Beginner VS PRO Gimbal Moves

Try these 10 Gimbal Moves: https://youtu.be/OaYPEJxTT3Y

as a wise man once said, "If you don't look stupid taking pictures, you're not a photographer"

One of the most underrated uses for a Gimbal that seems like NO ONE ever talks about is literally holding your Gimbal perfectly still, focusing on your composition, and letting the movement happen in the shot. Many times this can be WAY more cinematic than Top 10 Gimbal Movements for Cinematic Filmmaking!! Your gimbal is a tool for Stability but most IMPORTANTLY, it's one of the best tools for versatility. As the operator, you don't always need to add your own movement, you can use your gimbal as a Tripod too. "Well in that case why not just use a tripod if you want no movement" because again I reiterate the versatility part. A gimbal is small, light weight, and easy to carry around. If at any moment in run and gun situations, you will have the option to reposition if needed. We shoot our weddings with gimbal all day long and use a mixture of movements and also just stable non movement shots.

Beginner vs pro should be a series!

The fact that the seagull just sat on that rock and allowed you to film him is CRAZY!

Thank you for this fantastic explanation. I love how you compare side by side, and I also appreciate how you actually explain the logic behind why you should or shouldn’t do something a certain way. I feel like lots of other people just explain it like “don’t do it like this cause it just looks bad” but they don’t explain the way and break it down. Thank you for this video!

classic explanation bro... no time west... good editing and clear voice over quality... keep rocking 💥👌🤘💫

Dear Mr Dovey, I recently got a DJI RS2 Pro. and a Panasonic GH6 upgrading my setup. I have been shooting for about a decade, but had not been out for a while. I decided to touch up as I was feeling a bit uninspired with the new gear, and your video reminded me of some basics that were missing. Adding several new gear components, and the learning curve made it less obvious what my issue was. Your video outlined EXACTLY what I had been doing with my new gimbal. I just couldn't see it, and was thinking I may be losing my touch. I could not edit away those mistakes, and your video showed the issue I was having was not just one dimensional. I will never do this long enough to be like "Nope. Nothing new left to learn or review". Thanks for the relevant, easy to digest, and informative body of work. You are a great teacher...

This is incredible! I’ve been needing a tutorial like this. I need plan and find interesting things to tell a story in my videos! Thank you!

Appreciate your tips, I just bought the DJI RSC 2 Gimbal and I can use all the help I can get. Cheers!

Thanks for the useful information as always Jeven. The Beginner Vs Pro videos are always so informative. And I signed up for Wirestock!

When you watched both edits back to back, it really showed off the difference in looking for the more unique angles. Nice one Jeven 👍

This was a video that I pretty much needed! I'm nowhere near the Gimbal stage of shooting, but the "beginner v pro" comparison has shown me exactly where I was going wrong! So a humongous thank you :)

Thanks for the tips. Also make me realize how important is color grading and sound effects, with these things included, the first video can also be pretty nice. The fast rotation from the beginners video reminds me Wes anderson style, I love it haha

I actually like the look of focus racking from foreground to background subjects. It's not always the way to shoot reveal shots, but it's not always wrong either.

Love this. I’ve been shooting films professionally for years but as a super beginner at gimbal work this is awesome 👏🏻

Wow, dude. Incredible and practical advice that’s fairly easy to implement. Thank you so much!!!

Thank you for all of your input in to my understanding of drones and gamble.I hope you will keep doing what you are doing for as long you can. respect

One of the best instructional videos I've seen about this very topic; so helpful for beginners like me! Thank you so much!

Called out! I just used a gimbal for the first time on the trip this weekend and I was definitely using all beginner moves