six vlogging hacks in under six minutes what's up everyone my name is
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vlogging hacks and under six minutes 666
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like it's right here hack number one is gonna be storytelling
in your video just like this video right here I told you what's gonna happen in
the video 6 vlogging hacks in under 6 minutes so when you're vlogging let's
say you're artists in you have a show and the vlogger should be I performed in
Ohio I performed in Miami if you're a producer you're headed to the studio and
make beats like I cooked up a crazy beat tell people in the very beginning what's
gonna happen in your video bring them along the way document what's happening
and then at the very end make sure you deliver what it is that you told them
the video is gonna be about storytelling it's just like movies are you tuned in
to see what happens that's what vlogging is you're bringing
people along for the ride so make sure you capture everything to tell a good
story to your audience
hack number two is use b-roll show your surroundings get some nice music if your
music producers showcase your beats if your artists showcase your songs say
some music switch it up show people a little bit of b-roll of what's going on
and then also your surroundings you can tell a story will b-roll too. If you don't
know how to film slow motion b-roll which I think helps take your vlogs to
the next level to make them look more cinematic I have a tutorial I'll put a
link on the screen and in the description going over three tips to
feeling better b-roll settings are very important this doesn't look too good
does it kind of looks like it makes you feel like way too up close and personal
hold on one second there we go right hack number three is
use a wide-angle lens the lens I just had on there was a 55 millimeter
remember pretty much the higher the millimeter the more up close it is the
lower the millimeter the wider and more far out it is this right here is at 16
millimeters if you can get a lens that has a decent range of like let's say 16
the 35 millimeter that's a great vlogging lens I like to keep mine out
more at like 16 20 24 millimeters any one of those is gonna be good for
vlogging switching your microphone I'm gonna show you so pay attention now how
my voice sounds right here versus versus how my voice sounds right here it's just
changing the direction of your mic and it'll actually stay in place but a lot
of times let's say you're trying to show people what's going on and talk at the
same time like look we're downtown Lansing right now here's what's going on
Malik's right here getting some footage buildings over there you want to show
people but explain at the same time this way it's good to turn your mic around
the other way audio is a key factor in video content a lot of times people put
their phones down and they're just listening so make sure your audio is
good I'm using a rode videomic pro I want to say it's like a two hundred
dollar bike actually don't have an affiliate link but number five our hack
number five is gonna be to use transitions once it for a transition is
to be moving the camera a certain direction let's say you're moving the
camera left and then you whip and then when you
get your next shot it's a going into it
or you can do different things like the most common typical cheesy overuse
transition is like you see right there you can take people to the next location
just like this we're gonna magically appear in my home kitchen in three two
one and just like that we're here it's the whole staying in the same spot snap
your fingers clap your hands jump do some sort of movement and then cut it
line it up to the next clip can you transition another point transition to
do is this aren't you guys hack number six is to be genuine be true to so don't
try to be someone you're not the audience is gonna see through the bush
so my advice would be to be as transparent as possible be true to
yourself over time as you continue to do vlogs you'll get more and more
comfortable trust me I'm very shy even to this day this is a very fucking
awkward thing for me to do to talk to a camera over time you will get a little
bit better each video you do and just try to improve with each vlog being
comfortable being yourself people will accept you for you trust me well that's
the end of this video if you found this video helpful also check out my video
why you need to vlog as a music producer a rap artist videographer just a
creative in general documenting your journey is very important and I did a
video where I explained why put a link to that on the screen and in the
description and pin comments thank you all for watching that's the end of the
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