lots of self videos. I use the upside down camera shot of feet (always bare) often. Love the sun peeking behind the tree shot. I also use a drone, sometimes a ways off the path and tracking me. Not much inspired to go out and shoot because I just sprained my ankle at work.👣😵
Wow this is such an informative tutorial video. I've been taking such boring videos of myself on my journeys but now you gave me so many good tips. So thanks so much. Cheers
I always love watching your videos! educational and very fun to watch. I just started a video producer course last week. Today we literally discussed this type of workflow, gathering as much different shots as possible from a prediscribed idea. I'll make sure to share this with the group 😃 Spreading the word! Or the video....whatever haha
Love it! Thank you for this! Thank you for educating us and also giving us tips on how to do better at what we love! Thank you! Im a very, very beginner!
Joris smashes it out of the park yet again. Thankyou so much. Really helpful for when I’m being a lonesome wanderer and fancy getting some footage. Great stuff and the end result was magnifico 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
I also did this after have watched 👀 ,your works ,greatful At first i tried GH5 ,but when i saw this ,went for BMPCC and this setting ua-cam.com/video/YT3FDXTrwHs/v-deo.html
![АЛАУДИНОВ у Скабеевой: эти их ВСУ нас НЕ ДОГОНЯТ 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/an0anqU4WGQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Anyone want to see an editing breakdown of this sequence? 🤔👊🏻💥
EDIT: Editing breakdown 👉🏻 ua-cam.com/video/B9BatAWs-bo/v-deo.html
Yes, Indeed @Joris Hermans 😀✌👍
Definitely
Absolutely 👍🏻
Yes!!
Yes!! Please
The wide medium close for each scene was a real gem of a tip.
Joris, I really like that you teach people the classical laws of cinema in simple words and pass on your experience to newcomers like me.
Omg I love this video! I’ve been so unmotivated to make video as a solo (and novice) shooter (I was always happy *behind* the camera, but I no longer have anyone else to shoot ). This really helps! And I absolutely love your final result… the way you edited the sequence of the bike falling 🔥🤗
Ah we in the same boat my friend!
That’s been me 🥹
Thank you for sharing your experience.
45 seconds - B-roll length
9000 seconds - shooting time (2.5 hours)
xxx seconds - editing
--------
Total less than 0.5% efficiency.
Viewers must appreciate each b-roll and every video on UA-cam, as creators consume insane amount of time for shooting and editing their videos, which people even do not bother to click "Like" button.
He’s been burying a body in the forest folks, this video is just his attempt at an alibi. Don’t fall for the shenanigans.
🤫
🤣
Bro is kind of people who believe editing 😂
@@humbawa2002what
Yes absolutely, coz why not right?
Uhm... definitely hats off to the amount of time and energy it took to film this how to video! I am learning little bits, pieces and ideas to use in my own solo video creations from having watched this. I also learned in watching this video: Filming solo requires a good deal of setting up, having multiple cameras is key, semi planning, a ton of hoping it will all work when said and done... In addition, I have also learned I have no interest in investing this much time and energy into filming and editing. Thus am now in search of hiring someone who loves this particular art form, has the cameras, has the time, experience and energy for filming while I create the audio content... this is a wonderful video, a pleasure to watch, great insight... strongly suggest it to those who have the time to invest as a solo content video creator... strongly suggest to those who want to specialize in filming for those of us who need to have great videos to go with our content!
Great sequences, especially the bike. You have a great flow that feels seamless. Your older content is still very much relevant. Cheers.
When the bike fell on the camera, my heart dropped for a moment. But I applaud the amazing final result.
This was really enjoyable to watch...great insight and direction, and great result
Very inspirational. I subscribed. Also, the part about getting a pimple on your nose when you do, be rol made me laugh.
Love how you describe the way you want to make the video and the 3 types of shot angles that we should have to get more scenes to edit is incredible!
This was amazingly helpful and concise, a lot of great tips and ideas in under 10 minutes! And I love that ending where you pound the desk to start the outro music. Good stuff.
I like your simplistic approach when it came to teach us how to make this type of great DIY videos.
Great video
Goodness, that's some skills right there! I hope to be at your level in the near future. Great video!
Thanks buddy, you showed the behind the scenes , which many don't show, it helped to pearn the process practically, thanks again
Cool! ❤️❤️
Subscribed! Just Amazing I was not expecting this result before watching the video.
Awesome! Thank you!
very creative beautiful video thanks you for your trips!
Great work... Hard work...🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊❤❤❤
You're a born director.
This made me especially happy since I do all my shooting these days on my bicycle. A1!
Well done, the color grade looks awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! 🙏🏻💥
I love that not so stable shot while you recording the front wheel on the bike. It is a really cinematic-like shot!
Btw I love your work!
yes
Thanks, Joris! I am the only subject I have, so I make lots of self videos. I use the upside down camera shot of feet (always bare) often. Love the sun peeking behind the tree shot. I also use a drone, sometimes a ways off the path and tracking me. Not much inspired to go out and shoot because I just sprained my ankle at work.👣😵
Very well explained !
