EVENT VIDEOGRAPHY: 7 Tips to INSTANTLY have better results!

[@stephanwinter999]

Very specific tips that are realistic and valuable. "Be proactive." love it.

[@silasschramm]

the last point is what seperates the well paid pro which gets recommended from the 'good' videographer - in the end, everyone at an event is there to have fun and celebrate, directing someone for a quick shot gives them a sense of achieving a sidequest and you get an amazing shot in return. if you approach positively, most of the time you get a positive response.

[@Mary2020Jane]

Excellent advice! I especially like the need to over-communicate with your client. Be pro-active. They will appreciate it.

[@mr.karthikeya]

You really inspired me doin the event videography.......I was a bit low before the video.....and when you put the cam straight at the face I laughed 😂..... keep it up man

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Makes me happy. God bless you in your efforts!

[@nataliepapp]

Never made a comment to any KZbin video before. But this time i really have the urge to tell you that your video is really going to make a change in how i will approach people in my next event video. You spoke right to my heart and from this day on i will always hear you in the back of my mind being more courageous and mor extravert towards people in front of my camera. So thank you so much for that great video!

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Wow thanks for that comment, it encourages me!

[@My123Tutorials]

These are really great and rare tips! Topic wise it seems to me that filming on an event is not that different to shooting stills at an event. Besides that both have there own "difficulties" (of course). ... I mean that makes sense, right? Oh und Grüße Landsmann 😂✌🏼

[@rosepolestico]

Nice tutorial thank you for sharing your video

[@kofinamibia]

First time here, 🙌🏾 love it! Subscribing right away

[@RebelScumJack]

Useful tips! Thank you, Godspeed and God bless!

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

God bless you as well!

[@NYCPhotography]

great tips thanks for the realistic approach!

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Glad it was helpful!

[@razrstudios1]

Love every tip

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Love that!

[@karlandre4989]

I’m watching this right before going on a shoot. I already checked off a bunch of your tips. All of them are solid and I’d hire you in a min lol. What are your rates btw? I’ve been low balling it to gain a client base but I want to know what the standard rates are for most videographers

[@mejasiu]

Great advise! Thank you!

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

You are so welcome!

[@egemenlikkulturu]

thanks it was so helpful 😊👍🏻

[@elawsoncreative1094]

thank you for this!

[@alexhahnebach647]

i loved this tips, thankyou

[@DontWonderExplore]

Great tips!! Appreciate your insight.

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@AHMEDHAMINE]

Thanks you mann very much Very helpful

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

You got it!

[@rbb9369]

Very precise and helpful tips 👌😀

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Thanks!

[@majortomcreative]

Hi Dennis, great tips and video. I'm branching into the world of event videography. I've done a few community music festivals over the summer and feel ready now to hit the professional event calendar. I'm on the hunt for a new camera. I'm torn between the Panasonic GH6 and the Sony Alpha IV. Sony for the autofocus, and I'm guessing with your experience you'd be able to offer some solid advice on this. Also great video on the zoom lens vs prime.

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Thanks for the comment and praise God for the success so far! I would propbably go for the GH6 for the better frame rate options, the resolution and mainly the stabilization that might even make a gimbal unnecessary for most situations. But take it with a grain of salt because those decisions should always factor in personal preferences, unique things that are important to you, existing lenses, etc. Also, always keep in mind: You will be able to make great videos and horrible videos with both of those great cameras, so don't spend more time on that decision than on leveling up your skills as a filmmaker yourself. Hope it helps and God bless you! Dennis

[@majortomcreative]

@@FreelanceVideographerPro Hi Dennis, great timing - I find myself browsing KZbin looking at... You guessed it.. Camera Reviews. I've now ditched the idea of Sony and it's now between the GH6 OR FujiFilm X-HS2. I think I've only changed minds 27 times... Great advice dude, I've spent time working with mobile videography which taught me is to practice, practice, practice and when the time comes, the most important thing is to get the shot!

[@kirk1257]

Good tips Dennis and very nice edited video shootings! What lens would you recommend to shoot on and what focus mode?

[@mauriciocabreragarcia3250]

Amazing video

[@FreelanceVideographerPro]

Thank you!

[@moluxurydestinations2188]

Nice 👍🏽 bro 😎

[@thedanielkarim]

Weiter so

[@apache6111]

Interesting! I will have my first opportunity to do event videography in a couple of weeks, I'm a beginner with photo and video, just beginning, and a friend of mine wants me to practice in an event of his. I'm also an introvert, not a fan of events in general, but a portfolio has to grow from somewhere haha. Thank you for your tips man

[@Jfjfjfjfj983]

How did it go or any mistakes or stuff you should’ve done man ? I got my first quince in a couple of weeks too same position as you .

[@apache6111]

@@Jfjfjfjfj983 Oh my friend.. the "friend" I said I had, resulted to be a bad person so I never went neither had the chance to practice. A lot have happened and I had to put this project on hold, I'm sorry if I can't give you any useful info or advice, but I really hope you do great. I did do projects regarding acting/ voice over/video editing tho, so even if not directly related, what I can tell you is go all in with confidence in your skills, remember that you do this because you love it, you will do mistakes that's inevitable, but be very observant, and most importantly, open, the best way to get experience is experiencing the process yourself, that way you know what suits you better, or not. But seriously trust yourself and things will flow naturally, I can tell you. Wish you the best man

[@JackRea]

Helped a lot, thanks for the video Dennis 🫡