Vietnam can be both chaotic and tranquil at the same time and this video shows the contrast quite vividly without being too overwhelming like most travel videos about Vietnam. If you are looking to visit Vietnam in the future but are a bit scared of what to expect, this video should nudge you in the right direction. As the video mentioned, Peru is so much more than just Machu Picchu and the video really did a great job of showing the other side that is often neglected in Peru travel videos. You may visit Peru because of Machu Picchu, but you will stay in Peru because of its wonderful people. Peru is my favorite country in South America and after watching this video, it brought back so many great memories that I had throughout my one month trip there. "Contrasts of Peru" showcases the unique lifestyle of the locals and all the beautiful faces of the people that makes Peru such an amazing place to visit.
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To provide good videos with high resolutions, you need to invest in quality equipment and software. Also, editing software for your video editing here is where your video comes into its own. To start your travel vlog on the right track, you have to define your niche. Your niche determines the type of travel vlog you create.
Read about where you are visiting and everything about your niche. Here are vlogs that create videos on a specified subject. It could be on food, clothes, flight, attraction centers, etc. Content like " 5 food you should try in Las Vegas" or "7 places you can visit in Floride." Read more here. Certainly, your experience of visiting another spot may be super advancing.
Whether she's jumping out of a plane or working on the go, there is never a shortage of good content when it comes to Aly's YouTube travel videos. A boring workweek in the office can be escaped when you see through the eyes of a travel vlogger. Not only has technology made visuals that much more stunning to marvel at, but creators have given their channels a life of their own. They are a married adventure couple who live by the motto "Adventure is for Everyone" and their travel videos are often filled with fun, humour, inspiration and information. You’ll see them showcase the best travels of what the globe has to offer from places as far as Antarctica, the Caribbean and the South Pacific. If quirky and cute is what you look for in a YouTube channel, TJ Lee does it best.
I never feel comfortable filming myself so I guess I need to team up with someone when on the road and needing to film. We are working on my tour business and will be heading to WV this weekend to do some videos and the tips, especially Splasheo helps. And gave me some interesting ideas to follow my own path.
Living your passion for travel is one thing, but filming yourself doing it daily to weekly for binge watching audiences on YouTube is another! Yet, the list of travel vloggers on YouTube grows as storytelling techniques of its creators evolve to keep you tuned in. To become a travel vlogger there is only one piece of equipment that you need and that is a camera. You don’t need a big fancy camera or a light set or an external microphone; all you need is something that can record videos.
Limit your travel video to 2 minutes so that you don’t have to write a script and block every scene. If you want to shoot above three minutes, go to film school. I’d love travelog to see your film when you graduate, but not before.