Make BETTER Videos with 1 WEIRD Change
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
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In this video legendary Filmmaker Anthony Gallo shares the #1 tip for SHOOTING BETTER VIDEOS as a filmmaker. Going from passive filmmaker shooting random things they see to a director is the BIGGEST and most IMPACTFUL change you can make as a content creator.
It will:
- Make your videos more engaging
- Help you develop a creative eye as a filmmaker
- Turn you into a BETTER FILMMAKER
- Give your videos a natural beginning, middle and end
- Save you time editing
And so much more!
Watch the full video to see the massive difference between videos that are directed and ones that are not.
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I realized how valuable directing was when my then 12 year old made a short film in like one day. This kid planned it all out, made a series that was way more engaging, while I was trying to master “epic b-roll”😢. Yeah, this hit hard.
Film school at 13! Start em early.. lol
Man... this one hits. Reminds me of the old thought that the RIGHT QUESTION is more important than the RIGHT ANSWER.
If all we do is look at other ppls content and thing I need better B-roll, then not question any other alternatives and start looking for a solution. We may find the answer to the B-roll question but have missed the BIGGER question all together. Great lesson right right there Ben!
Ha ha the good news is, since your 12 year old did it well... it’s also in your genes 😁
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Dude you have no idea how much this video has helped me. I’m in a bit of a creative drought right now and I realized that I was stuck in thinking about gear primarily. I’ve spent so much time learning how to perform different shots and edit in a certain way but when it comes to directing I realize that I don’t have as much experience as I need. This is where I will be focusing all my energy towards moving forward. I also subscribed you definitely earned it bro and I’m looking forward to seeing more from you 👊🏻
You rock man, really appreciate you leaving this feedback on the video. Keep hustling and you will be out of that drought in no-time!
I appreciate all in video blessings
Thanks for sharing. 13:41 another tip might be to keep an eye out for continuity. If the talent uses their left hand in one shot, try to make it so they’re not using their right hand on the same action in the next shot. 🙂
What a great video - my head just can’t quite work out what and order for our travel vlog videos, this helps a lot. So much to learn
As also Anthony’s video are a pleasure to watch. Not only are they relevant but he makes it simple to understand. Having examples as he talks makes his lessons more engaging and easier to follow along. Thank u so much for spending the time to create these sample commercials and guidance videos. And thanks u Paul Xavier
Really glad you enjoyed this Filmmaking Tip :)
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Oh my gosh 16mins, no dull moments! A lot of information in a short period of time.. What more for that 14days Film making... Thank you so much
Thank you LIFE OF MYEJI! We appreciate you
You have an awesome knack at breaking things down so I can understand them. And that is saying a lot! I love your stuff man!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Well put!!
Well done. Thank you for all the effort you put into making this video.
This is great advice. I completely agree. Thank you for posting it!.
Anthony nailed it big time, as always :) I love the way you illustrate your tips with real examples from the actual commercial - it makes every notion far clearer (and for me is a big part of 14-Day Filmmaker's insigthfulness and quality).
I fully agree with the tip, used to make the same mistake in the beginning, as my first training shootings were always unplanned, hoping it will somehow suffice for a good sequence in editor's room. Then it naturally came to me that things simply won't cut well unless you pre-visualize them beforehand. I started planning everything (even if vaguely at the start), predicting double takes for different camera angles etc - and the videos instantly became a bit more watchable even with next to zero gear (at the time, I only owned a tripod and an old HDV camera).
So, in my opinion, you are 100% right - direct & visualize the sequence while shooting EVERY TIME - it even applies, to some extent, to shooting live events. E.g. predicting all the extra shots, location details, everything you can use to turn the lenghty talking head recording into an interesting, varied movie.
WOW, super insightful comment! We appreciate you go so in depth here and sharing your experience so others can benefit as they try to become better filmmakers!
