Reddit mentions of Manfrotto Element Aluminum 5-Section Monopod, Red (MMELEA5RD)

Keep on shooting, it's the only way to learn.

I skimmed through your footage... I'd suggest trying to find more ways to stabilize your shots. Most of it is skill, the other part is gear. Maybe look into Monopods, it's a great balance between mobility and stability.

When you think you have framed a good shot, always roll on it for a few extra seconds before you move on. The more you edit, the more you realize how important this is.

Perhaps use focus peaking to help you nail the focus. It's hard when working from a tiny LCD screen sometimes, and focus peaking is usually quite accurate these days. I have it saved on my GH5 to toggle on/off... I'm always toggling it to double check in run-n-gun type shoots.

Lastly, maybe practice on less chaotic environments. Even us pros make mistakes in venues like that because we know we are missing shots so we rush.

Thank you! Yeah I agree my gopro leans more towards the cooler side of the spectrum. The Osmo Action's on board stabilization is super cool to mess around with. Almost feels like it's on a gimble without the hassle of extra weight and size.

The selfie stick is this one

SOONSUN 3-in-1 Aluminum Telescoping Selfie Stick Monopod Pole Handheld Grip with Tripod Stand for GoPro Hero Fusion/7/6/5/4/3+/3/2018/Session, AKASO, SJCAM Cameras and Cell Phones https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L3BWK5J/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_DtUjDb0XZ8A32

And I also had a monopod for my dslr that I threaded into the selfie stick more reach

Manfrotto Element Aluminum 5-Section Monopod, Red (MMELEA5RD) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MTLH408/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_StUjDb1Y1CXNG

*awesome screen name! Scott P. fan?