Hi,
OK, let's start shooting! Now I've introduced some great presenters talking about film making. Now, I hope you've been inspired to just grab a camera or even a phone and start shooting! Doesn't matter what it is as long as you have a desire and a purpose then go ahead.
I like Jason's tip for the continuous shot. After all, you can edit the shot later.
Have you filmed anything yet? What's your topics? Comment below.
Showing posts with label film making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film making. Show all posts
Monday, July 9, 2018
Sunday, June 17, 2018
How to VLOG! Complete Newbie Guide.
Hi,
Some of you are just starting out. Some of you may want to put out a regular video, maybe become a Vlogger. Here's Casual Steve with how to start out. Very basic, and the best way to get started. Have a look and see what you think. I think some good advice. What do you think? Comment below.
However as everyone says, Just do it! It only gets better!
Some of you are just starting out. Some of you may want to put out a regular video, maybe become a Vlogger. Here's Casual Steve with how to start out. Very basic, and the best way to get started. Have a look and see what you think. I think some good advice. What do you think? Comment below.
However as everyone says, Just do it! It only gets better!
Saturday, June 16, 2018
WHY COMPOSITION Is SO Important... And ITS FREE
Hi,
I've got another clip from Matti Haapoja again. This time he talks about composition. Some very good points. Regardless of what stage you're at, it's good to always think of how to set up your framing. After a while it will become automatic. You just look for the focus point of your subject, and the leading lines leading to it.
There are some great examples of the 'Rule of Thirds'.
He speaks about the shot with the tent. I think it looks OK, though he does give the impression that he would prefer it in the middle of the frame. What do you think? Do you agree with his comments? Let me know below.
I've got another clip from Matti Haapoja again. This time he talks about composition. Some very good points. Regardless of what stage you're at, it's good to always think of how to set up your framing. After a while it will become automatic. You just look for the focus point of your subject, and the leading lines leading to it.
There are some great examples of the 'Rule of Thirds'.
He speaks about the shot with the tent. I think it looks OK, though he does give the impression that he would prefer it in the middle of the frame. What do you think? Do you agree with his comments? Let me know below.
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