Improving Your Camera Movement - A Filmmaking Lesson [Sony A7siii + DJI RS2 Gimbal]

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Thanks to Kobe for being my actress and filming the behind-the-scenes! Beauty and camera skills all in one :-)

[@roledotoledo]

Info on the location? Love the interior!

[@harley21production]

hello brandon superb video even if I am French I very much appreciate your tutorials where you got your filter which is not screwed to the case but above thank you for your answer sandrine

[@vladamirkb1]

You're a very lucky man.Cheers

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Ur a lucky man. It’s been tough for me to find a talented subject. All I get r clueless thots that ruin my shots

[@crespanova]

SHOOT YO SHOT

[@cambylim]

Oh man this is an encyclopedia of filmmaking knowledge you’re throwing to us for free Brandon! Thank you very much

[@SigurdurBjorgvinsson]

4:25 "Remember if nothing's moving in your shot, you're not making a movie, you're shooting a photograph" Thank you for this video, it really helps me a lot!

[@ChrisParayno]

4:49 But too much unmotivated movement can be distracting as well

[@proctoscopefilms]

Then you have Ozu films where the whole scene is a still shot of two people sitting on a hill LOL

[@VZCinema]

@@proctoscopefilms Nicolas Winding Refn moment

[@TheJadedFilmMaker]

not really ! too much un motivated movement can look cheesy and noob. I hate when a shot just starts moving for no reason... or... rotating! 😅

[@yega3k]

This becomes obvious in edit - no movement looks like a still frame lol

[@flochfitness]

There is no other youtuber that uses camera movement like Brandon Li. Excellent!!!

[@secondhandbuilds6113]

Brandon Lee, half human, half gimbal. Thank you, excellent video.

[@mistermastermind528]

As a storyteller, I like my camera movements to be motivated unless the unmotivated ones cover necessary story elements. I literally just had a lesson with my students about how to shoot static subjects and one of them was to move the camera. So this was really a treat to see.

[@ayemjake]

Every time I watch your videos I feel like I'm getting a masterclass for free. Thank you so much Brandon

[@brodystofflet177]

It’s so wild to me how much depth there is to cinematography. No wonder it takes years for people to find their own style of filming. Thanks for the explanation Brandon.

[@sauravus]

Excellent video! So simple yet so effective 🔥

[@manishthapa8418]

❤

[@nashidtravels]

I feel very surreal after watching this. The feeling you get when you find the missing puzzle. The answer to a question that you needed to know but you didn’t even know how to ask it. Thank you Brandon!!! Very proud and grateful Unscripted Studio member. 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@cinematicadventures]

Its so strange how something that seems simple means so much once played out, Classy!

[@wildsoulodysseys]

when the student is ready the teacher will appear - this is where i"m at on my filming journey - appreciate this video!

[@MNDRCKVisuals]

Bruh, with Brandon's gems contents here on KZbin.. who needs to go to a film school. Thanks man! 🙏🙏🙏

[@rondypondy]

Brandon. Thank you so much for giving such great filmmaking tips and training. Most of these youtube channels just seem to tell me that I need to buy some new gear all the time. So I thank you for giving useful and practical tips

[@ImSandiHuang]

Brandon Li your channel is like a hardly found diamonds to the videographer.

[@ProFocusPhotography]

0:56 could you include the link for this item?

[@jensenperalta7927]

Guys don't skip ads! this guy deserve it. no bs video is gold. unlike others that starts with a coffee broll or onewheel inside their studio😂🤮

[@digwillhachi]

yeah for sure, could name so many that fit that.

[@mattkrussow5040]

That shot at 5:27, wow👌 I definitely would’ve tripped backwards over that window ledge😂

[@DrWasim]

Maybe he used a pole?

[@hamurabidios]

@BrandonLiUnscripted , hoe did you do that window shot?

