How NOT to shoot a video

[medic92]

I decided to do a video of how I trim my brisket. It turned into a beautiful class on how NOT to shoot a video. If you're into hairy forearms blocking the shot and the brisket being half out of the frame 90% of the time, you'll love this video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTF6Fvltnl4&feature=youtu.be

 

[Porcine Perfection]

You got your point across and I am sure it will be helpful to many people. All good Kevin.

 

[bschoen]

Better than a lot of youtube howtos I have seen.

 

[medic92]

I'm going to reshoot the video but I think I'll leave them both up. My forearm looks pretty good.

 

[Whitewookie]

Looked fine to me. Good job, I definitely picked up a few much needed tips...

VR,
Harold


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[jimbotx]

Nothing wrong with that video - nice job explaining how and why you do what you do.

 

[HOBONICHOLBBQ]

Not sure what you are filming with but if you can put the camera in this instance on the window side opposite of where you are standing you will get better results. Or if you could go elevated say top of window pointing 45 down I think you will like that better. It takes time getting adjusted to where the camera is and being cognizant of not putting yourself in the way of what you are trying to show.

 

[medic92]

Not sure what you are filming with but if you can put the camera in this instance on the window side opposite of where you are standing you will get better results. Or if you could go elevated say top of window pointing 45 down I think you will like that better. It takes time getting adjusted to where the camera is and being cognizant of not putting yourself in the way of what you are trying to show.

No doubt. Once I set the camera up I never gave a thought to angles it what might be in the way. Or that maybe the object should actually be in the frame...