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I'm working towards content creation on YT. I am developing the basis for that and my own personal brand within my channel. I am also considering how to build a business out of my channel when the time is right. Studying this platform is how I found you, Benji, and many others. I appreciate your content very much and plan to put many of your tips into action in the near future! xo
You helped me overcome my fear!! I just wanted to express the gratitude I have for your content. You’re enabling people to create ! If you are thinking about starting a RUclips channel just set a goal on paper and work towards it bit by bit every day! First video is up because of you guys ❤️
Awesome tips thanks. Have only just started our RUclips journey and really struggle with outside shots. Looking forward to my next outside shoot now. You are always such a confidence boost Sean
Your channel was my inspiration .. Can you please make a video about what happened to Think Media Views and comments as they are not enough like they were before.
All your vids are informative and useful. We are a retired couple just trying to put some entertaining cruising ( small boat) videos on RUclips. We are getting lots of tips from your vlogs and are almost ready to put our first vlog up. Thanks again. Bob and Sue
Loved this video Sean, I mostly shoot indoors but I am thinking of adding more variety to the videos by introducing more external content. These tips will be useful for sure. Keep crushin!
Nolan Molt So I find that tip number 2 doesn’t work for me because I’m black lol..so when I film in the shade, I come out super dark on camera while the water in the background looks great...what should I do?! Thank you for the video😊
Sunshine Sonja Hey! Try adding additional light in the shade. You can buy a cheap light to attach above your camera (like the one Sean shows) and use just a little bit of light to brighten things up!!
I subscribe to your channel because I believe I learn a lot from you. Honestly, you are my inspiration in making my videos and I hope in the proper time I will be very proud of my craft. I know I just started recently, I need to learn more. Hope you will notice me. I am just an ordinary vlogger that supports you and learn from your teachings. More Power!
Thanks for this video. My channel is all about 4x4 off roading and upgrades on vehicles for off roading and we shoot outside a lot. My channel is growing every day thanks to your tips! Direct sun is sometimes unavoidable for me but this helps me a lot
Hey Sean!! Another great video as usual....I I usually try to have an enjoyable time when I'm outside shooting with my camera, I savor what I'm doing and it appears to show in my final shots. I also believe that it is reflected in my subjects facial expressions. I particularly like to see this in the eyes (The windows of the expressive soul.)
I am new at youtube and you helped alot with my start so i wanted to say thank you!! I posted my first video two days ago and i cant wait to see where this goes. THANK YOU AGAIN!!!
Dude your videos are very helpful for someone like me who really want to level up the video quality. I want to thank you for choosing me right camera and lens. Cant wait to see you 1M sub. God bless.
In the line of work that I do (Real Estate Photography) I have to have a Circular polarizer for my lens to help with glare on the windows and on the floors in the house. Simple inexpensive item that helps me out a lot. Helps with breaking through the UV rays as well to make the sky's pop with a little more blue.
Over cast shot looks great! So awesome meeting you at the Seattle workshop! Thank you for taking the time to listen to everything I was thinking with the channel after! Started implementing them! Value value value!! Batch producing things right now including a review on your book with Nikki (took a break to see the vid)! Just got the M50 and a ND 2,4, &8 filter in addition to CPL too so good!!
Sean this video is awesome. I make outdoor interview videos for my church and I have come across every single thing you mentioned in this video, and now you've showed me better ways for problems I find along the way. Sadly, tip #4 cannot be implemented due to the fact that the only time I can make the videos is around midday. Thanks for the vid!
Really great video, Sean! Excellent, practical tips. Even for somebody with a little experience, it’s good to be reminded how useful a refresher on some basic photo principles help with video! THANKS!
You have a great channel. It's one of the reasons I bought an M50. Thanks for the tips. I am planning on shooting professional videos with this camera. Still learning
These are helpful tips and many are inexpensive (or free) too. I wonder if you might add to them the option to turn down the contrast and brightness on your camera to give you that more flat profile and greater dynamic range?
Now that was a very helpful video! Our type of videos don't require it, as they're supposed to be 'direct', 'on the fly', whatever you want to call it, but this was definitely interesting! Liked!
Could you make a video on using g a shotgun mic in a noisy area and how to get the best results for hearing just one person above the background noise?
