Kuching Workshop: Module 3: Mobile Video
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This document provides guidelines for shooting mobile video and summarizes a classroom exercise. It outlines 7 basic rules for shooting video with a mobile device, such as using landscape mode, following the rule of thirds, and keeping light behind the camera. It then describes an exercise where students get into groups of three to film a 30-second video of the person next to them asking three questions, taking turns being the director, shooter, and subject. Finally, it lists some mobile video and editing apps that can help improve video shooting and editing.
Kuching Workshop: Module 3: Mobile Video
- 1. 1 Module 3: Mobile Video 7 basic rules of shooting video 1. Shoot in landscape mode 2. Rule-of-thirds 3. Keep the light behind you 4. Keep it steady 5. Minimize movement: Don’t pan 6. Don’t zoom, go closer instead 7. Avoid distractions and noisy places
- 2. 2 Close up, Headroom Credit: http://video101course.com/shooting/the-shots.html } Headroom Looking room, Background Credit: http://video101course.com/shooting/the-shots.html
- 3. 3 Diagonal lines Ferrari crash, Kuching, 2015
- 4. 4 A Few Good Men: Court Scene Exercise: 30 minutes • Groups of three: Shoot a video using your smartphone of the person next to you -- less than 30 seconds • Ask three questions about the person • Take turns being director, shooter and subject • Remember to use rule of thirds, enough headroom, looking room
- 5. 5 Mobile video apps • Better shooting • CinePro or Filmic Pro (iPhone) • Capture and Precorder (iPhone) • IgCamera (Android) • In-device editing • Vimeo • iMovie (iPhone) • AndroMedia or Clesh (Android) • WeVideo • Effects: Action Movie FX