These are the locations that the trailer/ Movie Destiny's End will be recorded. Also what is mentioned are the risks and travel details in which each character will have to take.
This risk assessment document outlines potential risks and preventative measures for filming activities at a museum. It identifies tripping over camera wires could hurt people, damaging chess pieces by tripping on shoe laces, and tripod legs or dropped equipment hitting people or walls. The preventative measures include securing wires, ensuring shoe laces are tied, closing tripod legs and safely storing equipment.
The risk assessment document outlines potential risks and preventative measures for filming at the British Museum. It identifies tripping over camera wires or loose shoelaces, damaging displays by bumping into them, hitting people or walls with tripod legs, and equipment getting in the way of the general public. The preventative measures include routing wires safely, tying shoelaces, closing tripod legs and using bags, and moving equipment out of high traffic areas.
This risk assessment document identifies potential risks and preventative measures for locations, equipment, and props for a film shoot. The locations of a tunnel and Warley woods are assessed for risks of blocking access, tripping, slipping on wet surfaces, interference from dogs or golf balls. Preventative measures include being aware of surroundings, having a partner, choosing footwear, moving equipment out of the way. The equipment of a camera and tripod are assessed for risks of damage, theft, or water damage. Preventative measures include handling with care, having multiple people, and an umbrella. Burning cards are assessed for risk of burns, and the preventative measure is having a water bucket nearby.
Self Defense Tactics Don't Always Have to Involve Violencecombattraining
Let’s face it, most of us believe that effective self defense tactics involve learning an array of martial arts moves that will destroy any attackers that come near us. The fact that such maneuvers take a lifetime to master and years to even become proficient in is lost on us. Dreams of defeating scores of enemies in one single battle like our action heroes on the silver screen takes the place of reality and can cause people to get badly hurt.
This document contains descriptions of 20 shots for a music video. Each shot lists the sound, editing, mise-en-scene, and cinematography details. The shots follow two boys riding bikes and skateboards through an neighborhood, backyard, and wall. Most shots are medium or close-ups of the boys using a moving camera on a tripod or dolly. The document provides technical instructions to film the scenes to the song being featured.
Photojournalism tells visual stories through photographs that capture meaningful images and convey emotion. It serves important purposes in society by informing the public, documenting history, and keeping those in power accountable. While photojournalists play a vital watchdog role, their work also comes with challenges like unstable hours, physical dangers on assignments, and low pay when starting out. Their goal is to use compelling photographs to engage viewers and share an accurate version of the truth about an event or situation.
Live blogging lecture for Reporting Words, UT-AustinRobert Quigley
The document provides guidance on live blogging an event and discusses:
1) Live blogging allows people to follow events at work since they can peek at updates but not watch long videos or listen to radio/TV. It functions like live coverage.
2) When live blogging, entries should be time stamped and older material left as is while new entries are created as needed. Corrections should be transparent.
3) The class assignment is to live blog an event on April 7th from 8am to noon using multimedia and updating to a class Tumblr, with a minimum of 5 hours of field coverage planned per team.
These are the locations that the trailer/ Movie Destiny's End will be recorded. Also what is mentioned are the risks and travel details in which each character will have to take.
This risk assessment document outlines potential risks and preventative measures for filming activities at a museum. It identifies tripping over camera wires could hurt people, damaging chess pieces by tripping on shoe laces, and tripod legs or dropped equipment hitting people or walls. The preventative measures include securing wires, ensuring shoe laces are tied, closing tripod legs and safely storing equipment.
The risk assessment document outlines potential risks and preventative measures for filming at the British Museum. It identifies tripping over camera wires or loose shoelaces, damaging displays by bumping into them, hitting people or walls with tripod legs, and equipment getting in the way of the general public. The preventative measures include routing wires safely, tying shoelaces, closing tripod legs and using bags, and moving equipment out of high traffic areas.