[@Agnivolok1]

Thanks for sharing such quality and knowledgeable information! Very beautiful tones in that place..🙂

[@the23films]

he explained so easily and smoothly..Legend Brandon Li

[@samirz7]

Just categorzing the camera movements into motivated and unmotivated movement is such a powerful concept to understand camera movements

[@The14541]

I still think this is the best tutorial for camera movement He explained simply enough to understand, with a really good demo (thanks Kobe!) I'm still learning camera movement and really hope i can improve myself

[@SomnathNagawade]

Thanks Brandon for another great learning tutorial

[@Moderrn]

Really enjoy these videos. The shot at 5:27 was so smooth.

[@imaDylan]

Still re watching to figure it out. It was so good.

[@ahmedaknike]

Do you know how he shoots it?

[@MomentumProductions1992]

The OG is back at it again!!!!

[@snowwalker9999]

The best youtube channel to learn about filming!

[@ping3488]

Kobe is the perfect model for your demonstration...Thanks again

[@ClaudioDesideriFilms]

Simply one of the best Filmmaker you can find online, I'm learning sooo much thanks to this man!

[@The_Idea_of_Dream_Vision]

This is one of the best tutorials.

[@jimmystewartuk]

Valuable lesson taught perfectly simple, thanks Brandon

[@thelangportcafesessions4347]

Great video. Very clear and concise explanation of this concept. Thanks man.

[@Bepeze]

This is the tutorial I never knew I needed. This is so good Brandon.

[@mhoymedlina]

Best teacher😇😇 Love from PALAWAN Philippines

[@BanderaFilmsAndMusic]

First time watcher. Great stuff

[@yogid21]

I finally found some video tutorial that really make sense. thank you for this..

[@Theziad]

Thank you Brandon, Following you since 2019 and each year I'm learning more and more

[@mmsa9911]

this kind of videos are amazing , please don't stop releasing these videos

[@micliebhart]

8 minutes of gold

[@DavidLeBlancHero]

The best video in KZbin history 🙌🏼💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@TheDollePret]

Great video. Well explained And beautiful to Watch. You talk very clear, relax And to the Point. Thanks

[@madebymarcin]

It is always nice to see another good lesson from you Brandon. Please keep it up.

[@MrWildWales]

Brilliant tips in this video glad to have found it thanks

[@asdf-channel3800]

Hey Brandon, your explanation was true. Another technical term for Unmotivated camera movement is called the Omniscient camera unlike the objective camera which subtle move the Omniscient camera can goes and stop at any where to hint the audience about what's going or will be going on. The motivated camera is the subjective camera because it puts the audience closer or into what the character's doing. I hope I didn't step a line. Keep shooting my friend I love your work very much and I just subscribed to your channel.

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Thanks, as I understand it, omniscient camera isn't necessarily a moving camera. Omniscient could be static as well. It's just a camera that doesn't represent the viewpoint of a particular character.

[@asdf-channel3800]

@@BrandonLiUnscripted Brandon, you're right. That's exactly what I said Omniscient camera is. It is a third person point of view. It can moves or stop/static to hints the audience about what's going on in the scene .

[@pdumaua]

Hey Brandon! I recently subscribe to your online film school and its probably one of the best buy that i had for long time. I am not a blogger or even aspires to be one. I do have youtube channel but its only for family and friends to view since I love traveling with family ; i just wanted to improve my skills in film shots and selections as well as story board and your online film school have thought me valuable lessons that I will use for sure!

[@BrandonLiUnscripted]

Great to have you Pedro! Hope you're learning lots of useful skills.

[@taprobanedelight4913]

This is valuable information. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@Realletsplaygrey]

Really enjoy your videos and advice significantly more than most people on this platform. Thanks Brandon.

[@tfortushar]

SO MUCH MOTIVATION BRO 🙇‍♂️ YOUR VIDEOES WORTH WATCHING

[@dapp24fps]

Need more! such explanatory tutorials

[@Danae081709]

Amazing as usual!

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My legit favorite filmmaker

[@liloadventures]

each video shows the essentials in a masterful way Brandon, thank you very much for sharing your ideas, greetings from Cuba.

[@GuyVinmara]

Solid explanation of these concepts! Thanks Brandon Li!

[@Extraedit]

Li always delivering on point,

[@FMIProductions]

Very useful. Love your videos!

