• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• For parallax shots - plant your feet and arc around the subject to get the smoothest motion.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• Practice every type of camera movement taught in the tutorials.

• Your footage looks shaky - make sure your stabilizer is calibrated.
• For parallax shots - plant your feet and arc around the subject to get the smoothest motion.
• Practice every type of camera movement taught in the tutorials.

• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.

• Capture exterior shots of your property.

• Don’t use more than one type of camera movement in a single clip.
• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• Be mindful of capturing your reflection in windows screens or mirrors.
• Practice every type of camera movement taught in the tutorials.
• For parallax shots - plant your feet and arc around the subject to get the smoothest motion.

• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• Consider getting a stabilizer - it will make your footage better!
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• For parallax shots - plant your feet and arc around the subject to get the smoothest motion.

• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• Practice every type of camera movement taught in the tutorials.

• Don’t use more than one type of camera movement in a single clip.
• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• Capture exterior shots of your property.

• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• For parallax shots - plant your feet and arc around the subject to get the smoothest motion.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• Capture exterior shots of your property.

• Don’t use more than one type of camera movement in a single clip.
• Shoot pans and tilts from the furthest corner of a room.
• Your footage looks shaky - make sure your stabilizer is calibrated.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.

• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.

• For parallax shots - plant your feet and arc around the subject to get the smoothest motion.
• For boom shots - keep your camera pointed forward and avoid tilting your camera.
• When capturing slides - keep your camera parallel to the opposite wall and walk in a straight line across the room.
• Capture exterior shots of your property.
• Capture a variety of angles - avoid filming a room from one spot.
• Consider getting a stabilizer - it will make your footage better!