Posted by Diane on Tuesday, July 14, 2009,
In :
Video
I. Preparation
A. make sure battery is fully charged
B. take an extra battery if possible and/or power cord
C. take enough videotape
D. take a tripod along if you can
II. Shooting
A. Camera
1. use a tripod for shots with no camera movement
2. use the image stabilizer function when doing handheld
shots
3. don't overuse the zoom lens
4. get a variety of coverage; wide shots, close-up details,
etc.
5. be sure to get enough coverage to convey the topic you are
covering
Diane has worked in a number of different fields such as typesetting, desktop publishing, proofreading, food services, insurance, medical records, drop shipping, office supplies, housekeeping and child care. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and tries to keep up with the latest in computer, internet and multimedia technologies. She believes good web design doesn't have to be expensive.
Diane has worked in a number of different fields such as typesetting, desktop publishing, proofreading, food services, insurance, medical records, drop shipping, office supplies, housekeeping and child care. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and tries to keep up with the latest in computer, internet and multimedia technologies. She believes good web design doesn't have to be expensive.
