What You Film
When making feature films directors often draw all their shots as a storyboard.
You don't have to go that far for a short factual film but it is good to have a plan before you film and then be flexible when out filming.
When people get hold of a camera they often move the camera about too much and zoom in and out a lot, trying to cover all of their surroundings in a short space of time. This is fine for a music or horror video but usually not best for a factual piece.
Unless you are trying to create a special effect it is best to follow some basic guidelines
Before filming please take a look at the
Our Top 5 Tips
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Plan the shots to tell your story
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Use the tripod - keep it steady
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Get a good variety of shots
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Film more than you think you need
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Remember lighting
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