You have the right idea. I wouldn't just watch online video though. I'd also watch good documentary video, and listen to This American Life, for instance. They now have a TV show. I wonder what it's going to be like, since I don't subscribe to Showtime.
Ryan
· 2 years ago
Basic rules to learn in order to break them later:
:::Shoot multiple angles and sizes -- close up from one side, wide from another, mediums for everywhere, lots of details.
:::Break up the main action with the details.
:::Keep the audio of the main action running.
:::Think of illustrating a scene, as if it were "moving pictures" and not "television."
:::Storytelling doesn't have to hit the viewer over the head.
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:::Shoot multiple angles and sizes -- close up from one side, wide from another, mediums for everywhere, lots of details.
:::Break up the main action with the details.
:::Keep the audio of the main action running.
:::Think of illustrating a scene, as if it were "moving pictures" and not "television."
:::Storytelling doesn't have to hit the viewer over the head.