Traveling with your best gear can be nerve-racking. Toss in a few young children, a plane trip, a boat ride and tropical shower or two and you've got the makings of a category-four ulcer. You can lessen your stress by taking an older camcorder and second-string accessories, but if a trip is worth the hassle of lugging your gear in the first place, it's usually worth capturing with your best equipment. So here are five tips that will help you bring back quality shots and peace of mind.
A well-captured tracking shot will seem effortless in a finished film. However, as many filmmakers know, tracking shots are quite difficult to pull off. Despite their difficulty, they can make a static scene much more dynamic.
Let us take a look at the tracking shot and examine how filmmakers have used it in their work. Read more.
Out of the millions of creators making content online, only a fraction earn a living from their content alone. What sets these creators apart? Luck will always be a factor in finding YouTube success, but it also helps to have a strategy. To make YouTube your full-time career, you must treat it like a business. And that means having a business plan. Here, you'll learn why and how to create a business plan as a YouTuber. Read more.
Making a video requires many stylistic components, so much so that the pre-production phase can become overwhelmingly chaotic without careful planning. It's not uncommon for filmmakers to get lost when deciding on what visual style they want their video to have. One way filmmakers can plan and keep track of their chosen aesthetic is with a mood board.
You've likely heard the term before. Mood boards are used across various industries and for various reasons. But for filmmakers, they can be a huge help when working through pre-production. Let's go over mood boards in filmmaking and how they can help your video's visual style. Read more.
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