Brandon Wong

From 2:23 to 2:38, these crazy circular fast motion movements. how they do that?!!!

Hey everyone. I'm a big fan of the dolly in/out camera movement. I was wondering if this could be achieved via using a camera slider like this : https://www.amazon.com/Neewer-Stabilization-Capacity-Perfect-Photography/dp/B00LX1ERI6/ref=sr_1_5?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1480918709&sr=1-5&keywords=camera+slider or would I need a higher base, accompanied with a longer lens? Thanks!

https://www.amazon.com/Magnus-VT-300-Video-Tripod-Fluid/dp/B005GMWNY8/ref=sr_1_2?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1470863867&sr=1-2&keywords=magnus+tripod its a cheap tripod but works very well for my caliber of work. just need a bit of loosening.

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I have a fluid head tripod and am beginning to experience a little bit of stiffness during the pan and tilt. Solutions for this? Maybe WD-40?

what's the difference when exporting in "Apple Devices" and "Master File" in Final Cut X? Which will have better resolution when transferred to my phone?

what do i want my frame size to be?

hey everyone, i shoot on a panasonic GH3. I was wondering which format (MP4, AVCHD, and MP4) is the best to shoot with when exporting later for Instagram and twitter. These social media platforms tend to have pretty hard compression when I try to post some of my videos. Is there a solution to this or am I just exporting too large? Please help!!

I shoot my videos on my panasonic GH3 1080 720, edit in final cut pro x, and export as a MP4. I like to post my work on Instagram. But when doing so, the quality significantly degrades to around 360 and maybe around 240. Is there a reason for this? It is because of my camera? or should I export as something different like MOV or AVCHD?