This risk assessment document identifies potential risks and preventative measures for locations, equipment, and props for a film shoot. The locations of a tunnel and Warley woods are assessed for risks of blocking access, tripping, slipping on wet surfaces, interference from dogs or golf balls. Preventative measures include being aware of surroundings, having a partner, choosing footwear, moving equipment out of the way. The equipment of a camera and tripod are assessed for risks of damage, theft, or water damage. Preventative measures include handling with care, having multiple people, and an umbrella. Burning cards are assessed for risk of burns, and the preventative measure is having a water bucket nearby.
Self Defense Tactics Don't Always Have to Involve Violencecombattraining
Let’s face it, most of us believe that effective self defense tactics involve learning an array of martial arts moves that will destroy any attackers that come near us. The fact that such maneuvers take a lifetime to master and years to even become proficient in is lost on us. Dreams of defeating scores of enemies in one single battle like our action heroes on the silver screen takes the place of reality and can cause people to get badly hurt.
This document contains descriptions of 20 shots for a music video. Each shot lists the sound, editing, mise-en-scene, and cinematography details. The shots follow two boys riding bikes and skateboards through an neighborhood, backyard, and wall. Most shots are medium or close-ups of the boys using a moving camera on a tripod or dolly. The document provides technical instructions to film the scenes to the song being featured.
Photojournalism tells visual stories through photographs that capture meaningful images and convey emotion. It serves important purposes in society by informing the public, documenting history, and keeping those in power accountable. While photojournalists play a vital watchdog role, their work also comes with challenges like unstable hours, physical dangers on assignments, and low pay when starting out. Their goal is to use compelling photographs to engage viewers and share an accurate version of the truth about an event or situation.
Live blogging lecture for Reporting Words, UT-AustinRobert Quigley
The document provides guidance on live blogging an event and discusses:
1) Live blogging allows people to follow events at work since they can peek at updates but not watch long videos or listen to radio/TV. It functions like live coverage.
2) When live blogging, entries should be time stamped and older material left as is while new entries are created as needed. Corrections should be transparent.
3) The class assignment is to live blog an event on April 7th from 8am to noon using multimedia and updating to a class Tumblr, with a minimum of 5 hours of field coverage planned per team.
This document provides steps for shooting great news video. It outlines planning the video, conducting interviews, and shooting interviews. The key steps are to plan your goal, outline, determine who to interview and what equipment is needed. When interviewing, dress appropriately, set up audio early, establish rapport, explain your purpose, and ask questions to explore topics. When shooting, use a tripod, consider multiple cameras, ensure proper lighting and audio quality, and follow the rule of thirds for framing shots.
How to take better pictures by john o'connor slideshareJohn OConnor
Learn how to use your camera by understanding its settings and practicing regularly. Think about composition like focusing on the subject and having a clean background. Adjust shutter speed based on if you want to stop or watch action. Save and organize your pictures by downloading them often, creating a filing system, and backing them up to prevent loss of treasured family photos.
How to take better pictures by john o'connor slideshareJohn OConnor
Learn how to use your camera by understanding its settings and practicing regularly. Think about composition like focusing on the subject and having a clean background. Adjust shutter speed based on if you want to stop or watch action. Save and organize your pictures by downloading them often, creating a filing system, and backing them up to prevent loss of treasured family photos.
The document provides guidance for producing a video documentary in 3 main stages: pre-production, production, and post-production. In pre-production, one should develop a plan and script, prepare interview subjects, choose equipment and budget. The production stage involves shooting techniques like camera grip, movement, composition, and sound and lighting elements. Post-production involves editing the raw footage.
The document provides guidance on broadcast journalism techniques, including types of shots used in video production. It discusses wide shots, medium shots, close-ups, and extreme close-ups. It also covers the use of b-roll footage. Additionally, it outlines the pre-production, production, and shooting processes, emphasizing developing a topic and point of view, conducting interviews, capturing b-roll, scriptwriting, and using proper camera techniques like keeping the camera at eye-level.
