Creating Short Films - Equipment
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- 2. Step one - equipment One of the most important things about filmmaking is making sure you have the right equipment for you film. The most important equipment are: ● Camera/Camcorder ● Spare batteries ● Tripod ● Decent editing software
- 3. Camera/Camcorder The cheapest cameras (ideally if you are just starting), are camcorders these can start from £29.99, or cheaper.. Camcorders look like this: If you are looking for a higher range camera, you may need a ‘Bridge Camera’. You can get them for about £100 or a bit less. Bridge cameras look like this:
- 4. Not good enough? If you are looking for the ‘bad boy’ cameras (the ones that are about £500.00 for a make like Canon, pentax, fujifilm etc...), with detachable lenses, you should go for a DSLR. DSLR’s look like this:
- 5. Still not good enough? If you are still thinking that you still want something that is much more professional will be much better quality, then I suggest that you go for a ‘Professional Camcorder’ A ‘professional camcorder’ looks like this: The one shown here, is £1,198.00 from Amazon.co.uk
- 6. Spare batteries One really important thing is having a spare battery(s) on you. These will come in handy if your current battery has run out and you need another one. I tend to buy rechargeable ones as they are much cheaper. If you are using a camcorder, just search the model of your camera and add ‘battery’ on the end of the search. For example, ‘Canon legria FS200 battery’ and you should get something that looks a bit like this:
- 7. Tripod So you’ve bought your camera. What's next? The next most important thing is image/video stabilization equipment. You can fix this by buying a cheap and easy to use ‘tripod’ The one I use for YouTube and short films is the ‘Albott 70” (inch) camera tripod. That one costs £32.99 from Amazon.co.uk.
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- 10. Optional Equipment Camera mic Camera light Camera rig
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