You were actually a huge inspiration that kind of confirmed that I could shoot a full length feature film, all by myself, and be the only actor in the film, which I went ahead and did, during the pandemic, on my phone. It became an award winning film. And so, thank you. 🙏😉
@@hggy Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open a PayPal acct but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
Another great video. I personally like the idea of building an audience that doesn’t expect an elaborately produced effort every time I upload. That being said, i want to have the occasional surprise to let them know I can. And its so fulfilling to create awesome content. Its just a lot of work committing to it when I am always alone. Im realizing its a must if I want a certain level of success here. So Thank you.
Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open a PayPal account but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
It took me five years to make my no-budget debut feature film, and that was with using non-actors in front of the camera. How you're helping others achieve making their films with just themselves in front of the camera - I take my hat off to you. Well done!
One of your best videos, the way you back up the tips with your visual storytelling is chefs kiss. I also think you have some of the best composition I've seen on UA-cam
Heres my tip. Give your footage extra time. If you are filming a standard tripod shot of an object just hold the shot a little longer than you think you need. Nothing is more annyoing then when you are editing and your shot needed to just be a few more seconds longer and then it ends.... On the flipside dont be stagnant on your angles. So to sum it up. Film lots of angles but hold the shot a little longer than you think. Once you get it move to the next!
I loved your video. I agree 100% with your final thoughts: filming by yourself can be very frustrating and time-consuming, you're gonna miss focus and mess up the frame and composition but you learn a lot by doing any single aspect of making a video. I just started and I am a noob but I know that trial and error is the best way to improve. And that's what I love about it :)
I just want to let you know that you're not alone. I am doing the same thing my friend. I try. That's all I can do. I wish you nothing but luck, prosperity and success moving forward my friend. We are ultimately all in this together. Just keep your head up and keep moving forward. We're not alone.
These are always fun for me to watch. I feel like you are one of the best at this Jake. I've been struggling lately in the very very early phases of shooting my own UA-cam content, and filming solo as both the "talent" on-camera and the operator is quite a challenge, especially when you want to make it interesting. Something else that I think not a lot of people talk about is that it's kinda hard to get together with people to film if you are in certain phases of your life. For me I'm 33 with a full-time job, a business that my wife and I also operate, and a 4 year old son. Most of the people I know and call friends are either 500 miles away or living a similarly hectic life that make shooting together basically impossible. These tips and just watching your content helps remind me that it is possible to do it by yourself and do it really well. It just takes patience and creativity as you mention. Thanks for sharing man.
Wow i think i remember that video you shared a couple years ago. You’ve grown since the days of nosmallcreator, when i first learned about you. Your content is so timeless and fruitful. Thanks for sharing!
Good tips. I got a dji mini 2 drone over the summer (not the greatest one out there but 4k atleast). Adding the drone as another tool has been nice to spice it up, and add some motion,from just tripod shots. Obviously not everyone can run out and buy expensive drones, and not everyone can fly one efficiently. But for solo content creators they are really nice to have
the immersive camera on the tree while you running trough, Dutch angle, great great ideas, so nice result. Thank you for sharing, right reach your followers
Ahhh Jake!!! Blowing my mind! One of the reasons I love your channel is that I learn so much about solo broll just by watching your videos. Now with the explanation added… You’ve tipped the scales. I’ve been obsessing over the dutch angle lately. This foreground tip just pushed it to the next level. Even if you jacked it, super helpful. And the B Story is honestly exactly what I need for the video i’m working on. I don’t have a plan for the B-Roll that aligns with the topic so this is also super exciting… Man!… I can’t emphasize how good this is for me. So much value being emparted. So keen to give these tips a go
This has inspired me to head out tomorrow and try to film. I may not end up making a video, but I guess it is the practice and the consistency of doing the act that will improve the result over time. thank you
This is my first time to come to your platform but I got hooked up with the part of this video wherein there's a windom and you just sat down. I love the light that comes through the window
thank you for this! i especially love the dutch angle tip and the one where you placed the camera on the tree trunk. will try it out in my next travel vlog!
You are hands down one of, if not my favorite film channels to watch. You have a great talent in telling your story in away that's easy to relate to. Thanks for taking the time to share all your valuable knowledge. 🤘🏻
Your composition and color grade and style in general are absolutely lovely. Thanks for sharing your knowledge mate, I watch your videos with so much pleasure every time Jake, a feast for the eyes. Another great angle to add to the video and spice up the car scene is an internal profile shot with the camera mounted on the internal top handle to kinda simulate a pasaanger view of the driver. Aidin Robbins makes great ones.
