No matter what the situation, it's usually best to start a pan or tilt or zoom on one particular thing, and pan, tilt, or zoom to another particular thing. Start on one mountain peak, pan to another. Start on Mom's smiling face, tilt down to little Alice holding her spelling bee ribbon. Start on candles burning, zoom out to show a birthday party celebration. They just don't know what they're trying to show the viewer, and this happens because they haven't taken a moment to actually look at the scene.
Balanced Rock is an astounding sight.
Now, two things strike me about that videographer. And two, I sure hope I'm not asked over to his place to watch his vacation videos. By the way, Balanced Rock is a good place for a motivated move. Start at the bottom and tilt up to emphasize its height and power. Or start at the top and zoom out to reveal a tiny person at its base to accentuate its overwhelming size.