I have an Iphone XR, moment lens, a Hoya NXT Plus CPL Filter and a Hoya NXT HMC-UV Filter. I am shooting a ton of video with my XR. My 2 questions are....1) Is it worth always having the UV filter on as a source of "lens protection"? Since it's a good one, I assume my video will be compromised very little. Thoughts? 2) Should I use both filters together when shooting outside in bright conditions? I assume the UV goes on first, and then the CPL. Your insight is much appreciated. -Bob
Sean - I'm pumped up, super-charged and ready to start crushing it - PLUS, I subscribed to Nolan's channel - my tip for shooting outside: Wear appropriate clothing, because weather ain't what it used to be.......:-)
ThreeFreeTrees there’s so many great ones out there! I personally have an electronic one. So great for pan shots and just moving through spaces. zhyian M Crane. I do cinematic travel and lifestyle videos in my channel and I tend to use my stabilizer for when I’m moving throgh areas I want to highlight like ( Porto Rico beach) or if I’m following a person. Smooths things out really well
Although I shot with my smart phones but my friends have told me that the work was awesome, most important thing that i try to catch is a brilliant spot as discussed so that there is no distraction or something, another thing is catching every random shots because sometimes one of those random shots becomes part of my original video and its awesome. For mobile user, stay calm so that your picture won't be shaky, another thing for is try to catch some picture through an angle means not like exactly in front of the face just on a little side or so. Since i'm a beginner so I noticed these things, If you have anything else plz do tell me.
Great content, golden tips! I'm starting my YT channel soon and your videos have been so helpful! I'd love to see some unique tips on how to record with the iPhone, mics and other accessories one can't do without and so on. From your #1 fan in Brazil ;)
Can I ask you a question? I’ve been contacted by companies wanting me to try out products and do reviews on my channel and on Amazon. They ask for links to PayPal, so my question is this...is this something that’s ok and how do I link the account so they can put money in my account so I can buy the products? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!
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Think Media trying to build a personal brand around the content I enjoy making!
I'm working towards content creation on YT. I am developing the basis for that and my own personal brand within my channel. I am also considering how to build a business out of my channel when the time is right. Studying this platform is how I found you, Benji, and many others. I appreciate your content very much and plan to put many of your tips into action in the near future! xo
My business! And I'm trying to learn as much as I can to stand out.
hello sir, i hope i have that camera!!
Always great content
The shot is 'wow'...u were personally speaking to me n am grateful. Thnx a million times
You helped me overcome my fear!! I just wanted to express the gratitude I have for your content. You’re enabling people to create ! If you are thinking about starting a RUclips channel just set a goal on paper and work towards it bit by bit every day!
First video is up because of you guys ❤️
The tip about increasing/decreasing temperature is super helpful!
Awesome tips thanks. Have only just started our RUclips journey and really struggle with outside shots. Looking forward to my next outside shoot now. You are always such a confidence boost Sean
Bused_As NZ welcome to the craziest journey alive! Your gonna love it!!
Thanks :) Yes already loving it, scary, crazy but fun
Thank you for taking the time out of your day to help other creators grow! I truly appreciate it and I am sure others do too!
Your channel was my inspiration .. Can you please make a video about what happened to Think Media Views and comments as they are not enough like they were before.
All your vids are informative and useful. We are a retired couple just trying to put some entertaining cruising ( small boat) videos on RUclips. We are getting lots of tips from your vlogs and are almost ready to put our first vlog up. Thanks again. Bob and Sue
Super on point Sean. Last 2 minutes the color was perfect. Thanks for all the great instruction.
Be well.
Yes, the shot @ 6:00 looks great, very cinematic. Also, love the real-time color temperature demo @ 7:00. That was very helpful.
Thank you for the tips and introducing Nolan and his channel.
Loved this video Sean, I mostly shoot indoors but I am thinking of adding more variety to the videos by introducing more external content. These tips will be useful for sure. Keep crushin!
Thank you so much Sean for everything. I'm so greatful to have someone like you on this huge platform we call RUclips. Your the best❤😢
So much fun making this video with you Sean!🙌🏻 Love this Think Media community so much as well!!! Hope you got something good from this👊🏻💯
Nolan Molt So I find that tip number 2 doesn’t work for me because I’m black lol..so when I film in the shade, I come out super dark on camera while the water in the background looks great...what should I do?! Thank you for the video😊
Nolan Molt Great video!! I’m loading up in fifers and step up and down rings!
Lol small world, I met you at summer camp this year up at RiverView.
Nolan Molt Clutch shoot bro - thanks for the hustle on this project - you are world class. 👊🏼⚡️💯
Sunshine Sonja Hey! Try adding additional light in the shade. You can buy a cheap light to attach above your camera (like the one Sean shows) and use just a little bit of light to brighten things up!!