Tried to film myself this morning and got so frustrated. Found this video this afternoon and it was genuinely so helpful, even the last tip. I gotta be patient. Thanks man.
Great list of tips here! Love the shot outside of the van, I've used shots like that or even mounted on the hood of the car pointing back. Will have the try the Dutch angle sometime...
What an awesome video! In a sense, filming by yourself is better than filming with somebody. It helps you be more creative, and try new things with your project.
I kinda started making videos very recently and i thought i had an idea of how to go about doing so just based on the media ive consumed (definitely didnt). I love what u said about there not being a set of answers but rather trying to create a feeling.
love this! def agree with the “getting bored of a locked off shot and finding new angles”!!! my biggest pain point with filming myself is figuring out how to manually focus myself 🥲 any tips on that?
Bro you're honestly one of the best creators here on UA-cam. There's something about your videos that just feels right. Loved what you did with this one! As a UA-camr that films alone a lot, it was super interesting to hear your thoughts and advices about the process. Keep it up king!
Great video. I'm sure other creators talk about this but I've never come across them. The video itself is a great example of the techniques Jake is talking about.
Just starting off my career as a content creator and wasn't to sure on how to film myself. I can tell these tips alone will aid to my success tremendously. Much appreciated!
Every obstacle that comes in life should be studied and learned.Obstacles are sometimes our best teachers,as we always can learn something from them, and improve our selves! Keep doing great job!
I'm a newer creator and have definitely felt kinda foolish trying to film myself. At least I'm usually alone in the woods so people aren't watching me 😅 but these are some amazing tips and thank you for making this video!
Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open a PayPal account but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
The great ones inspire me - with Edgar Wright being my God - but you actually showed me how to do specific effects, some of which I'm planing to use in my projects, if I ever get to the point to actually bring them to life. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant Jake mate, I appreciate this video as I am in the same boat living in a town with a population of 9 people. I am in a small country town in outback country Western Australia - semi remote. Thank You & Marry Christmas. May 2023 be all that you want and more. Cheers
G'day Jake, Really helpful video you have made for people that film solo. I film everything myself, my solo camping videos are filmed completely by me. It's a lot of work as you mentioned, but i get the shots that i wont to create the story in my videos. Thanks again.
Loved filming, fantasy action, crazy fanfilms by myself. Had my own creative flow. It didnt always turn out as envisioned but l enjoyed it. It was all for fun!
This is really inspiring. I've struggled with self-filming for a long time (and trying to find my way around it), but this kinda makes it a bit more interesting.
Thank you for the tips. I think I’m going to buy myself a camera and start filming my own music videos, was also thinking of maybe get a drone, any recommendations would be great
Honestly, this is the best tip video for filming yourself I have seen. Each point you made is real and not just the same bs tips most people give. Thank you! Oh and you have an amazing energy about you. Going to now binge watch your videos 😂
I'm wanting to get into making videos, but I for sure have no one to film with. Can't wait to try these tips. One thing I really want to try is shooting a wider shot at a higher resolution than I need and then creating artificial movement when editing. Not sure how it'll turn out, but I'm excited to experiment.
I'm trying to film a movie by myself at the moment. Something I've done is take a tripod/selfie stick with a gimbal attached to the end of it, and it allows me to track/truck with my feet and face pretty well. Also utilizing times of day to shoot, sunrise/sunset does wonders.
Great video, wish I saw it sooner! Got a camera in may and tried making 2 music videos to my own solo songs. Sooooo time consuming and sucks if you don’t have Consistent weather like here in Sweden, good light is rare so you have to nail the shots fast. But it really is a ton of fun and I’ve learned so much every time, and since you can’t do moving shots you have to be extra creative and come up with cool new things. Working on my third one right now and trying to learn as much as i can to make sure it’s great, thanks for the video! I subscribed.
Having fun with your new fog machine at the beginning I see ;) Thanks for all the tips! The dutch angle one is golden. I think a side point to being patient and having fun is to allow yourself to be naturally goofy and weird. (Depending on the subject matter of your solo film of course.) Your backlighting in the van really brings out your eyes btw
Okay, your video maybe 12 months old, but I wanted to say thanks. I'm new to UA-cam video creation and by necessity have to film on my own. I've managed to gather a few accessories for my GoPro which are helping. Your info here has been a huge help and given me tons to think about to help get my videos to the next level (well at least the second step up a long ladder).
