(Long read but its just advice for you for newer videos.)
Look fumples, your shaky camera has gotten better but still isn't that good, and dont, just dont use cloverfield as an example to shaky cam. The only time it should be used as an example is if the camera in the movie is a handheld camera and that it is obvious it's a handheld camera. and scoutking is right, and yes i know cat rom is amazing but you shouldnt just use it solely to make you videos, play around with a camera while holding it in a physgun you can get some good shots with it, and during action scenes dont have your cat track so rounded and don't just use cat, use static and some physgun shots! An action scene is rough and should have sharp cam movements, and also shouldn't be a shot circling a point, keep the action scenes camera shots within a small area and with less wide movement, and during car chases its simple stuff like a shot from the passengers car door looking at the car behind it, or a shot of the tires rounding the turn than make it more interesting. So get more creative with the camera angles. And yea i know its a pain but break down scenes and during points, stop the scene to switch camera angles and run the scene again. Like tell your self that from point a to point be the car will be swerving away from bullets, so ill get a shot down the street low looking at the car getting hit, than stop the scene, than tell your self ok at point b the car is going to ramp off the back of that flatbed and do a barrel roll and land on its roof, so ill re start the scene from a point in the beginning and get a shot from the flatbed of it launching, and then ill run the scene again and get one of it spiraling in the air and landing. Get what I'm saying? Cinematography Isn't just in a solid shot but many shots of a single scene.
I do. I try to do it sometimes, and when I do do it, I feel proud of myself, but in the example in this video, I wasn't really planning on making anything big. I understand what you're saying, however sometimes it is just frustrating and difficult to re-do scenes over and over. We all know how it feels.