Video for Photographers: 1 Filmmaking Essentials

Video for Photographers: 1 Filmmaking Essentials

38mBeginner2015-06-26

Authors

Eduardo Angel

Eduardo Angel

Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, technology consultant, and educator

Course details

With most current digital cameras and a little training, photographers can start shooting video, quickly expanding their creative options and the range of services they can offer to their clients.

In this course, Emmy-winning filmmaker Eduardo Angel helps bridge the gap between photography and film—between still pictures and moving images—by showing what it takes to transition to video. The course covers the most essential video production techniques, from framing and lighting for continuous shots to directing the viewer's attention and incorporating camera movement and sound—Eduardo even provides a brief overview of his post-production workflow. By following along with Eduardo and his team, you'll understand why these concepts are so important and start applying them to your video and hybrid projects right away.

Learning objectives
Understanding the 5 Cs of cinematography
Choosing the right camera
Framing for continuous shots
Lighting techniques
Using camera movement to enhance your story
Leading the senses with sound
Working with different microphones
Editing and post-production considerations

Skills covered

Shooting VideoVideoPersona

Concepts

Introduction

  • Welcome

Essential Video Concepts

  • Understanding the traditional steps in video productions
  • Building the visual story
  • Choosing a camera
  • The Five C's of Cinematography

Composition

  • Framing for continuous shots
  • Manual focus
  • The camera is the viewer's eyes

Lighting

  • Natural vs. artificial lighting
  • Directing the viewer's attention

Movement

  • Using camera movement to enhance your story
  • Tripods and monopods are your friends

Sound

  • The ear, not the eye, leads the senses
  • Techniques and types and microphones
  • External recorders

Post-Production

  • Editing
  • Sound and music
  • Color

Conclusion

  • Cooking and filmmaking
  • Additional resources
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