Been watching your videos since your 2019 reflection. I can say that you're one of the best filmmaker youtuber out there. The chill atmosphere you give in your every videos are what makes you unique and great. Keep up 🔥
Man, I just watched your video and got so much inspiration as I do film solo. You just gave me a whole new perspective. I wish I could collaborate with you!
Bro, I LOVE your vibe. A rare kind of charisma that makes me want to sit around a camp fire and listen to your stories. Thank you for this video, this was what I needed. I have a travel channel, but I want to go more into personal storytelling where I need to film myself and start talking about things that matter to me. Your content gives me great inspiration for my future content. You, sir, are a legend. Thank you, thank you. 🙏PS I subscribed immediately.
I think this is one of the best creator videos I’ve seen in a good while, love your ability to explain the pain points of solo creators. So incredibly useful! That understanding of how to evoke feelings through the composition is not natural to me so this video was a bit of a lightbulb 💡 moment for me. Thank you!
Awesome stuff, man - love the focus on composition! Question for you: What style of tripod do you find yourself using more to shoot yourself? Travel tripod? Monopod with tiny travel legs? Gorillapod/Switchpod? Something smaller? 🤔
You were actually a huge inspiration that kind of confirmed that I could shoot a full length feature film, all by myself, and be the only actor in the film, which I went ahead and did, during the pandemic, on my phone. It became an award winning film. And so, thank you. 🙏😉
Link to the film I’m currently working on my own film by myself and the only actor
Could you send the link, exicted to watch it
@@RockWILKis there somewhere i could watch it?
Zzyaammm yeah definitely gonna scroll for that link
Whats the name of the short film? I would love to watch it!
I love how your videos still feel like a movie even when you're teaching us about filming. You're just on another level!
I must agree and I’m taking notes lol
BRO THIS IS PURE GOLD! 🙌 I’m sure there are many takeouts from this but your storytelling is always a treat! Thx for the inspiration 🔥
Thanks so much dude I appreciate that!!
I agree, this is amazing info❤❤❤
for sure is beast
Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open PayPal but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
@@hggy Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open a PayPal acct but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
You're a beast. Filming by yourself is sooooo frustrating. It's inspiring to see you laughing and having fun with it.
Another great video. I personally like the idea of building an audience that doesn’t expect an elaborately produced effort every time I upload. That being said, i want to have the occasional surprise to let them know I can. And its so fulfilling to create awesome content. Its just a lot of work committing to it when I am always alone. Im realizing its a must if I want a certain level of success here. So Thank you.
I think I just admitted to my own laziness 😱🤓
I know exactly what you mean!! It's really hard to find the right balance
Filming by yourself is super hard. But still easier than having friends after 30
Felt that lol
wow😂😂😂😂
This helps so much as a solo backpacker/filmmaker! The thought process can be carried to any genre. Instant sub.
Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open a PayPal account but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
It took me five years to make my no-budget debut feature film, and that was with using non-actors in front of the camera. How you're helping others achieve making their films with just themselves in front of the camera - I take my hat off to you. Well done!
One of your best videos, the way you back up the tips with your visual storytelling is chefs kiss. I also think you have some of the best composition I've seen on UA-cam
Heres my tip. Give your footage extra time. If you are filming a standard tripod shot of an object just hold the shot a little longer than you think you need.
Nothing is more annyoing then when you are editing and your shot needed to just be a few more seconds longer and then it ends....
On the flipside dont be stagnant on your angles.
So to sum it up. Film lots of angles but hold the shot a little longer than you think. Once you get it move to the next!
These visuals are so underrated. So lovely - especially some of those wide low shots. Amazing!
I loved your video. I agree 100% with your final thoughts: filming by yourself can be very frustrating and time-consuming, you're gonna miss focus and mess up the frame and composition but you learn a lot by doing any single aspect of making a video. I just started and I am a noob but I know that trial and error is the best way to improve. And that's what I love about it :)
I just want to let you know that you're not alone. I am doing the same thing my friend. I try. That's all I can do. I wish you nothing but luck, prosperity and success moving forward my friend. We are ultimately all in this together. Just keep your head up and keep moving forward. We're not alone.