This document provides guidelines for different photography techniques to produce good pictures. It discusses 5 techniques: going black and white, applying a "lomo" filter, using HDR, cropping photos, and sharpening photos. It then provides 10 tips for beginning photographers, such as moving closer to the subject, composing shots carefully, focusing on the subject, experimenting with shutter speed, considering lighting and weather, and keeping camera settings simple. The overall message is that practicing these techniques can help take better photos.
This document provides tips for improving photography skills. It discusses the rule of thirds for composition, avoiding distracting bright spots, controlling the background, taking a variety of shots from different angles and distances, anticipating the decisive moment, and providing useful captions. While following these guidelines can improve photos, the document also encourages experimenting and breaking rules at times to find interesting compositions. The overall message is that photographers should have fun and not feel limited in their creativity.
Advanced broadcast journalism techniques videography & sound design Don Goble
This document provides an overview of advanced broadcast techniques from a presentation by Don Goble. It discusses goals of building common language and teaching new methods. It then covers various cinematography techniques like storytelling, composition, framing, camera angles, zooming, panning, handheld shots, and lighting. It also discusses sound design, microphones, soundbites, natural sound, voiceovers, sound editing, and appropriate use of music. Examples of student video projects are provided to illustrate techniques.
The document provides guidance on planning and storyboarding a video project. It discusses developing a script, creating a storyboard using templates that illustrate scenes, shots, audio, and transitions, and includes examples of storyboards. It also covers basic shot types like long, medium, close up, and extreme close up shots and recommends techniques for sequencing shots and filming to allow for easy editing.
Telling Your Group's Story with Photos (Bobby Fouther)Kathleen Pequeño
An online presentation for MRG Foundation grantees on taking better photos. Tips include capturing the action, cropping and the importance of storyboarding before your event.
TeachME conference, Dubai, November 2009.
Using video to support learning and teaching. Some basic principles. Video samples from the original presentation have been removed to reduce file size.
The document provides guidance on creating an audio slideshow project. It discusses key skills needed like taking and editing photos, conducting interviews, and audio editing. It recommends using a three-act story structure with a beginning, middle, and end. Different types of camera shots are described like wide shots, medium shots, and close-ups to build a narrative. Sound editing is also emphasized, including using interviews, narration, and natural sounds. The document provides examples of audio slideshows and advises planning the content, structure, and intended audience for the story.
The document discusses the pre-production planning for a surfing trailer, including potential footage to capture in Thailand and the UK, intended audience which is surfers and non-surfers interested in nature and travel, equipment needed like an iPhone and wetsuit, and a production schedule detailing editing and adding music over the first 3 weeks. Contingency plans and health and safety considerations are also outlined to mitigate risks while filming in the ocean.
Cinematography techniques involve different types of camera shots that convey meaning through framing and movement. There are long shots that show the full context and close-ups that reveal intimate details. Shots are defined by their size (extreme long shot to close-up), focus, angle, and movement. The choice of shots shapes how viewers relate to and understand the subject. Effective cinematography uses various shots to visually enhance a film's story, characters, and themes.
This document provides tips for making music videos, including title sequences, ideas and planning, filming, and editing. Some key tips include thinking carefully about titles, storyboarding shots, properly casting talent, learning camera equipment, getting clear sound, and editing to the beat for a tidy, professional music video. The overall message is to plan thoroughly and focus on the technical and storytelling elements of video production.
Aidan Jones proposes creating a photography magazine for their FMP project. The magazine would include photos from different photography styles taken by Aidan, tips for photography, and reviews of cameras and lenses. Aidan is inspired by nature photographers from National Geographic and hopes to showcase their passion for photography and possibly pursue photography-related careers. They recognize strengths like photography skills but also limitations like a lack of expert knowledge in camera settings. Potential research includes outdoor photography guides and tutorials on photo editing software.
