Beginner vs Pro B-Roll | How to shoot more creatively! The Cooking Special

Описание: So what is b-roll? 'B-roll' is the footage you put over your talking head clips that help to add interest to the video and further demonstrate what you're talking about.

Some videos are made entirely of b-roll, like the video we'll be using to demonstrate today. If you're not yet comfortable sitting in front of the camera you can create a voice over and use b-roll to fill in the entire video instead.

You may choose to film your own b-roll, but if don't have the time, tools, or interest to do that there are heaps of stock footage resources out there, both free and paid that I've linked below for you to have a look at:

Free Stock Footage Sites:
Pexels.com: https://www.pexels.com/videos/
Pixabay.com: https://pixabay.com/videos/
Mixkit.co: https://mixkit.co/free-stock-video/
Videvo.net: https://www.videvo.net/ (Free and paid options)

Paid Stock Footage Sites:
Shutterstock: https://www.shutterstock.com/video
Adobe Stock: https://stock.adobe.com/video
Artgrid.io: https://artgrid.io/

The recipe we cooked in the video (delicious! I highly recommend):
https://taylahskitchen.com/healthy-on...

For more tasty and healthy recipes check out: https://taylahskitchen.com/

Some fun tools for your smartphone to help you film more creatively:
Smartphone Gorilla Pod; a tripod with flexible legs that you can wrap around any surface to achieve those hard to get shots: http://thatcameragirl.com/smartphoneg... (Amazon)

Gorilla Pod; a full-size version for your camera: http://thatcameragirl.com/gorillapod (Amazon)

Smart Phone Gimbal; shoot incredibly steady footage using a gimbal specially designed for your smartphone. This setup is great for vlogging using your phone or filming on the go with a lot of motion: http://thatcameragirl.com/smartphoneg... (Amazon)

Smartphone tripod; keep it steady and record piece-to-cameras or timelapse footage using a tripod for your phone: http://thatcameragirl.com/42inchsmart... (Amazon)

More of my favourite tools to create professional videos...
Rode Wireless Go Microphone: http://thatcameragirl.com/rodego (Amazon)
Ring Light: http://thatcameragirl.com/ringlight (Amazon)
Small LED Light with coloured filters: http://thatcameragirl.com/ledtoplight (Amazon)

Some of the links are affiliate links which means I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Thanks to:
Karolina Grabowska from Pexels
Luis Quintero from Pexels
Vitaly Vlasov from Pexels
George Morina from Pexels
Kelly Lacy from Pexels
for some of the B-roll used in this video!

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