Great Video Transcends Equipment
Great video transcends equipment. You can shoot awful video with a crew of 100 — or something like this on your cellphone.
Creative Inspiration for shooting better video from writer/director Steve Stockman, the author of "How to Shoot Video that Doesn't Suck"
Great video transcends equipment. You can shoot awful video with a crew of 100 — or something like this on your cellphone.
Breaking video rules requires that you a.) know the rules and b.) break them with enormous style and commitment. As this video proves.
My favorite videos? The ones so different from anything I can conceive of that it feels like I'm thinking with someone else's brain.
The videos are obviously well rehearsed. The shots are carefully planned. Great acting. The real question: why do them? Shoot video...
From "How to Shoot Video That Doesn't Suck", an example of dramatic "unity" — another way to make your video waaaay more watchable.
Videos have genres, although you may not be used to thinking of them that way.