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4 cinematic gimbal moves #shorts #gimbalmoves #filmmaking #filmmakingtips

25 May 2023 · 1 min

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Areeb Mirza presents a brief tutorial listing four cinematic gimbal moves for short-form video: (1) Orbit — circle the subject while keeping them centered; (2) Pullback Reveal — move backward as the subject walks past for a reveal (timing is important); (3) Bottom-to-top Reveal — start with the gimbal near the floor and pull up while tracking for a character reveal; (4) 360 roll — pull out or in while rotating the camera (rotation method depends on the gimbal). The clip ends with prompts to save, share, and follow.

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Here are four gimbal moves that will make your video super cinematic. Let's go. The Orbit. This technique is fairly simple. It does take some practice to get it right, but it looks very good when executed properly. All you need to do is focus on keeping your subject in the center of the frame while moving around it. The Pullback Reveal. This one is probably the easiest one. All you have to do is move back and let your subject walk past you. Make sure the timing is correct in order for this to work. Bottom to top Reveal. Have your gimbal close to the floor and slowly pull up while simultaneously tracking your sub. This could be a great character reveal shot. The 360 roll. Now we can't forget the roll. Pull out or pull in while rotating your camera. This technique is widely used in fashion videos. As to how to rotate your camera depends on the gimbal. Don't forget to save this. And if you found this valuable, make sure you share with a friend. And don't forget to follow my page.