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Phenomenal tip, Paul. I've been figuring this out slowly over the past three years. Now, thanks to the way you've unpacked this, I've got a full tank of gas and feel excited to move forward. Very well explained! Thanks so much. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Fantastic! Full tank of gas, the right knowledge and a WHOLE LOT OF IMPERFECT ACTION. Key ingredients for becoming a better filmmaker right there my friend
Love the transition from the end of the commercial to your appearance on the screen at 1:06.
Thanks Slimane!
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Hi just wanted to say thanks for the insight. This pre-plan approach makes so much sense. I can relate to this concept of 'directing' as an amateur stills photographer.
My stills work got better over time with more kit, practice and seeing inspirational work. One of the most important improvement steps came when I realised the improvement that pre-designing an image made. I started to think like an art director, designing the end image in my mind before shooting. Then I could envisage how to make said image even better. So that tends to dictate ideas about location, model, props, lighting, mood, inferred story etc.
I still go out and shoot events etc ad hoc, but know they work best when I have a story to convey and a chance to ramp up the style by introducing some pre planned elements.
I have yet to find time to truly learn how to make great video, but your approach is helpful and thought provoking. Starting with a concept of the end in mind - scripting and storyboarding etc to drive the shot list and make end edit easier seems to make so much sense, but wasn't immediately obvious until I related it to my learning journey with stills.
Absolutely! Really happy you found this tutorial valuable
This is a game changer for me! Thank you!!
This is such a crazy concept. I'm dealing with a bunch of kids. Directing them is...um... interesting. But I'm going to see things differently now.
Haha - your directing skills are going to skyrocket learning how to direct kids.
Great advice and thanks for putting this together. Learned a lot!
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I had lightbulbs flashing off through every scene! OK, you sold me, I'm going to sign up to your course. I've been lurking around your ads and videos for a couple of days now. I'm a beginner, trying to learn super-fast so I can make videos for work. I'm an internal communicator with a small budget who has been making short training clips and 'face to camera' for a few months but I'm desperate to up my game. Every edit gets a little better as I get to grips with Premiere Pro, but it's what you put in there that counts too. I'm not sure that this video you shared though is 'one' simple tip - I took away dozens so thank you! See you in class!
Glad you found this valuable! And I would have to agree there are probably more like 10 tips in this video lol - enjoy the program and make sure to join the facebook group!
This is invaluable information and you're correct. It's exactly what I need to start doing. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I warmed your heart, this was a great video
Thanks Anthony!
I'm really tempted by the 14 day filmmaker package. I studied a degree in Film and Video production. But a lot has changed in the world of filmmaking in the 15 years since i graduated, and i see this as a potential way of topping up and rekindling my love and knowledge now that i am starting a new video production company.
Preparation and execution are the cornerstones of directing. Appreciate this video reminding me!
Absolutely! One of the most important things we've ever learned
Soooo helpful 🤩
Really appreciate the examples ✨
Great advice, thanks!!!
This is just what I wanted to hear. It really is all about mind set... I'm excited to implement this. See I was watching videos on RUclips of people working on their old cars and I thought 'I could do that'. So I just started putting my camera there and tried to make it as inconvenient as possible but I quickly realized that it just wasn't rewarding and I realized that while editing. I just wasn't happy with the cinematography. It hurt me to produce something that didn't have a story and that wasn't choreographed. I'm going to start thinking like a director and I already know it's gonna bring my videos to the next level
Awesome video! I think a great director is a great storyteller. The story is what pulls in your audience and keeps them engaged. I think it's the same reason some low-budget movies blow up compared to movies with huge budgets. A great director has the ability to tell a story with video!
Couldn't agree more. I always go back to classics like Napoleon Dynamite where it was ALL story and the movie dominated mainstream media and grossed millions on less than a half a million in production budget
Thank you! One of the most valuable and honest videos I have seen. Great Job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yeah this is one of the challenges that I go through with my shooting. I have a travel blog but I’m really trying to make it cinematic which is quite hard sometimes. The approach you’re talking about is really cool and I’ve done it a few times with other videos but then when it comes to the setting of me being in a short solo holiday in some beautiful place it becomes increasingly difficult to direct the shoot since you don’t even know what you’re gonna see.