Thank you Jake, i was overwhelmed by just thinking about solo filming. But this video gives me hope.
These are always fun for me to watch. I feel like you are one of the best at this Jake. I've been struggling lately in the very very early phases of shooting my own UA-cam content, and filming solo as both the "talent" on-camera and the operator is quite a challenge, especially when you want to make it interesting. Something else that I think not a lot of people talk about is that it's kinda hard to get together with people to film if you are in certain phases of your life.
For me I'm 33 with a full-time job, a business that my wife and I also operate, and a 4 year old son. Most of the people I know and call friends are either 500 miles away or living a similarly hectic life that make shooting together basically impossible. These tips and just watching your content helps remind me that it is possible to do it by yourself and do it really well. It just takes patience and creativity as you mention. Thanks for sharing man.
0:50 what is this sunlight visible rays effect called? Looks so good I've seen it in plenty of videos but i don't know What's the name!!!
Wow i think i remember that video you shared a couple years ago. You’ve grown since the days of nosmallcreator, when i first learned about you.
Your content is so timeless and fruitful. Thanks for sharing!
Step 6 - ask your elementary school teacher if you can get a class fog machine.
You crushed it man!! So stoked on this!!
Actually just ignore all the other tips and get a fog machine. No matter what it takes.
Was it fog or haze 😃 ?
Every video is like a little movie and I am always looking forward to. Your storytelling is just on another level.
Good tips. I got a dji mini 2 drone over the summer (not the greatest one out there but 4k atleast). Adding the drone as another tool has been nice to spice it up, and add some motion,from just tripod shots. Obviously not everyone can run out and buy expensive drones, and not everyone can fly one efficiently. But for solo content creators they are really nice to have
JakeI absolutely love the van, videos, lifestyle you have man . I hope 2023 is nothing but success for you! you got a supporter, subscriber here!
I really appreciate how you provide detailed and easy-to-understand content. So many useful tips for beginners!
These days UA-cam is a collection of dope short films man great work
the immersive camera on the tree while you running trough,
Dutch angle,
great great ideas, so nice result.
Thank you for sharing,
right reach your followers
Love some new tips from Jake! I can't wait to use some of these on my next Chicago vlog! Thanks dude and keep killing it!
Ahhh Jake!!! Blowing my mind!
One of the reasons I love your channel is that I learn so much about solo broll just by watching your videos. Now with the explanation added… You’ve tipped the scales.
I’ve been obsessing over the dutch angle lately. This foreground tip just pushed it to the next level. Even if you jacked it, super helpful.
And the B Story is honestly exactly what I need for the video i’m working on. I don’t have a plan for the B-Roll that aligns with the topic so this is also super exciting…
Man!… I can’t emphasize how good this is for me. So much value being emparted.
So keen to give these tips a go
This has inspired me to head out tomorrow and try to film. I may not end up making a video, but I guess it is the practice and the consistency of doing the act that will improve the result over time. thank you
This is my first time to come to your platform but I got hooked up with the part of this video wherein there's a windom and you just sat down. I love the light that comes through the window
thank you for this! i especially love the dutch angle tip and the one where you placed the camera on the tree trunk. will try it out in my next travel vlog!
You are hands down one of, if not my favorite film channels to watch. You have a great talent in telling your story in away that's easy to relate to. Thanks for taking the time to share all your valuable knowledge. 🤘🏻
Your composition and color grade and style in general are absolutely lovely. Thanks for sharing your knowledge mate, I watch your videos with so much pleasure every time Jake, a feast for the eyes. Another great angle to add to the video and spice up the car scene is an internal profile shot with the camera mounted on the internal top handle to kinda simulate a pasaanger view of the driver. Aidin Robbins makes great ones.
Literally first time watching your videos, but I felt that ilysm at the end of the video deep in my bones. Thank you, Jake.
Thanks for posting this! I've been trying to learn how to film myself and it has been such a struggle. I feel more encouraged now!
Tried to film myself this morning and got so frustrated. Found this video this afternoon and it was genuinely so helpful, even the last tip. I gotta be patient. Thanks man.
Thanks for this video. I'm just getting started with vlogging. This definitely points me in the right direction.
Great list of tips here! Love the shot outside of the van, I've used shots like that or even mounted on the hood of the car pointing back. Will have the try the Dutch angle sometime...