I subscribe to your channel because I believe I learn a lot from you. Honestly, you are my inspiration in making my videos and I hope in the proper time I will be very proud of my craft. I know I just started recently, I need to learn more. Hope you will notice me. I am just an ordinary vlogger that supports you and learn from your teachings. More Power!
Thank you..I am so happy for a like and heart...this means a lot from me. This is the sign I am waiting for to pursue and do my best!
Thanks for this video. My channel is all about 4x4 off roading and upgrades on vehicles for off roading and we shoot outside a lot. My channel is growing every day thanks to your tips! Direct sun is sometimes unavoidable for me but this helps me a lot
Best video about editing videos I’ve ever seen 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sean, you never cease to amaze me. Thanks for inspiring me to start and giving me the tips to get further faster. Love your content!
Thanks Sean and Nolan! Nolan has the best eye lashes EVER! I'm so very envious... LOL This was super helpful guys, thanks!
Hey Sean!! Another great video as usual....I I usually try to have an enjoyable time when I'm outside shooting with my camera, I savor what I'm doing and it appears to show in my final shots. I also believe that it is reflected in my subjects facial expressions. I particularly like to see this in the eyes (The windows of the expressive soul.)
OMG thanks for these awesome tips. Want to experiment shooting outside and now I feel more confident. Thanks to you!!
Happy Birthday, Sean :D. Thanks for all the amazing content! Have a great day.
Great video Sean! I have been wondering exactly this.
I am new at youtube and you helped alot with my start so i wanted to say thank you!! I posted my first video two days ago and i cant wait to see where this goes. THANK YOU AGAIN!!!
Thanks for this one Sean.
Dude your videos are very helpful for someone like me who really want to level up the video quality. I want to thank you for choosing me right camera and lens. Cant wait to see you 1M sub. God bless.
Neer L 🙏🏻⚡️💯
Good stuff. I like the way you guys get right to the point.
Thank you for all the tips! 64 subscribers my first month is success to me. Your book rocks too!
Cool tips.... Thanks for sharing
In the line of work that I do (Real Estate Photography) I have to have a Circular polarizer for my lens to help with glare on the windows and on the floors in the house. Simple inexpensive item that helps me out a lot. Helps with breaking through the UV rays as well to make the sky's pop with a little more blue.
Over cast shot looks great! So awesome meeting you at the Seattle workshop! Thank you for taking the time to listen to everything I was thinking with the channel after! Started implementing them! Value value value!! Batch producing things right now including a review on your book with Nikki (took a break to see the vid)! Just got the M50 and a ND 2,4, &8 filter in addition to CPL too so good!!
Sean this video is awesome. I make outdoor interview videos for my church and I have come across every single thing you mentioned in this video, and now you've showed me better ways for problems I find along the way. Sadly, tip #4 cannot be implemented due to the fact that the only time I can make the videos is around midday. Thanks for the vid!
That shot looks amazing.
Really great video, Sean! Excellent, practical tips. Even for somebody with a little experience, it’s good to be reminded how useful a refresher on some basic photo principles help with video! THANKS!
And here l thought direct sunlight would be the best. Great tips, thanks
Dopeness as usual. Glad to get the tip about cloudy days since we get a lot of those here in winter.
Gadget Inspector right! I’m in Seattle and we what’s full of those!!
You have a great channel. It's one of the reasons I bought an M50. Thanks for the tips. I am planning on shooting professional videos with this camera. Still learning
Thanks this is a big help for our organization of youtuber in the philippines
Was just thinkin we need to get out of the kitchen more. This is perfect!!
That's why I'm here as well! You have a great channel! :-)
Wow!! another best camera
Love these tips and your haircut Sean👌🏻
This video is more then helpful thank you sooo much for the video your amazing this will help when I wanna film on my balcony 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
These are helpful tips and many are inexpensive (or free) too. I wonder if you might add to them the option to turn down the contrast and brightness on your camera to give you that more flat profile and greater dynamic range?
Paul Lucas I believe by putting on a ND filter that will naturally give you that range!
The shot around 6 minuets was definitely my favorite!!
You are such an inspiration. 😊Thank you!
Now that was a very helpful video! Our type of videos don't require it, as they're supposed to be 'direct', 'on the fly', whatever you want to call it, but this was definitely interesting! Liked!
This shot looks Great!!!
Amazing video tips!
Awesome video. Quite helpful.
Great info! Looking to get started with my M50 and this helps a lot since I will likely be outdoors with my camera. Thanks guys!
