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Even putting milk into your coffee or watching TV – there are so many aspects of everyday life that you usually ignore that look completely different when slowed down.ĭan: I like that the Super Slow-mo technology is built into the phone, because you could be on a jog in the park or walking your dog and think “I wonder what that looks like in slow motion,” and just whip out your phone and see for yourself. For instance, if you look at a shower, you see droplets of water turn into a stream and into beads of water.

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Gavin: I feel like even before you go to work every day, there are so many moments full of emotion.

What are some good examples of moments in daily life that would look great captured in slow motion with the Galaxy S9? So it’s not just footage – it’s more engaging. We try to engage people with that as well, so it appeals to a broad audience. And we’re not just showing them a video we’re presenting it and going through the experiment with them – showing them the setup, did it go well or did it not, and anything funny that happened. There’s a lot of beauty in the world, even in normal, everyday subjects when they’re slowed down.ĭan: When we slow everyday things down, we’re showing something they haven’t seen before. Gavin: We’re showing the audience something that they’ve seen hundreds of times, something that they can relate to, but at a much, much slower pace. What do you think has made your creations resonate so well with viewers? There’s no strict rule to our channel besides shooting stuff in slow motion, so we can choose what we want. Gavin: Yeah, we’re lucky enough to be able to do such a wide variety of subjects. It’s not scientific, it just looks cool for that split second – one that you don’t get to see in real life, but that you can see in slow motion. We were so young, and Gavin was so capable of using because of his job, so it was a cool opportunity that led us to what we do.ĭan: Sometimes our videos are very scientific, and we’ll discover something that might not have been seen before. Eventually, I got Dan involved because Dan, to me, was the best person I knew to get banter on camera, and we started a YouTube channel with these incredible cameras that not many people had access to at the time.ĭan: I would say that cameras like these, at the time, were very uncommon. Gavin: I used to be a high-speed camera operator for the British film industry, so I was able to play around with these cameras in our off time. How did you first get into making slow-mo videos?

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