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Capturing your subjects on video is not always as easy as "point and shoot." Below are some tips for getting the best footage possible.
Begin filming 3-5 seconds before and after exactly what it is you plan to capture.
Use a variety of shots and angles when possible.
Consider utilizing the Rule-of-thirds* for interviews and action shots (explained in this guide).
Sound Check
Whenever possible, use a headset to monitor your audio so that you can hear what you are recording. Many professional grade cameras will have an audio output jack for stereo headsets.
Sound levels should be tested before filming begins as footage can be ruined by inaudible mics or clipping.
Typically, professional grade cameras and even flip-cams will display your audio levels visually in the on-screen display. You can monitor the volume with the meter at the bottom of the image.
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