8 Tips for Creating Vertical Videos

[@ShotByChuka]

The amount of hardwork you and your team put into making these videos is so motivating. You and your team deserve all the accolades. Parker, Landon,Jake. God bless you all

[@sandhyayadav7933]

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[@YarvinSFilms]

5 Minutes ago I was searching for vertical videos and now you guys are uploading this. Now I don't need to search anywhere else because I know this is gonna be awesome. Thank you 😁❤️

[@alex_videomaker]

2010 - Stop shooting vertical videos 2020 - How to shoot vertical videos

[@benjaminzammit8743]

times change - adapt ;)

[@ilax3071]

Benjamin Zammit not relly bertical videos are still hated around the world, one of the biggest reasons i left my wife when i fiund out she was a vertical filmer

[@nargarex2390]

@@benjaminzammit8743 Adapt your face, come back when you already have a horizontal pfp

[@bd048]

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[@actionnew]

i hope 2021 is - Stop shooting vertical videos verticals get one news, they dont fit, then people watch the news on their smartphones vertically and its even smaller.

[@theyolarbi]

*I've never been disappointed, not once, ever since I subscribed*

[@fraserharrop]

Another information rich video from the #1 technical channel. Bravo!

[@RashidFreestyler]

Landon BTW killing it softly....

[@StoryUnlocked]

This is perfect! I just needed to know how to be able to shoot vertically with my gimbal, and so glad the L bracket solves it. Thanks for the gear list too

[@bratan_bratan]

One of the best and most profesional channels to learn about videography on youtube!

[@AeviumFilms]

Jake lookin’ so fly in this video 👌🏼

[@futurebrighter]

Bruh, again this was another amazingly put together piece of GREATNESS 👌🏾

[@tateterrific1]

One tool you should consider getting when shooting handheld videos is a pair of hands. They really come in useful

[@kytzarackid1916]

It's very handy indeed

[@IVANKULIKOVBLOG]

WOW! Im one of the first who will see this new amazing work by Parker and team!! Thx KZbin for notification! Thx Guys for vid! Gonna watch now 😜

[@IVANKULIKOVBLOG]

Yes, that was great!:)) Simple and helpful!

[@digitalcanvasmedia1]

Wao! A really Helpful video! Thanks for all your tutorials!

[@prosperity1715]

Just found you and OMG this 1 video is everything I’ve ever needed in life! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@WesleyProductions]

Awesome man, this is great. I love these videos.

[@OGFitnessOnline]

Great video but huge question. What’s the best export settings such as bit rate etc for IG reels these dslr’s get compressed significantly and look like trash compared to people who just use their phones. Do you have any tips for that? Would be of great help.

[@jorgesuarez2912]

same id really like to see a vid about this

[@bendelaughter]

Idk what you get paid, but you need a raise. Cranking out some seriously amazing content. Thanks man.

[@dejan7962]

so these vids about the stretching is them showing 12 and 24mm which i wouldnt use anyway. great way to explain guys! insane explainer vid. great stuff!

[@chrismorenomccarthy8487]

Export in 4k, that way Instagram doesn’t compress it as much

[@MantasGabalis]

shots, color editing, music and cuts. J U S T P E R F E C T

[@melihozturk7394]

Great video! After a long time I've seen a video that really helps me. Thank you.

[@wouterwiering]

Well i just watched the entire video horizontal, because i always rotate my phone while watching KZbin. Thought this vertical video was just an example/to enhance the subject of the video of how it would look. Untill the end..where I rotated back my phone and noticed I could have OFCOURSE watched this video vertical. Ugh its late.. good tips !!

[@travelwithgoose]

Was just talking to my wife about this. Thanks for the video! Been following you for a few years and appreciate the content. 🙌😎

[@edoardodepiccoli3004]

the first intro shots were bangers

[@eamonshields2754]

Awesome stuff

[@craig7512]

Great video, would be really cool to see a video on how to do those glitch/layering effects or the zoom in one you do at 00:10 when hes walking down the stairs

[@isamstayproperty9186]

That's alot of work you did really motivate me to jump and investing in equipments and take action in filmmaking real estate industry. I loved all what you did, I'm still learning, guys many thanks.

[@shuggfilmzandstudio2354]

Now the Sony Fx has the 1/4 20 holes on the sides you can just put it on the gimbal without any adapters. I just bought it and I love it.

[@CNMTCFilms]

Damn that Intro looked dope🔥😍😍 Btw. I didn't know KZbin now allows vertical videos to be 480p instead of 240 (not great but better)

[@RyanLennoxBradley]

I'm in 1080 on my phone in the latest KZbin update

[@CNMTCFilms]

Ryan Lennox-Bradley oh really? Strange, the maximum I can get are 480p on a phone, normally I can go up to 1080p but not on vertical ones

[@RyanLennoxBradley]

@@CNMTCFilms I think it's cause I'm an Android user. Google always tests new updates on android and only on ~50% of people. Then everyone on android, then IOS. I also have the new timestamp update

[@CNMTCFilms]

Ryan Lennox-Bradley may be💁🏼‍♂️👍🏼

[@ArieLaura]

Thanks so much for this! Very helpful even two years later!