One of the things I’ve tried was to spend a couple of first days just walking around and not filming anything at all. And then once I get the idea of what I want I’d start shooting. But still it’s not ideal😅
Man... I just started doing this last year.. you are right! The Fram is everything-
Right on man!
Very Inspiring, Doing this is a challenge that I welcome. Thanks for Sharing!
I have watched this video more than a few times and I do find it useful. I shoot with old gear, LUMIX GF3, CANON ELPH POWER SHOT a long with a MINOLTA AF 35mm Camera.
Practice does make perfect.
Richard Dollar
This is great bro. Thanks for the tips. I think im getting to this stage now.
Of course! This film tip is a game changer
It's going to be a bit my account mess I really appreciate I'm going to take classes thanks
Thanks Anthony...this will be very helpful!!
Great Video!! 👍😀👍 subscribed.
What a brilliant bit of content. I've learned more in 16 minutes than I have for the last few months. I'm not a fan of leaving links on peoples vids, but the uncomfortable, cheeseyness you talk about, I did this in my last vid. Filmed myself entering uni, different angles, walking the same walk multiple times, moving the camera each time. All this whilst folk watching and wondering what the heck this guy is doing 👀
Hey thanks so much for the kind words! We really appreciate it
Anthony and Paul, this was the best 16 minutes I've spent in a long while, great tips throughout the video. I've been doing some commercial video work, just on a tripod thought, while I'm walking around the project shooting stills (mechanics working on aircraft). I want to do it better, so I did bite on the gear bait and just bought a gimbal, hasn't arrived yet. You guys are so encouraging and inspiring, it gives me some hope for improving and impacting my client's marketing!! Video is such another animal than photography, even as it relates to telling the story, so this pro tip is extremely welcomed.
Keep up the great work and content guys! If you haven't done one yet, I'd love some tips on keeping moving subjects in focus while I'm moving with the camera, auto focus constantly searching doesn't cut it. Maybe the gimbal will help with that. Thanks again....John
Really appreciate this feedback my friend! We can absolutely work on some more content based on keeping subjects in focus.
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Thank you guys... i keep learning from you both
We appreciate you! Let us know what topics you want us to cover next
Great content man! I subscribed! Can't wait for more content like this! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE KEEP GOING!🧐🧐
We absolutely will keep it coming! Thank you for leaving this feedback for us :)
That was very eye opening. I never seem to direct, but I’ll definitely start now
Love to hear that :)
some great advice - Thank you
bought the class, so far so good.
Glad you're enjoying the course!
great job Anthony..thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great video, thanks 4 sharing!
Thanks for your information, it’s very helpful.
best video creation tutorial I have ever come across
Thanks Mate!!! Helpful to me
Fabulous information thankyou!! So much
Interesting the first time I watched it - didn’t think she was going to climb a mountain. I thought she was going for a walk and put out that slow motion sitting cloth when she got to her destination.
I think your fly out text would have added to it. Explains why there is always that weird voiceover guy in adverts 😃😃 to keep you on the message.
All in all - great project.
Probably one of the best videos i have seen in a while, directing and storytelling is something you will improve with the time but always that i am shooting something even if it is something random on the go, always i have story in my mind because it is a big difference having some random cool clips put together and having a story with a super cool clips also put together haha.
Ps: quick tip, keep in mind avoiding "names or signs" when you are reversing clips and shoot from wide to close up and close up to wide to add flow and speed to your edits :)
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This is insightful. I am breaking into filmmaking from web content creation and offline graphic design. I can handle things that hold still, but film is a different eagle that I am learning to fly with. I see a real need that I have is to be able to remove myself and make the flow and content so free-flowing that the viewer gets all absorbed in the film and doesn't get distracted by the flaws or seeming inexperience of the filmmaker. This I believe is the crux of this message by the legendary Mr. Anthony. Thanks so much for this inspirational content and for giving me tips I will be implementing this afternoon on a client experiment. (Rubbing hands together.) So exciting.
