Join filmmaker Scott Baker for an in depth look at Shot Composition so you can create more compelling and professional looking Short Films, Music Videos, Weddings, Promotional Material, or whatever kind of Videography or Photography you do. 
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
<ul><li>Camera Settings — marker settings, focus assist</li>
<li>Stabilisation  — gimbals, handheld, lenses</li>
<li>Framing Techniques — Leading Lines, Symmetry, Depth of Field</li>
<li>Camera Movements — Dolly &amp; Trucking Shots, Speed of Movements, Pan / Tilt / Crane</li>
</ul>YOU'LL BE READY TO FILM:
<ul><li>On the go with minimal equipment</li>
<li>With any kind of dslr camera, smartphone, or action camera</li>
<li>With minimal lighting equipment</li>
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WHO IS THE CLASS FOR?
Whether you're an aspiring Cinematographer, Vlogger, Wedding Photographer or Beginner Videographer, this class is for all. And it doesn't matter if you're using a high end camera or your phone, these techniques apply to all. There is some additional equipment I will recommend throughout, but as long as you have a camera you can benefit from this class and participate in the class project.
To make sure you thoroughly understand the material there are plenty of diagrams, tutorials, and real life examples. All designed so you finish this class feeling confident, and excited to use the knowledge and skills you've learned to take your filmmaking to the next level. 
To learn more about the Emotions and Meanings that Shot Composition can have (and other ways to connect with your audience) check out this class... 
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Class Introduction

Marker Settings Help Frame the Shot

Focus Assist - To Ensure the Shot is Never Soft

Depth of Field

Manual or Auto? That is the Question

How to Manual Focus

Camera Movements

Camera Movement Speed

How to Keep the Shot Steady

Reflections, Use Them to Your Advantage

Framing Techniques to Draw the Eye

Slow Motion

Conclusion

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Shot Composition: Create Captivating Photos & Videos Using Camera Movement and Framing

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