EASY HACKS TO MAKE YOUR VIDEOS VIRAL || Photo Hacks and DIY Ideas by 123 GO!

Introduction

How Filmmakers Capture Fast Blooming Flowers

The magic behind filmmakers capturing flowers blooming in seconds is revealed through time-lapse photography. This technique condenses weeks of blooming into a brief moment, creating stunning visuals for the audience.

Western Film Illusion

Want to create the illusion of spending a day horseback riding for your very own western film? By framing the shot to exclude your legs, you can make it look like you're riding horses and exploring mountains without ever leaving your backyard.

Sneezing Trick with a Hanger

Vicky demonstrates a quirky trick involving a hanger. By attaching a device made of hangers to her head and controlling it with her hand, she creates the illusion of an unsteady head whenever she sneezes. Clever and amusing!

DIY Music Video

Olivia stars in her music video, using creative tricks to enhance the effect. With Vicky helping out by walking in front of her and throwing chalk into the air, Olivia achieves that dramatic, chalk-dusted background signature in many music videos.

Levitating Illusion

An experimental take on levitating, Vicky uses camera angles smartly. She balances on her toes out of the camera's view and stands on a table with her feet isolated on screen, making it appear as though she is floating. A remarkable viewpoint manipulation technique.

Fast-Growing Flower in Hand

Ready to see a flower magically grow out of your hand? Hold the flower between your fingers while keeping dirt in your palm. Have a friend film it as you gradually pull the flower stem down through your fingers. When played in reverse and sped up, it looks like a fast-growing flower.

Faux Wind in Hair for Music Videos

With Vicky fanning Olivia’s hair while she sings, the shot mimics the dramatic, windblown look of classic music videos. Combine it with powerful vocals, and you get an epic moment on camera.

Catch the Train Scene

Although it seems like Olivia is dramatically trying to catch a train, the footage cleverly uses misrepresentation by showing her running without the actual train in sight, contributing to suspenseful storytelling.

Perfect Stretch with Camera Angles

Achieve the perfect stretch without breaking a sweat using clever camera angles. Style the angles to make an impressive visual effect without needing to perform an actual stretch.

Apple Illusion and Eerie Double Vision

Combining Photoshop skills with camera tricks, create an illusion like Vicky appearing to devour an apple in an unusual way or Mia creating a doppelgänger reflection in the photo.

Magic with Floating Ball

Vicky creates an illusion of a floating ball using a kitchen ladle. The ladle is hidden off-camera, making the ball seemingly hover by magic.

Mirror Game with BFF

In the classic mirror game, Vicky and her friend Heli synchronize movements to create the illusion of Vicky controlling a phone camera with just her hand motions—a brilliant demonstration of coordination and timing.

Human Puppet Master

Amy controls Sophia with strings, making it appear Sophia is moving independently. This puppet master trick creates an engaging and strange-yet-hilarious visual.

BLOOPERS

Don't miss the bloopers at the end, showcasing the behind-the-scenes fun and mishaps that happened while filming these creative tricks.

Keywords

• Time-lapse photography
• Western film illusion
• Sneezing trick with a hanger
• DIY music video
• Levitating illusion
• Fast-growing flower
• Faux wind in hair
• Catch the train scene
• Perfect stretch
• Photoshop illusions
• Floating ball trick
• Mirror game
• Human puppet master
• Bloopers

FAQ

Q: How do filmmakers make flowers bloom in seconds? A: They use time-lapse photography to condense the growing process, making it look fast-forwarded.

Q: Can I create a horseback riding scene without a horse? A: Yes, by adjusting the camera framing to hide your legs, you can simulate horseback riding.

Q: What's the secret behind Vicky's levitating trick? A: It's all about camera angles and standing positions; she stands on her toes or a table while isolating her feet on the screen.

Q: How do I make it look like a flower is growing out of my hand? A: Use a friend to film, pull the flower stem through your fingers slowly, and then speed up and reverse the footage in editing.

Q: What's the mirror game trick with a phone camera? A: Two friends synchronize movements with one imitating the other, giving the illusion that one is controlling the camera with gestures.

Q: How can I appear to stretch impressively without actual effort? A: Use camera angles creatively to give the impression of a perfect stretch.

Q: How do Olivia and Vicky create the floating ball trick? A: Vicky uses a hidden ladle to make the ball appear as if it's floating.