Never would I have imagined stumbling on a belgian filmmaker’s YT channel lol. Fellow belgian here, too 😊
Yooo! 🇧🇪🍻😎
Very cool HOW ITS DONE video…
Wow. That's awesome. Great tips
I literally ghasped and hold my breath when the bycicle hit the camera 😱
A solid workflow is what I often lack while on location. Definitely need to put more time into that aspect.
Definitely learned some cool moves! Thanks @Joris!
Sony a7siii really is a beautiful camera, I wish I could afford one
Such a beautiful cinematic b roll! Thanks for the tips!!! 😍❤️🥰
Great! Thanks for practical tips. 😊
That came out so well. Thanks
You are doing an amazing job Joris!!! Keep crushing it
Wow this is such an informative tutorial video. I've been taking such boring videos of myself on my journeys but now you gave me so many good tips. So thanks so much. Cheers
Glad it was helpful, John! 💥💯
I loved it!! Thank you so much for the inspiration. Greetings from Mexico
Awesome
Great outcome! “Why’s my nose runny” haha….can’t wait for the next one 💪🏼
This will help me film my music video alone ! Thank you
Pretty glad I watched this video.
Me too! 😎👊🏻💥
Excellent! Loved it. Clever boy. 😉
Glad you liked it 🙏🏻🔥
Great job!
Great video! It looked like a lot of work, but the finished product was so worth it.
informative video solo is more tricky
wow this video triggers me to work harder.. im so excited to make my own cinematic videos after watching this. thank you very much sir.
Great video bro, more like this 👍🏽
This might be late, but I love the result.
Never too late. Thanks!
Perfect result
I really like when you do behind the scenes. It's helpful. Thank you
Glad you like them! Will do more 👊🏻💥
That's a 10/10
Final project was awesome. Thx for the tips, very useful information. Thank you for sharing
Ayy great one as usual 🥰✌💯👊
Great video mate. Really creative and well edited. Thanks for the great videos.
Learning by showing. Thank you
Welcome! 🙏🏻🔥
so great, i needed this, thank you so much
Awesome Dude Like the way you do videos😊
Wow, love this video
Wow. A lot of work goes into it. I sub bro 🇦🇺
This video really inspired me, thanks bro, Fan from Philippines
Excellent presentation!
This is great and shows there really is no excuse to not go out and shoot, great little video!
great video and thanks for your tips and tricks.
OMG tysm! I got actual ideas from this… God bless you!
Masterpiece 😍
I always love watching your videos! educational and very fun to watch. I just started a video producer course last week. Today we literally discussed this type of workflow, gathering as much different shots as possible from a prediscribed idea. I'll make sure to share this with the group 😃 Spreading the word! Or the video....whatever haha
Hi Joris, wow, very good ideas and the results are amazing, thanks and cheers Paul
Love it! Thank you for this! Thank you for educating us and also giving us tips on how to do better at what we love! Thank you! Im a very, very beginner!
That was awesome bro. Music made this video and your cool shots as well
wow man, super good video ! Loved it !
This helps so much, thanks a lot.
I love it 🤩
Wow! You are very creative. Thank you for sharing!
Keep sharing and be safe always.
Thank you for the nice comment! 🙏🏻💥
Great short video and great tips!!!
Glad you liked it! 👊🏻💥 More coming soon!
my fav part was the music at the end going off so we could hear the crazy noise of the polaroid camera
You gave H U G E ideas! thanks bro!
Very interesting subject about solo trip, keep sharing always like this & Thanks ❤
Cool video and the final result!
This was one of the best self filming videos I’ve watched, super motivating! What lens/f was this filmed on?? Watching it again this morning
Dude you are very cool! Thanks for your work! I’ll go shoot something! ;)
Awesome work!! Creativity rules (and it's not easy)! Un saludo desde España!
very simple and awesome idea to take a shoot and angle of the video, thanks dude
Joris smashes it out of the park yet again. Thankyou so much. Really helpful for when I’m being a lonesome wanderer and fancy getting some footage. Great stuff and the end result was magnifico 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
I also did this after have watched 👀 ,your works ,greatful
At first i tried GH5 ,but when i saw this ,went for BMPCC and this setting
ua-cam.com/video/YT3FDXTrwHs/v-deo.html
Bro you are doing really great...
great video, you make want to go out and shoot.
😊a very good ideas for outdoor activities as well ❤. Thank you for sharing.
That is a fantastic sequence and great advice- thank you!
You explained it so well and in a simple way, that solo shoots or making a travel vlog looks easy. Thanks for this lovely video 👍
Well done 👍 I hope your grandma got her bike back 😉😀
Loved this!!!! It came out fast n good
I love the work flow. Great result. Welldone Joris
Very cool!
Very helpful tips, thanks!!
Loved the final vídeo
it looks like a movie .. nice!
This is so brilliant!! Amazing!
pretty cool, i need this type of tips. thanks!