[@CrissFilms]

Super helpful, the advice you didn't even know you need. Thanks man

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

You can alwasy just change your monitor layout to portrait, flip it on its side and portrait actaully looks really good without the black lines. Its sort of like opening a youtube vidoe on your phone in portrait and you flip it to the side to get full screen in landscape, when you flip a portrait video to its side, it goes full screen in portrait. I noticed this on a monitor that lets you flip between portrait and landscape phsyically. Got to see my photo's for the first time in full portrait glory and it was awesome. Theres a reason we take portrait photos somtimes, it focuses the attention up and down, whch is how we experience certain views in real life , when we look at a tower for example we see it long ways and cut out the sides automatically. Its not bad way to film or take pictures, we're just viewing it badly when they should be viewed on portrait monitors to get full screen.

[@zeeem1883]

incredible quality video with awesome example b roll

[@kozhenidres314]

from viewer vision portrait and vertical video does make sense more on mobile because objects on landscape videos (whichs made for large TV screens) some times looks so tiny on mobile

[@brennanubungen2742]

great tips! Going to have to try these out...

[@DavidRuizVisuals]

Landon, you nailed it! I actually have the same L mount. I might do a video 🤔 Keep it up guys!!! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@juliocesarroa599]

Thank you very much great tips

[@raheem_4689]

Thanks Landon for sharing these tips very helpful 😍❤️👌🏻

[@loganursem4759]

Hey Parker I'm a graduate of high school in 2020 and I love film making I live in roy utah which from where i think you live is only about a hour north from you. I'm planning On being a videograper and I'm working on starting my business I love your video so much and I learn so much from you. I have a huge passion for film making and I'm excited to start this new chapter of my life. once I get good enough, maybe we could collab? Anyway thanks for the great vids.

[@doodledesigns332]

next level guys! thanks for the awesome content!

[@danielakachi3666]

6:10 that gaffer tape tip for 4x5 aspect ratio ❤

[@Remotelyfe]

Agreed! However, how do you measure where to place the tape to create the perfect 4x5 composition?

[@danielakachi3666]

@@Remotelyfe - Record a test video(vertical) - Create a 4 x 5 composition on your editing software - move the video into the composition(a crop on the top and on the bottom will occur). - while playing the video on your camera, tape out the cut part on the top and the bottom. ps: Having multiple items on the upper and bottom part of the video when recording the test video will help you trace the cut out better. I didn't find a tape on time so I used a sticky note 😬

[@TinyMaths]

Just setup my secondary monitor in portait mode today because I'm learning some basic web development and the portrait view makes it easier to see much more of the text on screen. And then, when my screen saver came on, I saw a beautiful landscape screen saver. So I thought, I wonder if there are any portrait youtube videos? Found this and on full screen on my secondary monitor it looks AMAZING. Now I'm looking for more content; of course there are shorts, but the problem is, well, they are short.

[@maringavideoprodutora168]

Excellent content, thanks for sharing! Valuable and super useful tips.

[@stardustsarah]

Wow thanks for sharing. These seem nice! Im looking forward to trying some out the next time I shoot a video. And thank you once again for being such an inspiration.

[@paigecfrancis]

There’s definitely a time and place to shoot vertically. Most people I’ve seen do it both the comp with useless negative space. Good video and coverage of it. 💪🏽

[@joserangelve]

I loved it. I´ve created verticals myself before, but this tips are really useful.

[@rees6328]

Kings of videography.

[@ricardoconti3868]

Vertical videos, good to those who have one eye above the other, or don't know how to turn the phone 90º. Gravity pulls everything to a horizontal plane that's where action happens. You'll have to continuous pan or take a very wide shot to frame the action. Telephones are almost vertical devices cause the ears are above the mouth, but some people didn' notice it and are still missing the action using your camera as a phone.

[@lilgodzillr]

Truer words have never been spoken.

[@felisha_renee]

Great and to the point like all FTF tutorials. Sweet.

[@Gasconauxolives]

Waw that was very interesting and very well produced, top notch quality content thank you!

[@ivflash6363]

Thanks, very short and useful!

[@iamyemsticks995]

woww! Thanks Parker Walbeck

[@ivankursacts]

What a great video! Thank you so much!

[@dom_lau]

Great vid 🙌 I will defintely get better after watching this

[@_silhouettestudio_]

Excellent. Thank you for all the great tips.

[@motherofgreen5015]

Hey, would you guys mind doing a video explaining how you set up and balance your camera vertically please?

[@JericoLawrence]

This is very helpful. Thank you man!

[@partiglianistudios]

AMAZING TUTORIAL !!!

[@PhilMace]

You missed an important point. Shoot in 4K so you can use your content for more than one publication. Technology changes so fast plus, edit programs now have tools to transpose your Standard shot to other ratios. But a nice tutorial with good tips

[@JimHarrisonFilm]

Best thing to do is not to actually shoot in vertical and keep your options open by shooting in landscape then converting afterwards. The best tool to use for that is Kamua.com as it can automatically keep your subject in frame.

