By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Storytelling, Video Production Tips | 12 Comments
The #1 mistake newbie video makers commit is to move the camera so much they induce sea-sickness in their audience. However, a GOOD videographer can use a moving camera to a great effect for adding a sense of chaos.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Storytelling, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
The Internet loves viral videos put together with still pictures, graphics and music. These are extremely easy to make.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Storytelling, Video Production Tips | 2 Comments
Sequences tell a story, but depending on what narration and other story-telling elements you use along with it, a sequence can be made to illustrate multiple ideas.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Storytelling, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
Here is a discussion of close-ups, the most important and expressive shot and also the one novices tend to ignore!
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Storytelling, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
In video production, shots are classified as wide, medium, or close ups. Each has its own function. Here is a discussion of medium shots, the most common.
Medium-shots are the most commonly used because they’re so versatile.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Storytelling, Video Production, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
If a picture is worth 1,000 words, a video is worth even more. Here is an explanation of how and when to use wide shots, mediums shots and close-ups in video production to communicate and tell stories visually.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Lighting, Video Production Tips | 1 Comment
Using supplemental lights can often take a video production from the realm of amateur to that of professional. Technically, a video picture is nothing BUT light, so the better your lighting, the nicer your shot.
