Angles

• Special Effects for Visual Dynamics

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  This week Brandon demonstrates how to perform a few special effects that can improve the visual dynamics of your videos.

• Dynamic Chase Scenes

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 01/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  Introducing an exciting new feature from Videomaker: Interactive tutorials! Every month these articles will link to an on-line training video and clips you can download to recreate the effect or technique. See the end of this story for the link.

• Capturing Sunrise &Sunset on Video

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  This week Brandon talks about ways to capture a great sunrise or sunset on video. He demonstrates this technique using footage he shot on a recent trip to the Southwest.

• Avoid Confusing Audience by Following Line of Action Rule

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  Learn how to use a simple rule to always keep your subjects looking in the right direction."

• Nine Digital Cinematography Tips

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Wed, 08/01/2007 - 12:00am

  

  So you know about medium shots, wide shots, closeups and even extreme closeups. But why do your videos still lack that special zing?

• Videotaping Sporting Events

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 05/01/2007 - 12:00am

  

  Football, baseball, hockey, tennis. Swimming, cycling, running and lacrosse. Sports shooting is an art unto itself, and every sport has shooting hurdles to jump.

• Change Shot Perspective to Change your Video's Mood

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  Jennifer shows us how taking the camera from eye level to a low or higher level can change the perspective of a shot and enhance the emotional mood of your scene.

• Deceptive Shooting with Shooting Angles Part 2

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  Mark and Andrew are back with part 2 of deceptive shooting: this installment is how to use depth of field to realistically shoot fake fights.

• Climb a Vertical Wall with Deceptive Video Shooting

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  Andrew and Mark have some easy-to-do tips on deceptive shooting... just in time for April Fool's day.

• Tips for Freehand Shooting with a Hand-Held Camera

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  Jennifer shows new video user, Melissa Hageman, some simple handheld tips, and Melissa then creates a "First Week of Spring" photo essay for us.

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