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 THINK IN SHOTS:
Viewers get bored fast. Keep your shots short—just long enough to show
what interests you, and no more. The resulting 10 second shots make your
video easier to watch.
TREAT YOUR VIDEO CAMERA
LIKE A STILL CAMERA:
Too much camera motion keeps the audience from seeing what's
important—the people. Point your camera like a still camera, line up the
shot, then hit "record". Stop—then move to the next shot.
ZOOM WITH YOUR FEET:
Zoom lenses make video shakier. Instead of zooming, walk closer to your
subjects. Your video will look and sound better—instantly. |
