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Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Video BLog
Rule of Thirds: when you divide the shot into three lines horizontal and vertical put the most important thing where the lines intercept at the top.
180 rule: having an imaginary line and keeping the camera on one side.
Lighting in an interview: 3 lights, key light; bright light. Fill light; back lights, helps the key light. Back light, helps separate the subject from the background.
diffuse your light
nose room; leave more space in front of nose
head room; no space above head. compose shot so the persons eyes are at the top of the frame
compose so the subject isn't breaking frame
think about the back ground just as much as the foreground.
Mise en Scene is the setting of an event
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Book Homework!
1. Leave the audience wanting more. If you don't they'll leave you.
2. Every video needs a clear intent. ( what you want your video to give off to the audience )
3. Also note hat why should we care leads you to a strong intent
4. I'll brain storm by separating my ideas into two separate parts " making a list " & making choices "
5. Consider the likely target audience of your video
6. A story has for elements: a hero, a beginning, a middle, and an end.
7. To make a video that holds our attention you have to cut
8. Ask yourself what's this shot about , if you can answer in a complete sentence you have a good shot
9. Planning is easier. Fewer different shots = less work
10. Intrigue is the most powerful currency in modern entertainment
11. If you think hard enough about your project to boil it down to a sentence or two it will be that much easier to stay focused enough in your execution to get it done right
12. The advantage of knowing our genre is what we can help interested people find out work quickly
13. Structure is everything in films
14. Writing your video ahead of time lets you do the hard work of making your story great the least expensive way possible on paper
15. Less is more
16. Even for real life events there's no excuse for not planning
17. Shit lists are such an important tool that it's worth going though the lorises of creating one in detail.
2. Every video needs a clear intent. ( what you want your video to give off to the audience )
3. Also note hat why should we care leads you to a strong intent
4. I'll brain storm by separating my ideas into two separate parts " making a list " & making choices "
5. Consider the likely target audience of your video
6. A story has for elements: a hero, a beginning, a middle, and an end.
7. To make a video that holds our attention you have to cut
8. Ask yourself what's this shot about , if you can answer in a complete sentence you have a good shot
9. Planning is easier. Fewer different shots = less work
10. Intrigue is the most powerful currency in modern entertainment
11. If you think hard enough about your project to boil it down to a sentence or two it will be that much easier to stay focused enough in your execution to get it done right
12. The advantage of knowing our genre is what we can help interested people find out work quickly
13. Structure is everything in films
14. Writing your video ahead of time lets you do the hard work of making your story great the least expensive way possible on paper
15. Less is more
16. Even for real life events there's no excuse for not planning
17. Shit lists are such an important tool that it's worth going though the lorises of creating one in detail.
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