How to shoot reels, instructions, and a bonus app for editing.
In our previous article, we discussed what Instagram stories are, how they work, and how to shoot them. Today, we'll continue the topic about Instagram and cover: What are reels and why do we need them? How to shoot reels? And a couple of interesting, useful editing tools.
The video format reels on Instagram was introduced in 2020. It is designed for creating creative clips up to 60 seconds long. The highlight of this format is:
The standard format for reels:
This is necessary for creating high-quality, vibrant, and beautiful short video clips that are becoming more and more popular every day. For example, for people who want to entertain themselves and quickly pass the time, there are various themes, such as animals, entertainment shows, ridiculous moments of people, and much more.
Additionally, this is a useful tool for promoting businesses such as online stores, beauty salons, various services, and online schools like Loftschool: https://instagram.com/loftschool_ru?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU=
There are a few rules to follow to ensure that your reels video is recommended not only to your followers but also to the audience that enjoys the content you create. These rules include:
There are several options for filming and uploading videos.
One of which is to film a video through the Instagram app.
Open the app > swipe right > the camera opens > select reels mode under the circle > press and hold the circle. Done.
The second way is to film a video on your phone > open the Instagram app > open the camera > select reels mode > tap the square in the lower left corner > select the video > upload it.
It's not that difficult, is it? Really?
The app itself has many built-in filters, masks, music, and more. But what if you want something else? For example, you liked another video editing app. You filmed a clip there, edited it, and want to transfer it to Instagram? No problem.
Top 3 video editors that will help you put together and enhance your story and showcase it to your audience.
Read. Use. Enjoy.
That's all for today. Have a great day, friends!