There are quite a few things that you can do to change boring shots into some great b-roll footage.
First, it is extremely important to get all the small details right when it comes to shooting footage.
Make sure that the lighting is properly done and the frames per second will highlight the shot.
Move the camera around to make your shot feel more energetic and you can zoom in and zoom out in order to help your audience focus on what you want them to focus on.
Key Takeaways:
“The number of frames you shoot per second dictates whether or not you can slow down or speed up your shots in post.
It can affect the resolution and even the stability of the shot. So pick and choose wisely. You may want to shoot things multiple times and experiment in order to get a result that’s right for you and/or your project.”
Read more: https://nofilmschool.com/boring-shots-bitchin-b-roll
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