In this episode of The Shirtless Apprentice, Matt is on location to discuss some more tips for shooting internet video, specifically directed towards capturing B-Roll. Take a look at our links section for more shooting tips!
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Make a Lightweight Body-Mount Rig for Filming Unique Front & OTS Shots
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Change lenses on a camcorder
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Use a piece of developed film and a camera to see through clothes
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Use the RED ONE compact flash cards
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Simulate a dolly shot with just a camera tripod
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Turn a Manfrotto tripod into a DIY DSLR car mount
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Do a simple dutch angle camera trick with a tripod
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Set up a stable car mount for your camera
News:
James Cameron to Shoot Alien Lifeforms in 3D
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Create the zero budget 3D Pulfrich effect
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Make a home made glidetrack at home using a curtain rod
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Frame and compose a shot for film
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Make an easy and inexpensive DiY camera dolly out of PVC pipe
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Use an external monitor with a camcorder
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Build a 3D camera rig for recording and shooting 3D videos and films
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Use the Letus Extreme depth of field camera adapter
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Shoot in a film noir setting
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Make a pan tilt unit for your camera
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Build a cheap DIY follow focus for your Canon 5D Mark
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Build a cable mounted camera rig for overhead shots
How To:
Make a Lightweight Body-Mount Rig for Filming Unique Front & OTS Shots
How To:
Change lenses on a camcorder
How To:
Use a piece of developed film and a camera to see through clothes
How To:
Use the RED ONE compact flash cards
How To:
Set up a stable car mount for your camera
How To:
Turn a Manfrotto tripod into a DIY DSLR car mount
News:
James Cameron to Shoot Alien Lifeforms in 3D
How To:
Simulate a dolly shot with just a camera tripod
How To:
Do a simple dutch angle camera trick with a tripod
How To:
Create the zero budget 3D Pulfrich effect
How To:
Get a Professional Audiovisual Look for Your Videos with Low Budget
News:
Larger Than Life Down's Syndrome PSA Uplifts Us All
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Set Up an SJ4000 to Take Timelapse Pictures
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Create a DIY Studio Light Equivalent to 800 Watts at 5000k
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Create a Detachable DIY DSLR PVC Shoulder Rig
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Create a DIY Camera Rig (Ultrapod)
News:
Impressive Food for Your Blind Date
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Get Great Bokeh for Videos and Photos Using Christmas Lights
Your Brain on Music:
How to Turn an MRI Scan into a Music Video
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Film Using DSLR at Low Light
1 Comment
Shooting wide and close does stabilize a shot, but looks much different then zooming in. The background goes soft when you zoom in, which is a short depth of field which isolates the talent better than close and wide.
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