The b-roll in this short video is so impressive. Plus, you explained the behind the scenes thought that went into the shots. Absolute gold. You're a total legend! So inspiring.
I'm inspired and encouraged that it's not in the equipment but in the capturing of the soul of the content and revealing of my own soul, as the filmmaker, onto the screen. Loving it!
FYI: The walking feet that were edited/flipped have the Merrell brand name backwards. is there an easy editing fix to remedy such a scenario? (I'm also an editor/proofreader. :) )
Just like any other skillset, the secret to becoming a proficient filmmaker is PRACTICE! One of the best tips I can give is make failing FUN 👍🏻
Approach learning filmmaking like a child learning to play a new game with no reservation about looking or feeling like a beginner because thats where you are right now. The fun is the process of growing and practicing and messing up and then trying again!
@@MrPaulXavier You're entirely amazing, Mr. Paul. Thanks for your most delightful and encouraging reply. Love that.
I was wondering what if they make copies before as well say they were sent is it possible
Great advice sir!
Oh my goodness Thank You so much for opening up my imagination.
No problem 😊
Extremely helpful reminder that story is KING! In the music production world they say “it s the ear not the gear”. I also love it when a shoot gives me the opportunity to not just direct but also develop the subject s confident and craft in front of the camera. Coming from 20 years of show biz, i love it when i manage to get someone who s nervous or stiff to relax and be really authentic and happy, performing without pressure and actually enjoying it.
Thanks for all your hard work and insights:-) it s much appreciated.
David
The ear not the gear.. priceless
Love that line "It's the ear not the gear"!
Glad you enjoyed this Filmmaking tip! Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with my friend
@@MrPaulXavier YES hook me up with the PRIZE:-)!!! WOuld love to check out ETD cuz you guys ROCK!
Great tips again. Thanks guys!
Our pleasure Clint! Hope you and the family are well
Nice explanation of directing, especially at this level of production. Explaining coverage: (multiple shots for use in editing), movement of shot, either subject or camera view and inclusion of natural objects (rock, tree) to direct your viewers attention. Also, the awkwardness of having subject or shot composed or moving in the wrong direction- nice solution rotate shot in editing process. In pro filmmaking this "no no" is referred as "crossing or violating the line". Finally in a subtle way you do away with the old directorial/editorial proverb "we will fix in post". You correctly addressed that post production is an area to construct the directorial vision, not fix clumsy mistakes. Fix those in the shooting stage. It's a matter of thinking through and analyzing the shots you are aquiring, not planning on solving problems you missed. Multiple coverage another good tip, just don't over do it. That will bog you down when editing. Anyway good luck, good solid advice- thank you!
Wow!
Great video thanks for sharing 👏🤘
My parents: "What do you want to be when you grow up?"
Me: "Anthony Gallo"
Thanks for the amazing tips!
😂 wow this is hillarious
what a beautiful video i just purchased it and im not even a film maker. i actually drive trucks for a living lol. you guys got me
Beautiful and smooth 🔥!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks a lot
Your most helpful video yet!!!!
We are flattered! Thanks so much
We'll start making more content like this
This will be a massive time saver, thank you! I’ve often shot a mess of footage without a plan, only to face a nightmare in the editing room. Even if I can patch a story together, I’ve lost hours, even days doing it. On my next shoot I will be more intentional in how I create shots and how they will cut together 👍🏻
It's the biggest game-changer in a filmmakers skillset in our opinion. We've all been there and just shot footage for the sake of capturing the moment then were disappointed in post. Glad this filmmaking tip resonated with you Steve
Amen brother!! Days we will never get back... but i guess we can look at them as our tuition 😁
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I must admit... This hit home very well with me.
Very helpful! Life saver
Great to hear!
Very inspiring
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Great information!
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Awesome video
Thank you 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
I been telling people about this the longest!
