Video shooting tips for the beginner and home video editor. How to get the best out of your video editing software by taking good shots in the first place.
One of my favorite blogs is Dave Kaminski’s Web Video University. Dave has a heap of great video on the blog for making videos! Last week he did a post on taking a look at point and shoot cameras as an alternative to the very popular Flip style cameras for video specifically intended to...
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I just noticed that the guys’n'gals over at Camcorderinfo .com have posted their top camcorder choices for 2009. Although I feel pretty confident in talking about video editing software here I would be the first to admit that when it comes to camcorders I don’t have that much of an idea!
For me, because the...
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In part two of this series let’s start to go through each type of shot within a video project and what it does.
Establishment Shots
These let the viewer know where we are and what is happening in a general sense. It sets the scene. In our vacation example it could be an outside...
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I was just thinking the other day… well I know that’s probably not my strong point but I was giving it a shot anyway. Anyhoo… there I was thinking about… whatever, when an old video editing saying came to mind – “garbage in, garbage out.”
Years ago when I ran notorious nightclubs with...
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