116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Good to be used during situations that offer a special view. Like you wouldn't do this in a Starbucks, but you could use it at a rooftop bar or a cafe with huge windows. Resorts usually want us to showcase their breakfast, but honestly breakfast food is the same all around the world. So we make it more about the atmosphere rather than the food. You could also do this at a museum cafe

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

If you want to make something look more interesting in a cafe this is the way to do it. Your'e basically accomplishing 2 things in one clip which adds more substance. We see the colourful meal they offer while getting a tour of their interior.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

If you want to make something look more interesting in a cafe this is the way to do it. Your'e basically accomplishing 2 things in one clip which adds more substance. We see the colourful meal they offer while getting a tour of their interior.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

movement on movement to showcase surroundings. It can be used anywhere. panning slowly while walking forward with the steady cam melly technique

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Have a subject in the frame for scale. The look back makes you feel like you're there with them and makes the story more immersive. Keep subject small in the frame because it's more about the surrounding rather than them. This was filmed on wide angle lens

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Filmed with an old phone. Demonstrates that you don't need to best and newest to make a good story. What's important here is that it's smooth and the subject is not overpowering the frame. She's taking up less than half of the screen.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

He's providing scale to how small the fridge door entrance is

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Subject always small in the frame. always more about the surroundings.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

showing a beautiful setting to the coffees to friends gathering. Moving filming backwards rather than forwards It shows off the views, the service and the fun interior experience. The reveal keeps people's attention rather than just wanting to skip the story because something new is always entering the frame.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Movement on movement to 2 people enjoying 2 different activities in the same environment

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Subjects are staying still in the middle of your frame and you're the one moving in a circle showing off the surroundings.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Sometimes doing a full 360 orbit is boring and half an orbit around the subjects is enough to get the gist of it

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

If we filmed this in normal speed, it would have lost people's attention. This gives an idea of the surroundings in one clip. It's important to remember that while you film in timelapse mode you move slowly and don't pan around from side to side. Don't worry if it takes you more than 1 try to get it right as that is common.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

Hovering and panning over after everything is set in place. Only good to do when you have at least 3 things set out.

116 Spadina Ave
Toronto, ON

unstable, too fast, turning too much, dizzy.