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Recruit friends and family to help with video production talent. Look for amateur actors from local theaters or individuals. Consider voiceover talent to help viewers follow the story. Event videography involves capturing highlights of an event. Plan out the script and account for how an event may unfold. Scout the location in advance or attend rehearsals. Be prepared for sporting events with extra batteries and use multiple cameras for flexibility. Choose elevated positions to avoid spectators blocking views.
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- 3. Use your Friends and Family Friends and Family are the great place to start when looking for talent.
- 4. Find Amateur Actors You can import of some theatre students or individual.
- 5. Acquire Voiceover Talent Voice over can help your viewers in following your story line.
- 6. Explore Event Videography This involved capturing the highlights of an event.
- 7. Anticipate the course of an Events This include your plot and script of the story.
- 8. Device a Course of Action A scheduled event has a factor to your planning.
- 9. Scout the Location Visit the location or attend the rehearsal.
- 10. Examine the Prosumer vs Consumer Prosumer – Manual Consumer - Automatic
- 11. Record Amateur Sporting Events
- 12. Come Prepared Highlights can be seen once in a blue moon, so be ready specially with electrical supply.
- 13. Set up a Second Camera It provides more flexibility and wider coverage.
- 14. Avoid Shooting from the Sideline During the event/game there is always a spectators that sit and stand blocking your view. Step it Out!
- 15. Choose an Elevated Position At this point all the players and their position in the field can be seen.