These awesome list of tips and best practices will help you improve the quality and engagement of your videos. Here is part 2 of how to use your smartphone to produce professional-looking videos. 1. Always shoot with your rear or back camera rather than your front camera because the front camera can capture 1080 frames per second. However, the quality is much higher with the rear/back camera, which can capture 4k at 60p or even 1080p at 240fps. 2. If your camera has grid lines, activate them when recording video. This provides you with a useful reference for keeping your phone level and assists you in composing your subject in a balanced manner. 3. Prevent shaky video: Shaky videos are boring and unprofessional, which may be one of the reasons people don’t watch your videos all the way through. Your shots shouldn’t appear unsteady if you’re panning, doing a crane shot, or dollying from side to side. When taking videos, either keep your camera mounted to a tripod or move steadily and...