This document outlines 15 commandments or rules for shooting and editing effective video. It was presented by Jeff Sharon of Full Sail University. Some of the key rules include: always using a tripod, moving with moving subjects and remaining still for stationary ones, getting a variety of shot types and close-ups, editing audio first before adding video clips, avoiding jump cuts, and sharing the finished video widely on platforms like YouTube. The goal is to help produce professional-looking video that tells a clear story.
This document provides lessons and tips for teaching online journalism skills to students. It discusses creating mobile-first news sites that are constantly updated with social integration and multimedia. It provides ideas for mobile, 24-hour news, multimedia, experimental, and social media lessons. Some examples include having students report remotely using apps, editing short news updates, shooting and editing brief videos, finding new platforms to cover news, and writing mock tweets about events. The document also offers tips for shooting and editing video and audio interviews, such as planning ahead, testing equipment, capturing b-roll, and editing tightly. Overall, it aims to teach students the skills needed to engage in digital and mobile journalism.
The document discusses various mobile apps that are useful for journalists. It provides details on apps for social media engagement like Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. It also covers apps for multimedia like Instagram, iMovie and SoundCloud. Additional apps mentioned are for tasks like notetaking, translation, navigation and more. The document aims to outline essential tools that journalists can utilize on mobile.
This document provides steps for shooting great news video. It outlines planning the video, conducting interviews, and shooting interviews. The key steps are to plan your goal, outline, determine who to interview and what equipment is needed. When interviewing, dress appropriately, set up audio early, establish rapport, explain your purpose, and ask questions to explore topics. When shooting, use a tripod, consider multiple cameras, ensure proper lighting and audio quality, and follow the rule of thirds for framing shots.
How to take better pictures by john o'connor slideshareJohn OConnor
Learn how to use your camera by understanding its settings and practicing regularly. Think about composition like focusing on the subject and having a clean background. Adjust shutter speed based on if you want to stop or watch action. Save and organize your pictures by downloading them often, creating a filing system, and backing them up to prevent loss of treasured family photos.
How to take better pictures by john o'connor slideshareJohn OConnor
Learn how to use your camera by understanding its settings and practicing regularly. Think about composition like focusing on the subject and having a clean background. Adjust shutter speed based on if you want to stop or watch action. Save and organize your pictures by downloading them often, creating a filing system, and backing them up to prevent loss of treasured family photos.
The document provides guidance for producing a video documentary in 3 main stages: pre-production, production, and post-production. In pre-production, one should develop a plan and script, prepare interview subjects, choose equipment and budget. The production stage involves shooting techniques like camera grip, movement, composition, and sound and lighting elements. Post-production involves editing the raw footage.
The document provides guidance on broadcast journalism techniques, including types of shots used in video production. It discusses wide shots, medium shots, close-ups, and extreme close-ups. It also covers the use of b-roll footage. Additionally, it outlines the pre-production, production, and shooting processes, emphasizing developing a topic and point of view, conducting interviews, capturing b-roll, scriptwriting, and using proper camera techniques like keeping the camera at eye-level.
This document provides guidelines for different photography techniques to produce good pictures. It discusses 5 techniques: going black and white, applying a "lomo" filter, using HDR, cropping photos, and sharpening photos. It then provides 10 tips for beginning photographers, such as moving closer to the subject, composing shots carefully, focusing on the subject, experimenting with shutter speed, considering lighting and weather, and keeping camera settings simple. The overall message is that practicing these techniques can help take better photos.
This document provides tips for improving photography skills. It discusses the rule of thirds for composition, avoiding distracting bright spots, controlling the background, taking a variety of shots from different angles and distances, anticipating the decisive moment, and providing useful captions. While following these guidelines can improve photos, the document also encourages experimenting and breaking rules at times to find interesting compositions. The overall message is that photographers should have fun and not feel limited in their creativity.
Advanced broadcast journalism techniques videography & sound design Don Goble
This document provides an overview of advanced broadcast techniques from a presentation by Don Goble. It discusses goals of building common language and teaching new methods. It then covers various cinematography techniques like storytelling, composition, framing, camera angles, zooming, panning, handheld shots, and lighting. It also discusses sound design, microphones, soundbites, natural sound, voiceovers, sound editing, and appropriate use of music. Examples of student video projects are provided to illustrate techniques.
