How to Vlog: Tips from a Daily Vlogger
- 6 years ago
Here are some tips on how to vlog like a pro from a daily vlogger.\r
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Since I had just the day in Madrid before catching my flight, I thought Id walk you guys through the various shots I use in my vlog. Essentially, Im pointing out mostly the B-Roll footage, but also the editing and gear. All-in-all, this works out as a bit of a guide on how to vlog travel or really anything. And, of course, the tips on how to vlog like Casey Neisat or Lost Leblanc are coming from myself who, as a daily vlogger might have a slightly different take on things.\r
Daily vlogging can be a bit of a mission, but its definitely rewarding, and as long as you know how to get the type of shots you should be getting its not as hard as you might thing. Of course, the importance of B-roll in shooting a vlog is really important. And, shooting different types of footage is equally important.\r
In this vlog about vlogging, I show you some of my favourite vlogging techniques such as time lapse, hyperlapse, and slow-mo. I also talk about the type of softward youtubers use to edit vlogs.\r
My day was spent vlogging all over Madrid. Its a fun city to photograph, and a great place to get the camera on. I think each time I come back to Madrid I like it a little bit more. Its a beautiful city with lots to see and shoot. It makes for a fun place to gather B-roll footage and was the perfect place to put together thison how to vlog, and give you my tips as a daily vlogger.\r
I end theat the airport in Madrid as Im about to set off once again. This time, Im heading to Buenos Aires.\r
I hope thison how to vlog was helpful. Stay tuned for future s to see how I put them all into price in my life as a photographer and daily travel vlogger.
Instagram: The Gimbal: \r
Twittemr: \r
Facebook: \r
\r
Since I had just the day in Madrid before catching my flight, I thought Id walk you guys through the various shots I use in my vlog. Essentially, Im pointing out mostly the B-Roll footage, but also the editing and gear. All-in-all, this works out as a bit of a guide on how to vlog travel or really anything. And, of course, the tips on how to vlog like Casey Neisat or Lost Leblanc are coming from myself who, as a daily vlogger might have a slightly different take on things.\r
Daily vlogging can be a bit of a mission, but its definitely rewarding, and as long as you know how to get the type of shots you should be getting its not as hard as you might thing. Of course, the importance of B-roll in shooting a vlog is really important. And, shooting different types of footage is equally important.\r
In this vlog about vlogging, I show you some of my favourite vlogging techniques such as time lapse, hyperlapse, and slow-mo. I also talk about the type of softward youtubers use to edit vlogs.\r
My day was spent vlogging all over Madrid. Its a fun city to photograph, and a great place to get the camera on. I think each time I come back to Madrid I like it a little bit more. Its a beautiful city with lots to see and shoot. It makes for a fun place to gather B-roll footage and was the perfect place to put together thison how to vlog, and give you my tips as a daily vlogger.\r
I end theat the airport in Madrid as Im about to set off once again. This time, Im heading to Buenos Aires.\r
I hope thison how to vlog was helpful. Stay tuned for future s to see how I put them all into price in my life as a photographer and daily travel vlogger.