This graduation thesis is based on travel videos which are getting more and more popular these days. As for their rise in popularity, the source of the sudden trend comes from the YouTube channel of a young Canadian Sam Kolder. Although YouTube and Vimeo v-logging fever has been around for some time, it is considered that this particular Canadian youtuber has changed the view on the construction of such videos. In combination of videos that are recorded with both DSLR and GoPro cameras the photos are what actually makes them unique. Using photographic techniques such as timelapse and hyperlapse you get the effect of the faster time flow. Since the techniques are based on actual photographies it takes time to create such an effect but with today's program tools the postproduction is quite simple. Those techniques turned out to be quite interesting to the artists around the globe and it only felt natural that those program tools became available directly all over the web and even mobile platforms. With their appearance on the market everyone who is not in possesion of a DSLR camera can still pull off a decent artwork using those techniques. To back up the summary, I personally created my own version of a travel video. Using many of different effects which also include timelapse and hyperlapse I wanted to add some magic to the video itself. As for tips and tricks I used advices from vlogger Thomas Alex Norman and many other tutorials which I found on the web.