Thanks for all the tips, Jake! Your videos are so so inspiring!
What an awesome video! In a sense, filming by yourself is better than filming with somebody. It helps you be more creative, and try new things with your project.
I kinda started making videos very recently and i thought i had an idea of how to go about doing so just based on the media ive consumed (definitely didnt). I love what u said about there not being a set of answers but rather trying to create a feeling.
Thank you for the advice !
love this! def agree with the “getting bored of a locked off shot and finding new angles”!!! my biggest pain point with filming myself is figuring out how to manually focus myself 🥲 any tips on that?
This is exactly what I needed! I was kinda losing inspiration and just feeling... BLAH. But this is giving me life and motivation and inspiration!
Ah I'm so stoked to hear that! You got this!
Bro you're honestly one of the best creators here on UA-cam. There's something about your videos that just feels right.
Loved what you did with this one! As a UA-camr that films alone a lot, it was super interesting to hear your thoughts and advices about the process.
Keep it up king!
The yellow shovel really stood out. You are easy to listen to. Thank you. I film on my own and it takes so long to get those shots.
Great video. I'm sure other creators talk about this but I've never come across them. The video itself is a great example of the techniques Jake is talking about.
another intentional, hand-crafted video that gives us new tools in our tool box. Thank you!!
Thanks for the update Jake. Helpful tips & just kickin my ass to just do it😊
Just starting off my career as a content creator and wasn't to sure on how to film myself. I can tell these tips alone will aid to my success tremendously. Much appreciated!
Every obstacle that comes in life should be studied and learned.Obstacles are sometimes our best teachers,as we always can learn something from them, and improve our selves! Keep doing great job!
JAKE! Thank you!!! ive been having this fear of filming myself but ill take ur advice & just do it!!
I do hiking videos and always solo, it definitely would be easier to have someone, but it is what it is. Great video Jake!
Love this! Just starting a film channel and this is great advice, and packaged nicely in a story.
im out here trying to find the best gear, going through film school just reminded me to start w the basics. I appreciate this video a lot.
I'm a newer creator and have definitely felt kinda foolish trying to film myself. At least I'm usually alone in the woods so people aren't watching me 😅 but these are some amazing tips and thank you for making this video!
Pls I'm a Nigerian, and I want to open a PayPal account but it refuses to open here in my country, can someone help me with that, I need it for my business
The great ones inspire me - with Edgar Wright being my God - but you actually showed me how to do specific effects, some of which I'm planing to use in my projects, if I ever get to the point to actually bring them to life. Thanks for sharing.
Love your videos. So many people made this video about filming yourself. Everybody tells the same. Yours is different. Thanks.
Cracking. Thanks Jake. Will be trying to tell some stories using these tips 🙏
Beautiful content , the lighting the story telling and everything else was flawless can't wait for more
Brilliant Jake mate, I appreciate this video as I am in the same boat living in a town with a population of 9 people. I am in a small country town in outback country Western Australia - semi remote. Thank You & Marry Christmas. May 2023 be all that you want and more. Cheers
Ooooo the ending 🤗 I tend to isolate during learning and creativity. We have house guests and all I can focus on is my projects. The ending got me 🤗
Thank you for this! Really insightful. Also I loved how the car sound is on key with the music!
G'day Jake,
Really helpful video you have made for people that film solo.
I film everything myself, my solo camping videos are filmed completely by me.
It's a lot of work as you mentioned, but i get the shots that i wont to create the story in my videos.
Thanks again.
Your Awesome for the knowledge and breakdown of basic composition and creativity!!! Ill be following more of your videos. Thanks!
Just wanted to say thank you. This was a suggested video and wow. Thank you for being humble about filming by yourself.
Loved filming, fantasy action, crazy fanfilms by myself. Had my own creative flow. It didnt always turn out as envisioned but l enjoyed it. It was all for fun!
how warm it is to watch your videos.
like you are sitting just near at the same table)
cheers!
This is really inspiring. I've struggled with self-filming for a long time (and trying to find my way around it), but this kinda makes it a bit more interesting.
This dude is awesome! He’s one of the main reasons I got into filmmaking. I just wish he uploaded more.
Thank you for the tips. I think I’m going to buy myself a camera and start filming my own music videos, was also thinking of maybe get a drone, any recommendations would be great
This is gold! How do you get ideas on framing?
I loooooove this, thank you for making this video.