Could you make a video on using g a shotgun mic in a noisy area and how to get the best results for hearing just one person above the background noise?
I am always shooting outside for my vlog! Needed this for sure! Your tips are extremely helpful!
Kala Hottenstine thanks for the feedback Kala - keep crushing it! 👊🏼⚡️💯
@@ThinkMediaTV Of course!! 😊 Thank you for having this channel!
Excellent advice!
hey man Thanks for the tips i don't use camera because can't get the lighting right but since following your videos i might just get it working
I always appreciate your helpful video's! Your shots are on point each time and looove the tones
Omggg I needed this! I like to shoot on my dock so viewers can see the water view but I can never get lighting right! Thank youuuuu
Great video and tips! Thanks so much to both of you. :)
This is perfect for what Im doing. Thank you so much.
I have an Iphone XR, moment lens, a Hoya NXT Plus CPL Filter and a Hoya NXT HMC-UV Filter. I am shooting a ton of video with my XR. My 2 questions are....1) Is it worth always having the UV filter on as a source of "lens protection"? Since it's a good one, I assume my video will be compromised very little. Thoughts? 2) Should I use both filters together when shooting outside in bright conditions? I assume the UV goes on first, and then the CPL. Your insight is much appreciated. -Bob
Great tips, will use them to make the content on my youtube channel even better! Thanks!
just to tell you, I was about to shoot video in my uni and damn this thing came right on time thank you soooooooooooo much
Great tips
yes the shoot looks good ! Love it!
Rawnda Lopez thanks for the feedback 👊🏼⚡️💯
Thank you so much for sharing I will try it out
Thanks for the awesome tips.
Wow so many great tips 😍😍
Thanks for the feedback - happy to help - keep crushing it! 👊💯
I love your intro Sean
Sean - I'm pumped up, super-charged and ready to start crushing it - PLUS, I subscribed to Nolan's channel - my tip for shooting outside: Wear appropriate clothing, because weather ain't what it used to be.......:-)
Love these vids
Thank you so much for this video....
*What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.*
Good work!
Great video...great tips
Thanks Sean!
Thank you that's helpful.
omg Sean is back!❤️😍
What's a GREAT editing software that you recommend for beginner's with the filter option that you mention?
Nice filmmaking tip!
Can you do a comparison of different methods to stabilize and what they're used for?
ThreeFreeTrees there’s so many great ones out there! I personally have an electronic one. So great for pan shots and just moving through spaces. zhyian M Crane. I do cinematic travel and lifestyle videos in my channel and I tend to use my stabilizer for when I’m moving throgh areas I want to highlight like ( Porto Rico beach) or if I’m following a person. Smooths things out really well
Super pumped.
Thanks for sharing👍
my biggest problem is sound when shooting outside. what mic did you use the sound was very good
Thanks for the top tips...!!!.🔝😀👌
good points, thank you.
Its very inspiring!
Just wondering what you would suggest to mask wrinkles for people who are older than you?
love it.
can a polariser substitute for an ND filter, or do you need both on when filming in sunny weather?
Although I shot with my smart phones but my friends have told me that the work was awesome, most important thing that i try to catch is a brilliant spot as discussed so that there is no distraction or something, another thing is catching every random shots because sometimes one of those random shots becomes part of my original video and its awesome. For mobile user, stay calm so that your picture won't be shaky, another thing for is try to catch some picture through an angle means not like exactly in front of the face just on a little side or so. Since i'm a beginner so I noticed these things, If you have anything else plz do tell me.
There are some really great filters lenses you can get for your phone as well! Trust me, it’ll change the game for you!
@@audreyseda8189 A perfect Hidden tip Thank you :)
what is software video editing and your video is good
The shot was definitely great
Hey Sean is the Sunpak 96 LED Video Light good or no for my films?
Nice very informative
Mohsin Ali Gujjar 👊🏼⚡️💯
Great content, golden tips! I'm starting my YT channel soon and your videos have been so helpful! I'd love to see some unique tips on how to record with the iPhone, mics and other accessories one can't do without and so on. From your #1 fan in Brazil ;)
Hey I have a GoPro Hero 5 can I use this as my go to camera for RUclips
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Nice video
Better camera=Better video 😁
great
Can I ask you a question? I’ve been contacted by companies wanting me to try out products and do reviews on my channel and on Amazon. They ask for links to PayPal, so my question is this...is this something that’s ok and how do I link the account so they can put money in my account so I can buy the products? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!