Fantastic
THANK YOU❤️
You’re welcome 😊
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Hello,
I want to thank you profusely for your high level and easy to follow teaching style. I am taking the 14-Day Filmmaker Course, and I am finally able to understand the concepts of filmmaking and techniques.
I initially purchased another filmmaking course, which is okay, and introduced me to the world of filmmaking. However, it wasn't until I watched your lessons that I really understood the technical part and how it fits into the whole picture! You take the time to explain concepts in a detailed way that is not overwhelming for the students, which makes it easy for us to grasp the information and retain it. I hope somebody, I will be shooting videos lile you. With much gratitude, Diana.
Thank you for the kind words Diana! Glad you were able to really utilize our course!
Thanks for your video!! I am just starting out making tutorial videos but want to make them well. What software did you use to edit this video? Thanks!
This one was Adobe Premiere Pro. If you want to duplicate our editing workflow, we have a full online course that teaches it: mrpaulxavier.com/14-day-filmmaker
Anthony man, hit the nail on the head here big time!
100% AGREE
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Good advice. Tnx nd godbless
Glad you found this filmmaking tip helpful!
Anthony, you have a knack for breaking things down into its simpler components. Wides, mediums, close ups,,,,, sequencing,,,,,progressing the storyline. Breaking down the reasons why, and what to look for, making the most of your surroundings -- in short,,,,visual storyboarding,,, and training ones self to do this in the field or on the fly, if you will. I wished I had had a teacher like you with this gift of simplicity when I began my storytelling career in the "80s. Well done. This Ol' dog loved the tutorial. Keep that camera safely rolling- Murray.
Anthony has surpassed me in terms of likability and communication skills on camera in such a short timeframe its remarkable. And he's still only just getting started which is super inspiring.
Let us know if there are any other filmmaking tutorials you want us to create
How did you keep the gimbal so stable when taking those huge sideways steps at 11:23? I'm new to gimbals and it seems like even slightly bumpy steps mess with the shot, is this just a matter of practice?
It's definitely a skillset like practicing an instrument, the more you get out and use the gimbal the faster those bumps in your walk will start to look like nothing. Aside from that though, its still a slightly wider lens (35mm) and the wider it is the less bumps you will notice in the footage. Then finally you can also decrease the sensitivity of your gimbal settings, which essentially means you have to move the camera MORE in order to illicit a movement from the gimbal. Hope that helps!
- Anthony
For me, the advice I will use the most here is plan each scene rather than just shoot. Looking for ways to make mundane shots more interesting.
Precisely the takeaway we were hoping you'd get from this one Tim!
@@MrPaulXavier It's certainly given me some ideas for lots of things I am currently planning, so thanks again all of you..
Anytime brother!
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I'm in the 14 day film maker class and it is so well done! Very streamlined and packed with valuable information.
Glad to have you in the course, my friend! And thanks for sharing your feedback here.
- Anthony
I just got my first shipment of equipment today! So excited and glad to be a part of the community! 💡📷🎬📣
@@jordanturney1547 - NICE! Excited to see your practice exercises in the community
Great program - Recommend 100% !
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Shoot for the edit.... Thank you Anthony for the breakdown... Great tutorial.....
Appreciate the feedback!
I'm very happy with the product knowledge I've obtained from taking the 14 Day film maker class. In the last year I started and in the past 4 months my videos have really taken off. If you click on my page you can see the weekly progress. I give 100% props to this course. Excellent material!
Thanks so much for the review! Appreciate you implementing what you learn to improve :) Checked out your channel and love the different camera angles you are using in these
What FPS did you shoot, edit and export your Merral commercial at? looks great
Im stuggling to dial in what FPS I should be shooting specifically sports hype style ads, I was shooting 60 and converting to 24 but learned its dropping frames if not slow mo... 60 fps into 30timeline ?
TIA
Hi, so I’m a little confused. Does everything have to have a story line? Or does it have to have a sequence?
For example, a real estate video. Does it have to necessarily have a introduction, climax, and resolution? Or can it have a beginning ( exterior/ establishing scene) middle (inside shots of the house) end ( exterior/ pull outs of the house)?