[@malikalnabhani168]

Thank you for sharing this !

[@eliasaad1]

thankss! this will be so helpful

[@tobytorials]

Thanks for this video! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@dennisbezalel]

Always ahead of your time

[@groundtenpro]

Great tips man! That L bracket is def. what I need

[@foxhouse_tips]

Instagram often has an issue with this big video. We using 640*360 file format at 2.5 mb/s h.264 codec for posts or 720*1280 for stories. Otherwise you can catch sound unsynchronized with video. Not enough info about exporting.

[@bernhardreviews]

Shooting vertical = big mistake. Better shoot landscape in 4K and reframe later for vertical aspect ratios (you don't need 4K or Full HD for phone screens). If not you will run into all the problems described in this video, i.e. your subject has to be perfectly in frame because you cannot change composition any more, problems with focal length, etc. etc. I have a tutorial on my channel how to reframe in DaVinci Resolve and how to change landscape into portrait by using keyframes to perfectly keep the subject in frame, it is like controlling the camera after the fact. Also leave space on top and bottom so you have more artistic choices.

[@freecloud4may]

Yeah, after watching this vid i thought maybe I should try shooting verically instead of reframing in post, but it seems reframing in post is the best way to go, I agree with you. If you shoot in 4k you dont lose quality by reframing either and even with 1080p you can scale it up only just a bit which is still ok, but you do get WAY more control over framing in post and you can make both vertical and horizontal video from the same footage, while If shoot vertical you only get vertical video and basically no useful way to reframe in post

[@TRUTHISABSOLUTE777]

"But but but the only thing that matters is getting me in the frame beacuse I'm a seff centered person "

[@Hacktivator]

This was surprisingly helpful. I think I’ll start shooting vertical for my next client’s commercial.

[@nargarex2390]

What's next? Advertise it on Tiktok?

[@ketakimeshram]

Awesome! This is so helpful

[@dw9237]

Wow a Real all in one Video

[@christianzavala4363]

Bro, this is fire! Stealing now lol

[@carlosmurasaki6163]

Thank you so much, im 25th years photography experience but short in video!!!

[@katza31383]

Loved it! Thank you so much for sharing these helpful tips

[@KyleDunigan]

Really helpful, appreciate it

This is great, but why not uploading this vídeo in native vertical?

[@sungkyulkim2485]

Thanks for those amazing tips! Keep up the good works!

[@anjeanettephotography6001]

Nice! Thx for the tutorial. Hey I have the same coffee machine :)

[@pedrorivera1892]

Great video, thank you!

[@YuliusRianto]

Greetings from Indonesia... i know your channel from my community photographer. Good channel video.. keep making tutorial..

[@legend240891]

so all this to grab attention. I really do hope this would forever stay on KZbin/Social Media. The world would go doom if some DP in Hollywood decides to go this way.

[@dustinbjohnson]

Great video! Can you recommend a lens for vertical video for canon r10? Would love to see a video on how the lens affects shooting vertical. I’ve noticed if it’s too wide it can distort the top and bottom.

[@dustinbjohnson]

Well I commented before watching the whole video. Haha 50mm perfect

[@sehwagali]

Great value. Thanks!

[@ClaudioDesideriMusic]

Awesome, cheers for this guys!

[@Arazpall]

You are so amazing, you helpt me so much

[@povidom]

Great tips! Btw I found that GoPro also could be a great option with shooting Timelapse videos in vertical format. The capabilities of frame stability on the last version GoPro 10 impressive!

[@diegojustraveled1118]

This was very helpful!!

[@matteogravante]

Great vid! Thank you so much! I started following you!

[@Streetstatusnetwork]

This was fire

[@eloreneloreneloreneloreneloren]

This vertical video feels so weird to watch lol. Unusual aspect ratio for long forms of videos. Very useful btw, thanks!

[@nathitappan]

Do you already have a video on how to switch the background like on the walking in front of different walls sequence? Could you drop me the link here? If not, could either make a video on it or give me a quick idea on how you did it? I use DaVinci Resolve and FCP. Please don't tell me you masked each frame. Thanks!

[@MaikHansen]

Awesomely helpful!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@whodwellswithin]

Thank you very much for the work you do with this channel! Very helpful and motivating

[@gemwebb]

How do we shoot/frame 1:1 aspect ratios properly with SonyA7 or using the Ninja monitor for Facebook Ads?!!

[@K-FOREST_Original]

When I make KZbin videos, I think about shooting and editing second. Thank you always.

[@ItsBinzy]

elite video !!! thank you

[@MarcinHaFilms]

Amazing. I going to make vertical one today :) Good tips.

[@antonisdavis2288]

Very useful instructions!

[@phenomenalwriting]

Great tips, thanks!

[@HristoGeorgiev]

Waaay more than 8! Thank you guys. 🙏🏻

[@kevenm.2115]

Thanks. 👍