HomeJust One ThingThe Marching Band Trick to Steadier Handheld Moving ShotsLIGHTAUTO NEXT 00 Please login to vote. Sign In PREV VIDEO NEXT VIDEO MORE VIDEOS William Fox – The Forgotten Hollywood Mogul | THE STUDIOS Pulling a Green Key with Something Green in the Shot (AE Tutorial) Editing to the Beat – the One Frame Trick Addendum! The One Frame Trick (Now Rectified for YouTube) The Editing Techniques of THE BATMAN The Marching Band Trick to Steadier Handheld Moving Shots Fixing Perspective Issues with Corner Pin The Fundamentals of Tilt Shift Lenses Why are Anamorphic Bokeh Oval Lighting Tip: Shoot the Fill Side (Just One Thing) The Marching Band Trick to Steadier Handheld Moving Shots John P. Hess Subscribe Subscribed 0 159 videos 0% 2.06K Views 0 Likes September 5, 2020 Just One ThingProductionVideos By John P. Hess 0 Comments Support us on Patreon! https://patreon.com/filmmakeriq John dips into his marching band experience for a tip on how to create smoother walking shots regardless of whether you’re going handheld or using a gimbal #Filmmaking #Camera #Handheld #CameraTechniques (Visited 2060 times, 1 visits today) Show more Filmmaker IQFilmmakingJohn HessJohn P. HessVideography PREV The Editing Techniques of THE BATMAN John P. Hess August 26, 2020 NEXT Fixing Perspective Issues with Corner Pin John P. Hess September 24, 2020 You Might Be Interested In 0 Hollyland Lark Max Review John P. Hess March 7, 2024 0 Shooting Multicam as a Solo Filmmaker John P. Hess February 13, 2024 0 Flavors of Time (48 Hour Film Project) John P. Hess February 10, 2024 0 What Frame Rate is Needed to Simulate Reality John P. Hess July 8, 2023 0 What is the Frame Rate of the Human Eye? John P. Hess March 31, 2023 0 What is a Normal Lens John P. Hess January 11, 2023 0 A 24fps Filmmaker Reacts to Avatar 2 in “HFR” John P. Hess December 27, 2022 0 The History of 20th Century Fox | THE STUDIOS John P. Hess February 6, 2022 LEAVE YOUR COMMENT Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