The document provides guidance on planning and storyboarding a video project. It discusses developing a script, creating a storyboard using templates that illustrate scenes, shots, audio, and transitions, and includes examples of storyboards. It also covers basic shot types like long, medium, close up, and extreme close up shots and recommends techniques for sequencing shots and filming to allow for easy editing.
Telling Your Group's Story with Photos (Bobby Fouther)Kathleen Pequeño
An online presentation for MRG Foundation grantees on taking better photos. Tips include capturing the action, cropping and the importance of storyboarding before your event.
TeachME conference, Dubai, November 2009.
Using video to support learning and teaching. Some basic principles. Video samples from the original presentation have been removed to reduce file size.
The document provides guidance on creating an audio slideshow project. It discusses key skills needed like taking and editing photos, conducting interviews, and audio editing. It recommends using a three-act story structure with a beginning, middle, and end. Different types of camera shots are described like wide shots, medium shots, and close-ups to build a narrative. Sound editing is also emphasized, including using interviews, narration, and natural sounds. The document provides examples of audio slideshows and advises planning the content, structure, and intended audience for the story.
The document discusses the pre-production planning for a surfing trailer, including potential footage to capture in Thailand and the UK, intended audience which is surfers and non-surfers interested in nature and travel, equipment needed like an iPhone and wetsuit, and a production schedule detailing editing and adding music over the first 3 weeks. Contingency plans and health and safety considerations are also outlined to mitigate risks while filming in the ocean.
Cinematography techniques involve different types of camera shots that convey meaning through framing and movement. There are long shots that show the full context and close-ups that reveal intimate details. Shots are defined by their size (extreme long shot to close-up), focus, angle, and movement. The choice of shots shapes how viewers relate to and understand the subject. Effective cinematography uses various shots to visually enhance a film's story, characters, and themes.
This document provides tips for making music videos, including title sequences, ideas and planning, filming, and editing. Some key tips include thinking carefully about titles, storyboarding shots, properly casting talent, learning camera equipment, getting clear sound, and editing to the beat for a tidy, professional music video. The overall message is to plan thoroughly and focus on the technical and storytelling elements of video production.
Aidan Jones proposes creating a photography magazine for their FMP project. The magazine would include photos from different photography styles taken by Aidan, tips for photography, and reviews of cameras and lenses. Aidan is inspired by nature photographers from National Geographic and hopes to showcase their passion for photography and possibly pursue photography-related careers. They recognize strengths like photography skills but also limitations like a lack of expert knowledge in camera settings. Potential research includes outdoor photography guides and tutorials on photo editing software.
This document outlines 15 commandments or rules for shooting and editing effective video. It was presented by Jeff Sharon of Full Sail University. Some of the key rules include: always using a tripod, moving with moving subjects and remaining still for stationary ones, getting a variety of shot types and close-ups, editing audio first before adding video clips, avoiding jump cuts, and sharing the finished video widely on platforms like YouTube. The goal is to help produce professional-looking video that tells a clear story.
This document provides lessons and tips for teaching online journalism skills to students. It discusses creating mobile-first news sites that are constantly updated with social integration and multimedia. It provides ideas for mobile, 24-hour news, multimedia, experimental, and social media lessons. Some examples include having students report remotely using apps, editing short news updates, shooting and editing brief videos, finding new platforms to cover news, and writing mock tweets about events. The document also offers tips for shooting and editing video and audio interviews, such as planning ahead, testing equipment, capturing b-roll, and editing tightly. Overall, it aims to teach students the skills needed to engage in digital and mobile journalism.
The document discusses various mobile apps that are useful for journalists. It provides details on apps for social media engagement like Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. It also covers apps for multimedia like Instagram, iMovie and SoundCloud. Additional apps mentioned are for tasks like notetaking, translation, navigation and more. The document aims to outline essential tools that journalists can utilize on mobile.
