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TABLEOF
CONTENTS
AcknowledgementsIntroduction
This book will show you how to:
Quick Start
Make sure you have everything you needSet up the cameraIf you decide to shoot auto modeIf you decide to shoot manual modeShoot a short test
CHAPTER 1 Shooting fluently and confidently
Secret
1 — Don’t be afraid of the cameraPosting your movies online
Secret
2 — Learn to “see” with the camera
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3 — Learn to shoot intuitively
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4 — Learn to operate your camera by touch
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5 — Learn to shoot with both eyes open
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6 — Shoot a movie with a unifying theme
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7 — Shoot a movie a day for 60 days
CHAPTER 2 Watching Films Made by Others
I was a film festival juror Watching 100 films
Secret
8 — Watch other films made on DV and HDV A List of Award Winning DV films A word about theatrical release
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CHAPTER 3 Composing powerful, compellingimages
Secret
9 — Four basic shots
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10 — Five basic camera anglesLooking-downLooking-upStraight-onDutch angle Angle plus angle
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11 — Use both objective and subjective viewsObjective view Subjective view
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12 — Compose on the rule of 3rds
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13 — Perspective
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14 — Diagonal lines
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15 — Triangles
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16 — Layered Images
CHAPTER 4 Supporting and moving the camera
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17 — Use a Tripod
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18 — Use a Tilt
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19 — Use a Pan
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20 — Shoot hand-held
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21 — Use a Dolly
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22 — Use a Jib
CHAPTER 5 Lighting a scene for optimal effect
Too little lightToo much light White Balance ProblemsLighting has the wrong ratio, direction or colorUsing Available Light
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23 — Use the ‘big light in the sky’ wisely
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24 — Bounce the light
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25 — Know what to do when available light is too low
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26 — Know what to do when available light is too highUsing Artificial Light
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27 — Use 3 point lighting
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28 — Learn how to use a basic lighting kit
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29 — Buy a quality lighting kit
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30 — Learn to use inexpensive artificial lightsMixing Available and Artificial light
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31 — Mixing natural and artificial light
CHAPTER 6 Shooting footage that you can edit
Secret
32 — Make a shot list before you shootSometimes you shoot without a shot list
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33 — Get The essential images
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34 — Shoot Sequences
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35 — Get Reaction shots
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36 — Shoot Motivated cutaways
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37 — Maintain a low shooting ratio
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38 — Label your media
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39 — Slate Your Shots
CHAPTER 7 Getting good sound
Location sound is important
Secret
40 — The smaller your crew, the more you need a dedicatedsound person
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41 — Consider hiring a professional sound person
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42 — Scout all locations for sound
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43 — Know how to use the on-camera mike
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44 — Use a professional field recorder
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45 — Use good headphonesDirectional microphones
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46 — Consider using boomed directional mikes for dialog
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47 — Use a boom
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48 — Shotgun microphone on a camera
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49 — Always use windscreens on your microphonesLavaliere microphones
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50 — Consider lavaliere mikes for dialog
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51 — Where to put the lavaliere microphone
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52 — Wired lavaliere microphones
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53 — Wireless lavaliere microphones
CHAPTER 8 Using Test Charts and Cards
Charts are not just for professionals
Secret
54 — Use a spectroscopically neutral white card
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55 — Learn to Use a Warming White Card
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56 — Use a colorbar and grayscale chart
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