Honestly, this is the best tip video for filming yourself I have seen. Each point you made is real and not just the same bs tips most people give. Thank you! Oh and you have an amazing energy about you. Going to now binge watch your videos 😂
Very helpful I do all my videos by myself, and your insight is very helpful thanks. I am getting better at doing videos and its fun making them.
I'm wanting to get into making videos, but I for sure have no one to film with. Can't wait to try these tips. One thing I really want to try is shooting a wider shot at a higher resolution than I need and then creating artificial movement when editing. Not sure how it'll turn out, but I'm excited to experiment.
Great tips. Thank you for sharing
Thanks so much for this helpful video! I’d like to make shorts and your tips have given me the help I need to get started. Bless you!
Thanks for the tips! I loved how you break the conventions to keep challenging yourself!
I'm trying to film a movie by myself at the moment. Something I've done is take a tripod/selfie stick with a gimbal attached to the end of it, and it allows me to track/truck with my feet and face pretty well. Also utilizing times of day to shoot, sunrise/sunset does wonders.
Great video, wish I saw it sooner!
Got a camera in may and tried making 2 music videos to my own solo songs. Sooooo time consuming and sucks if you don’t have Consistent weather like here in Sweden, good light is rare so you have to nail the shots fast.
But it really is a ton of fun and I’ve learned so much every time, and since you can’t do moving shots you have to be extra creative and come up with cool new things.
Working on my third one right now and trying to learn as much as i can to make sure it’s great, thanks for the video! I subscribed.
Having fun with your new fog machine at the beginning I see ;)
Thanks for all the tips! The dutch angle one is golden. I think a side point to being patient and having fun is to allow yourself to be naturally goofy and weird. (Depending on the subject matter of your solo film of course.)
Your backlighting in the van really brings out your eyes btw
Okay, your video maybe 12 months old, but I wanted to say thanks. I'm new to UA-cam video creation and by necessity have to film on my own. I've managed to gather a few accessories for my GoPro which are helping. Your info here has been a huge help and given me tons to think about to help get my videos to the next level (well at least the second step up a long ladder).
These tips are gold! Thank you so much
Been watching your videos since your 2019 reflection. I can say that you're one of the best filmmaker youtuber out there. The chill atmosphere you give in your every videos are what makes you unique and great. Keep up 🔥
Man, I just watched your video and got so much inspiration as I do film solo. You just gave me a whole new perspective. I wish I could collaborate with you!
I just tried to edit the color and shading on one of my videos ----- omg it looks some much better thank you for the info
This was fantastic. Video itself is a vibe, and also learned a bunch of helpful gems for how to think about solo-videography. Thanks Jake!
This is one of the most enjoyable videos I've watched on UA-cam in a while. Great work 👏
Composition. You made your point with your engaging and impressively framed scenes. I need to dig deeper into this mine.
Bro, I LOVE your vibe. A rare kind of charisma that makes me want to sit around a camp fire and listen to your stories. Thank you for this video, this was what I needed. I have a travel channel, but I want to go more into personal storytelling where I need to film myself and start talking about things that matter to me. Your content gives me great inspiration for my future content. You, sir, are a legend. Thank you, thank you. 🙏PS I subscribed immediately.
"Pt 3: How to film by yourself after not being able to find any friends."
Great stuff man! As always.
I'm brazilian and I loved to watch this video. Hope you get sucess in your goals. Thank you!
Love these tips. Definitely going to bookmark and rewatch a bunch before our next video adventure. mahalo!
This is really helpful, thank you Jake!
Loved the first video on this and made me want to film some stuff by myself, this has concreted that!
So so so good! ❤ Thank you so much for all your hard work and energy that you put into your videos! Deeply inspirational and very helpful!
You are a very good actor, as well! The way you talk, the pauses in your voice etc.
Red Rocks in the winter.... STUNNING! :)
I think this is one of the best creator videos I’ve seen in a good while, love your ability to explain the pain points of solo creators. So incredibly useful! That understanding of how to evoke feelings through the composition is not natural to me so this video was a bit of a lightbulb 💡 moment for me. Thank you!
yessirrrrr this is pure gold thanks bud, def implementing this stuff
Awesome stuff, man - love the focus on composition! Question for you: What style of tripod do you find yourself using more to shoot yourself? Travel tripod? Monopod with tiny travel legs? Gorillapod/Switchpod? Something smaller? 🤔