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The rule of thirds

On May 15th, 2023, we had a productive discussion on video recording techniques and received valuable tips. Shreya took diligent notes as we explored various aspects of capturing compelling videos. During our session, we learned ten tricks that can enhance the visual appeal of our recordings:


1. The push forward.

2. The crane shot.

3. The fly through.

4. Slide/dolly.

5. The fake drone shot.

6. The push forward (reiterated).

7. The fly by.

8. The slider/pan.

9. The pull back.

10. The crane revealed.


Additionally, we received some useful tips that can greatly improve our video recording skills:


1. Locking your elbows to ensure stable footage and avoid shaky shots.

2. Utilizing exposure lock to focus on specific elements within the frame.

3. Emphasizing content over personal appearance while operating the camera.

4. Having a friend assist from behind, allowing the camera operator to focus solely on capturing the footage.

5. Experimenting with shots of varying distances but maintaining consistent movement.

6. Taking as many clips as possible to maximize options during the editing process.


In our discussion, we also delved into the importance of camera grids and the rule of thirds, fundamental concepts for effective composition in videography.

By acquiring these new skills and knowledge, we are now better equipped to create visually appealing and engaging videos. We look forward to implementing these techniques in our future projects, aiming to capture moments that resonate with our audience and convey our message effectively.



[Update]

One of our goblins, Rigsel tried the rule out and the results are better than expected! Useful information.

Featuring Ngawang as our Hand Model.


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