How many times have you wanted to setup a tracking dolly shot but didn't because you didn't have a dolly, rails, etc.? Depending on where you're shooting and how much room you have to work with if you've got a car, you've got a dolly! Here's a vid from Vimeo's Video Filmmaker School that gives some solid tips on how you can put your wheels to good use....
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Greg Olson - December 10th, 2012
When it comes right down to it, video production is about relationships. Yes, you need skills to produce a project, but if you can't find anyone willing to hire you, then it's going to be pretty tough to make a living. Impressing a client is a crucial element that will help you get repeat business, as well as referrals. With that in mind, here are four tips to impress your next client.
1. Be Prepared
Jackson Wong - October 23rd, 2012
Grab your camera and go! That's what many of us think when it's time to shoot. But take a step back and think - would it have been better to get your camcorder? or something else? What do we actually mean when we say camera and camcorder?
Greg Olson - July 23rd, 2012
mikerosen - July 19th, 2012
How can the new digital cinema cameras help the independent filmmaker or solo videographer enhance their business?
Greg Olson - June 04th, 2012
mikerosen - May 31st, 2012
It's always exciting when we see someone using their video skills to help improve the world. We've long seen the potential for video to change the world, from its role in democratizing news gathering to its use as a classroom aid for education.
Mike Wilhelm - May 30th, 2012
Greg Olson - May 21st, 2012
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