Learn How to Put Your Video Camera in Motion

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Matt Nagy

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[1] Introduction

[1] Working with a video camera.mp4

00:54

[2] What you should know before watching this course.mp4

01:28

[2] 1. An Introduction to Camera Movement

[1] A brief history of camera movement.mp4

02:26

[2] Why move the camera.mp4

01:50

[3] Making camera moves serve your story.mp4

02:53

[3] 2. Types of Camera Moves

[1] Pan and tilt.mp4

01:20

[2] Zoom.mp4

01:08

[3] Tracking.mp4

01:07

[4] Pedestal, jib, and crane.mp4

01:03

[5] Handheld.mp4

01:02

[6] Follow shot.mp4

01:02

[7] Aerial.mp4

00:56

[8] Rack focus.mp4

01:13

[4] 3. Planning for Camera Movement

[1] Reviewing the script or shot list.mp4

01:46

[2] Performing a location scout or site visit.mp4

02:14

[3] Knowing what type of camera move to use.mp4

02:51

[4] When to move and not to move the camera.mp4

02:05

[5] Performing great camera moves.mp4

01:51

[6] Making camera moves work for your editors.mp4

01:56

[5] 4. Camera Movement Equipment

[1] Tripod-based movements.mp4

08:24

[2] Zoom techniques.mp4

04:56

[3] Using a camera dolly.mp4

06:52

[4] Using a small jib.mp4

07:33

[5] Shooting handheld.mp4

05:44

[6] Performing a rack focus.mp4

05:58

[7] Creating stabilized camera moves using handheld gimbals.mp4

05:44

[8] Using a simple motion control setup.mp4

05:34

[9] Movement with small cameras.mp4

03:32

[10] Performing a dolly zoom.mp4

02:00

[6] 5. Camera Movement Best Practices

[1] Before you press record.mp4

02:25

[2] Camera moves in interviews.mp4

02:30

[3] Camera moves in unscripted contentb-roll.mp4

02:09

[4] Camera moves in scripted content.mp4

00:56

[5] Knowing when to hire a specialist.mp4

02:07

[7] Conclusion

[1] Camera movement philosophy.mp4

01:49

Description

Camera movement is vital to creating visually dynamic scenes, but how do you plan your shot? Are there any times you shouldn’t move the camera? What tools do you need? In this course, Director of Photography Matt Nagy discusses basic types of camera movement, planning camera moves, shot composition throughout the movement, and crafting camera movement for the edit. He also covers equipment commonly used to execute camera movements, such as tripods, sliders, jibs, and gimbals, and offers tips and tricks for making fluid and dynamic moves that serve your story.

Note: This course was created by Rhed Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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