Or someone making coffee. Does it have to be a problem and a solution, (the person feeling tired and weak so they get some coffee to feel better) or can it just be a person rising out of bed, putting on some clothes, and slippers, and some different shots of them making coffee?
Another thing: Lets say it’s me and my friends walking in the woods. Instead of just filming us walking in the woods, you’re saying to make a “story” out of that so it’s not just aimless clips combined together?
I forgot to add, do you have any videos similar to this but travelling alone, so having to direct yourself? Only I solo hike a lot, often in winter too so not as much daylight and so time is crucial. What I'm looking to do really is make approx 30 minute videos, without always having to bring out a big tripod but use my gimbal usually. Thanks again!
Great tips! and your right when you told Courtney to put her hand up and look into the distance 12:57 , it did look cheesy, but for a different reason than you thought.... the sun was on her back, not on her face. Oops lol
Agreed and thanks for sharing your feedback!
I just focused on studies for my 107 drone license pilot exam this past two weeks and wanted to get that exam done first . Being that i am a bit slower learner do to issues with a seizures periodically but not often and other things, i really want to focus on another course. Does it matter how long that i take to learn your program ? I would like to take my time with learning your program but again a long time either. Also how many hours a day would you recommend setting aside for study time? I am subbing to your channel now, thank you kindly.
You get lifetime access to all of our content when you enroll so no rush!
@@MrPaulXavier .... Thank you, I will be pulling my old computer out of storage and after it's set up, I will order it of course. I really enjoyed taking the 107 exam during the studies and feel your system would go hand in hand. My question to you would be how many hours approximately (does not need to be accurate) should a person spend a day on your program, just a tough estimate is all.
Looking forward to working with your program as I get better and better with my drones.
A few hours a day for 14 days is all it takes :)
@@MrPaulXavier ... Excellent thank you!
I want to join your 14 day program but I need to know if if it’s good for someone just starting out on RUclips without having yet posting a video
This was fabulous, thanks so much!! I feel like a.) I have good instinct, a lot of this is how I think, which is kind of awesome, and b.) I just learned a lot. Even though I just want to do simple stuff for IG and Tiktok, maybe some basic youtube vids, i might take your course! Is it still the same? Any chance one of those discounts is on Mac products? haha Thanks!
I want sound effects
From where U get it
I'm ready for your massive tip.
what do you do if you're trying to film yourself, you have no one else to film with? I want to create cinematic movies of myself by myself. outdoors and indoors.
You'll want to use tripods, sliders or find a friend who would be happy to film you. All of those are covered in the 14 Day Filmmaker program though if you want to learn more :)
@@MrPaulXavier Thank you
I am such a passenger! My directing debut starts today.
LETS GO! 🔥
Hi, you are so amazing with your videos it has to be said, congratulations on your training on youtube with your videos. Could you help me, I have Sony Alpha a6500 just need a very good Lens for music video clip.
I'm interested in the program but I have a fulltime job and a family. So my time is often limited to evening a and weekends. Is this a flexible thing or you sign up and it's the 14 days from there?
Absolutely, 14 Day Filmmaker is self-paced. So you get lifetime access to the content portal with all the training and materials and can go at your own pace. We just condensed what took us years to learn into a 14 day sequential program to make your life way easier
@@MrPaulXavier ok cool. That's awesome.
Anthony giving us some 'Scorsese' hacks! Thanks Guys
Martin Scorsese... One day we will meet him and ask him 4,000,000 questions lol
@@MrPaulXavier lol @ Paul
I just don't know how to do this on my channel for barbers. I shoot tutorials. How would this work for me?
Tutorial videos are a little different than slightly more "narrative" or "commercial" videos like we're talking about in this training. My advice would be to put an emphasis on capturing more visual b-roll to pair up with your tutorials. Plan ahead of time to incorporate more visual demonstrations, with more unique camera techniques that will keep viewers engaged.
- Anthony
@@MrPaulXavier thank you will start to incorporate this and see how people respond.