[@James_m7]

Footage looks really good!! 👍

[@sharadanand4520]

Can you please breakdown coffee shop scene?

[@MrKockabilly]

My guess is that there are two persons shooting: one inside and one outside. The transfer must be done fluidly and obviously needs practice.

[@BecomingThePath]

He is using a pole.

[@OnMyTrek]

Yes I’ve seen through a car window. Either pole or shorter pole and two people passing it to each other smoothly

[@JPBBQ]

@@OnMyTrek like a monopod of something?

[@jatingibs]

Thank You Brandon for sharing this knowledge.

[@fallingscalesmedia]

This content is gold. Thank you Brandon!

[@alexlaouri]

Great explanations and to the point as always! You make it look so simple and fluid which usually needs a lot of practice! Thank you for your advice.

[@Tembo_]

Thank you Brandon, I’m at the beginning of my journey into film and I’ve learnt so much from you. 🙌🏽

[@williamgaze1262]

Very helpful. Thank you Brandon!!

[@Gregasaurus]

Awesome video, Brandon. Solid.

[@ozzythemighty2767]

Always posting some great tutorials.. thx Brandon

[@ZMTOPMIX]

What a video packed with information! Thank you! Хороший канал!

[@constantinobargos]

So useful and so clear, thank so much, Brandon.

[@paulocontente9993]

Your tips are next level.

[@MadMusicLine]

the swing attached ND filter. Lol never seen that before. coool * . *

[@MehranHadad]

such a useful tutorial! Thank you so much for the detailed information!

[@colinjudge1261]

This was such a good breakdown of the differences between these two types of movement, and the potential uses for each. Love it, Brandon!

[@DrWasim]

This is so valuable!

[@reelhappytravellers2691]

Your video expands our mind s and fills our gap.........thank you so much for sharing!!!!!

[@quattro8888]

What a video packed with information! Thank you!

[@waikitchung]

Very insightful video! Thank you for teaching about these particular camera movements 👍🏻

[@ReezyResells]

Thanks for the video! Super helpful

[@파리p군]

Great video brandon!

[@pauldkamau]

So so insightful. Thanks for sharing

[@FuzzySoulTiger]

Wonderful video. I appreciate the way you break it down 🐯

[@MORPHPICTURES-m7c]

Beautiful Lighting and Composition as always bro😎👌🏾

[@derrickrr5516]

This one is great. I could see where just practicing only these two could drastically improve one’s “filmography.” If that’s the right word.

[@yoursubconscious]

that is a great way to describe the differences! interesting!

[@fotoworkshop_stuttgart]

5:33 how did you fly trough the window? @Brandon Li

[@imaDylan]

5:27 damn that was nice

[@ping3488]

What is your technique for zooming out on 5:27 coffee shop, did you use an extension pole, or is it a two-man operation .... thanks ..!

[@visuallunk]

Very useful for beginners like me, thanks for the knowledge today🙏

[@Myers_toast78]

This was so helpful! I’m so glad I found your channel

[@jordyrowlandsmusic]

Great video, straight to the point.

[@FrederickSim]

Thanks and excellent explain of the movement!

[@saemranian]

It was great man, thanks for your sharing.

[@NIKONGUY1960]

Her hat handling skills are on point.

[@DanielHodotcom]

Wonderfully informative!

[@cringepepegaa]

This is awesome man, even your example footages are amazing 😻

[@tsedik]

Perfect explanation, thanks a lot!

[@kchong4269]

Nice tutorial as always!

[@NewkirkChris]

Grading on point.

[@Darjeelingmotovlog]

Thanks, Brandon. Always giving value.

[@kurtlwrr]

great stuff as always!

[@DA_Fuller]

Brilliant as always!

[@filmmakingfromindia5959]

I love your work 😍😍🤩🥰❤️ now days are I am following your cinimatic movement. 🥰🙏

[@leonardobosnar7194]

Brandon's doing some big brain stuff over here.

[@Haverr1]

love this guy, always makes me want to advance my gimbal skills