Your class project is to create a video with the techniques you learned in this class. Think about the angle of your video. Is it to the side or from behind? Directly above? Do you want your video to show a close up of the brush flexing on the paper? Or do you want to show the process video of a large piece from straight on? Each video you create will have a different purpose, so you get to decide what that purpose is.

To make it easy for everyone, share a picture of your setup so we can see how you did it! Maybe you have a tripod, or maybe you used a mason jar. We all want to see how you made it work for you. If you posted your video somewhere else, you can share a link of your video, though you don't have an option to share the actual video file.

Although I have three different tripods, I still use the jar technique quite often.

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When I film with my iPad, it's too heavy for my tripod so I have to offset the legs so it doesn't fall onto itself.

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I look forward to seeing your set up and your videos!

If you are interested in any of the tripods or lights I use, you can find them on my Amazon page.

Diane Homan

Recipe Developer & Food Photographer

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