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- 1. Things to avoid doing when shooting a movie Sade Adams, Marjorie Alford, Cynthia Clark, Lee Banks, Tammy Stevens, Briana Baker
- 2. Tip #1:Don’t Over Use Zoom Lee Banks If you need a lot of close up shots, zoom the camera in first before you start shooting then start filming.
- 3. Tip #2: Always Have Light Briana Baker Outdoors in daylight is normally fine, but don’t shoot into direct sunlight.
- 4. Tip #3: Label The Tapes Tammy Stevens Always label the tapes you want to keep, so it will be easy to know which shots you want to keep.
- 5. Tip #4: Rehearse Lines Before Filming Marjorie Alford Learn the lines before its time for you to shoot. Rehearsing lines make things go more smoother.
- 6. Tip #5: Don’t Hose Pipe Sade Adams Don’t film continuously after shooting several shots. Try not to sway around, and settle on whatever you are shooting.
- 7. Tip#6: Never have the microphone showing Cynthia Clark Always try to either blend the microphone in with your cloths. But the best way to hide the microphone is to put it up your cloths.