You can make much better GoPro (Hero 7) travel videos if you use these 10 GoPro camera moves (they can be made with and without a gimbal):

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TOPIC OF THIS VIDEO:
1: Tilt Up Bottom
This shot is often used in Hollywood movies because it looks so cinematic and it is great to reveal a scene. Why not using a GoPro and a gimbal for this kind of shot and include it in your cinematic GoPro travel videos?

2: Drone POV
One of the most spectacular GoPro shots you can get nowadays. Take your gimbal and tilt your GoPro Hero 7 sidewards in each curve. This makes it look like a FPV drone shot and it's very cool for your GoPro Hero 7 travel videos.

3: Turn Around
This cinematic GoPro Hero 7 gimbal move is great for 2 things; as a shot itself and as the first part of a transition. I am going to show you both possibilities you have with this cinematic move!

4: Passing Objects
This is by far my favorite shot in this video because it looks so Sam Kolder like. Take your gimbal and your GoPro Hero 7 and pass with it objects very close and fast. This will look so cinematic and it will highly improve your GoPro Hero 7 travel videos.

5: Motion Time Lapse
Also a very cinematic way to improve your GoPro Hero 7 travel videos. I shortly explain you how to get your cinematic gimbal shot, it is very easy.

6: Bike
If you have a bike you can use it to speed up your cinematic GoPro Hero 7 gimbal moves for your GoPro travel videos. Just mount yourself on the bike and film the stuff you want to film. Like that you will get a much faster camera movement which results in a more cinematic look.

7: Sky
The typical Miami Beach palm tree shot. I show you how it's done with your gimbal, it's pretty simple and it looks very cinematic, so it's a great camera movement you should include in your cinematic GoPro travel videos.

8: Tilt up
This shot is a combination between gimbal shot 1 and gimbal shot 7. It is also a very cinematic one which you can easily include in your GoPro travel videos. I explain you in the video exactly how to do that.

9: Rise
By far the easiest shot but not less cinematic. Just lift your gimbal with the GoPro (Hero 7) up while filming and that's it.

10: Reveal
This shot is great to make cinematic transitions for you GoPro travel videos. Just place your gimbal close to any object and move it fast backwards. Like that you will get the cinematic reveal effect.

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