How I recorded my Fortnite Battle Royale Cinematics Before Replay Mode

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M1K3Editz

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30,900

Published on March 22, 2018 2:41:01 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSnJHJJHYiE

Game:

Fortnite (2017)

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Tutorial

Duration: 5:48

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Check out my updated tutorial using the new Fortnite Replay mode - https://youtu.be/9C4g0wyo6gU

(This video was recorded much before Replay mode was announced)

Hey what's up guys, Mike here presenting the long awaited, Fortnite Battle Royale Cinematic Tutorial. In this tutorial I will be giving you a step-by-step explanation on how to record first person Fortnite cinematic shots, as well as capture no hud, first person shots to use for thumbnails, showcases or wallpapers, 100% in the Battle Royale mode. (Not a low effort Save the World tutorial just to click-bait for views, because I create content to help the community, not to deceive my community for views)

Can't record your own shots or capture your own screenshots? Check out my Free to use Fortnite Content Pack, featuring 200+ Screenshots, and over 300 High Quality Cinematics, as well as a sound pack for the weapons of Fortnite - Battle Royale:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vP8E8e33LtfAOpXx2aM0Gdb9aGMyz2gU
(Please be aware that I'm still sorting out all the files in the Google Drive, 4GB of the total 14.7GB of shots are missing (got removed), after what happened with my Google Drive (explained in my previous video). Thank you for your paitence in this matter).

Having trouble following the tutorial? Download my custom, easy to use Fortnite Cinematic Tool to help show you the steps on the go, without having to re-watch this full tutorial here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=12XQrZM6OvuLYZSMjH-H5j3XiquLXeVKb

Be sure to let me know in the comments if this tutorial was helpful for either creating cinematic shots, or shots for thumbnails or wallpapers, as well as if you're having trouble following the tutorial or encountering any issues. I always try my best to respond to everyone's comments whenever I am online.

I had finally decided to do a public release of my method for creating these Cinematics, as well as release my custom tool, as other users who had leaked my method for Battle Royale. These users then created low effort still shots where there was only 1 axis movement with the camera (still shot just looking around, or a still looking with 1 axis movement) and then calling them 'cinematics' and charging people $5 for a 'pack' of them, which is really disappointing and disgusting to see people taking advantage of this method like this. I put in at least 200 hours of recording time, editing time, rendering time and uploading time into my packs which were ALL 100% free to download and use and people took advantage of my methods, as I only have a 20kb/s upload speed, by cloning and spamming out their still shots daily, and trying to sell them as 'cinematics' .

But back onto topic, I decided to release the tool, plus this tutorial as a thank you for the recent support I've been getting lately and ultimately reaching 1,000 subscribers and thought it was time to share my method, and also put a public release for my tool. Thank you again for the continued support.

-Mike

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