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
বাংলাদেশের অর্থনৈতিক সমীক্ষা ২০২৪ [Bangladesh Economic Review 2024 Bangla.pdf] কম্পিউটার , ট্যাব ও স্মার্ট ফোন ভার্সন সহ সম্পূর্ণ বাংলা ই-বুক বা pdf বই " সুচিপত্র ...বুকমার্ক মেনু 🔖 ও হাইপার লিংক মেনু 📝👆 যুক্ত ..
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The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
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How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptxKavitha Krishnan
In an education system, it is understood that assessment is only for the students, but on the other hand, the Assessment of teachers is also an important aspect of the education system that ensures teachers are providing high-quality instruction to students. The assessment process can be used to provide feedback and support for professional development, to inform decisions about teacher retention or promotion, or to evaluate teacher effectiveness for accountability purposes.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
4. Take-aways from Deborah Cannon
✤ Ethics of photojournalism
✤ Comfort with your subjects
✤ Beginning, middle, end!
5. Take-aways from Deborah Cannon
✤ Ethics of photojournalism
✤ Comfort with your subjects
✤ Beginning, middle, end!
✤ Digital cameras today are better
6. Take-aways from Deborah Cannon
✤ Ethics of photojournalism
✤ Comfort with your subjects
✤ Beginning, middle, end!
✤ Digital cameras today are better
✤ The fires were truly horrific
49. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
50. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
✤ Get close to the subject. Move, don’t zoom
51. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
✤ Get close to the subject. Move, don’t zoom
✤ Know how and when to use flash
52. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
✤ Get close to the subject. Move, don’t zoom
✤ Know how and when to use flash
✤ Use a tripod, or steady yourself
53. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
✤ Get close to the subject. Move, don’t zoom
✤ Know how and when to use flash
✤ Use a tripod, or steady yourself
✤ Think of framing - eye level, rule of thirds, background, etc.
54. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
✤ Get close to the subject. Move, don’t zoom
✤ Know how and when to use flash
✤ Use a tripod, or steady yourself
✤ Think of framing - eye level, rule of thirds, background, etc.
✤ Understand how to get background in the frame (the Alamo)
55. My tips for shooting good pics
✤ Know your equipment - practice with it often
✤ Get close to the subject. Move, don’t zoom
✤ Know how and when to use flash
✤ Use a tripod, or steady yourself
✤ Think of framing - eye level, rule of thirds, background, etc.
✤ Understand how to get background in the frame (the Alamo)
✤ Turn the camera sideways sometimes!
57. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
58. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
✤ Think about your story ahead of time - outline if possible
59. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
✤ Think about your story ahead of time - outline if possible
✤ Think of getting a variety of shots - detail pics, wide, tight, etc.
60. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
✤ Think about your story ahead of time - outline if possible
✤ Think of getting a variety of shots - detail pics, wide, tight, etc.
✤ Get the subject comfortable before you start clicking
61. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
✤ Think about your story ahead of time - outline if possible
✤ Think of getting a variety of shots - detail pics, wide, tight, etc.
✤ Get the subject comfortable before you start clicking
✤ Take more photos than you think you’ll use (like video)
62. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
✤ Think about your story ahead of time - outline if possible
✤ Think of getting a variety of shots - detail pics, wide, tight, etc.
✤ Get the subject comfortable before you start clicking
✤ Take more photos than you think you’ll use (like video)
✤ Production value: Audio slideshows in subject’s voice?
63. Now, how to tell a story
✤ Remember to include a beginning, middle and end
✤ Think about your story ahead of time - outline if possible
✤ Think of getting a variety of shots - detail pics, wide, tight, etc.
✤ Get the subject comfortable before you start clicking
✤ Take more photos than you think you’ll use (like video)
✤ Production value: Audio slideshows in subject’s voice?
✤ Take time on writing captions - they matter