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  • The One Trick to Make Your Home Video Better Than 90% Out There

    Mike Wilhelm - November 21st, 2012

    Young woman using a consumer camcorder

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and we are about to enter that time of year where cameras will be capturing video in a majority of households in the United States. Don't be that person who takes awful video that no one wants to watch! We all know what it's like to watch other people's home video and gotten either bored, motion sick or both. Unless you have some sort of sick desire for revenge, don't do it back to them! The way to avoid this is easy; something anyone can do.

  • Compose Better Video Shots Using Leading Lines and Rack Focus

    Compose Better Video Shots Using Leading Lines and Rack Focus
    Though art can be made in many forms, there are some concepts that hold true in every situation. Because of this, it can be very helpful to know the principles behind aesthetically pleasing framing so that every one of your shots tells the story you want it to.

  • Dollies, Pans and Other Types of Camera Movement

    Dollies, Pans and Other Types of Camera Movement
    There is all sorts of fun equipment that can help you move the camera. Tools like dollies, stabilizers, and boom arms have been giving us unique perspectives for years. We show you how to use each one of these tools in a way that will make your video look spectacular.

  • How High the Camera?

    Anonymous (not verified) - Wed, 09/01/2004 - 12:00am

    How High the Camera?
    Different camera heights serve different purposes and achieve different effects.

  • All About Camera Angles

    Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 11/01/2002 - 12:00am

    All About Camera Angles
    Choosing the right point of view for each camcorder setup can be a mysterious process when you're new to the game.

  • What's Your Angle?

    Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 03/01/2002 - 12:00am

    What's Your Angle?
    Half a video director's job is picking the right camera angles. Here are five factors to help you position the camera effectively.

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