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I feel like these videos were made in 1997 as instructions on how to teach film making at community college
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Thanks for the tips - I'm just starting my own videomaking channel, and information like this is invaluable - Cheers.
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@2legit2quitz that's not a deadly sin, that's a fatal stupidity
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1:54 staring at this is a deadly sin lol
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oh shit...I think Ive broken all of these!
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you forgot underwater shots without a camera suit!
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@baba44713 lol
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Why does everyone keep using the word "talent"? (I actually know why). Call them what they are, models or actors. Geez.. I know using "talent" is a way to steer away from gender bias ('-or' vs '-ress') ; but "talent" itself is a bit of a masculine word, so nothing is accomplished by using it. Also the fact it does not take any "talent" to stand still in front of a camera.
Mastering how to shoot textbook, (as these fixes show), is a pre-requisite for effectively breaking the rules of textbook shooting. However, it's just as important to know why, and what a composition is for.
Videoscape 4 months ago
@Videoscape Exactly!
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videomaker 4 months ago
i dont see these as wrong, i think film making does not have a specific way.. its how ever you think your movie should look and if it goes with the story..
LooneyM3 4 months ago
@LooneyM3 Some directors do purposely use these techniques for effect, but for most of us these are things that you'll generally want to avoid unless there's some compelling narrative reason not to. It's really a matter of knowing the rules before you can know when to break them.
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videomaker 4 months ago 5
Other than the first one, these aren't necessarily wrong. In fact some of these are great assets for visual story telling. Like a high angle shot of somebody can make them look small and insignificant. I'm just saying, these are not mistakes (other than the lighting one). More stylistic choices.
guitarman9526 5 months ago
@guitarman9526 True, these techniques can sometimes be used purposely for effect. But it's a matter of knowing when to use them rather than using them indiscriminately as some beginning videographers do.
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The Videomaker Team
videomaker 5 months ago