Online Learning
Whatever filming equipment and editing software you are using, the web is full of online tutorials. Just ask a question and you can bet someone else has already answered it...
Here's some tips and "How To Links" which will take you through the film-making process.
Here's some tips and "How To Links" which will take you through the film-making process.
One of our favourites "How to Videos"
This is well worth the 40 minute run time.....although primarily for DSLR camera users, the tips gives can be used for smartphones and tablets. If you only have time to watch one video - choose this!
This is well worth the 40 minute run time.....although primarily for DSLR camera users, the tips gives can be used for smartphones and tablets. If you only have time to watch one video - choose this!
Visual Grammar - Shots
Whether you are using phone, tablet or camera you need to work out what shots you want to use. It's good to make a shots list before you start filming...Here's a brief guide to some of the shots you can use and how they fit into a film narrative. Click on each image to get to the description:
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Rule of Thirds
This is a very good couple of minutes on the Rule of Thirds for framing shots. I just don't get why the bloke sounds like a robot...Is he a robot? Answers on a postcard please... But still worth a two and half minute look! |
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Editing in iMovie
The film to the right is a great little film introducing editing in iMovie on iPads. |
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This video is longer but still quite useful.... |
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180 Degree Rule
Great video which explains the essential 180 Degree rule.... |
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Film in Occupational Therapy
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