Shooting Video with an iPhone

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Nick Harauz

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01 - Introduction

01 - What makes an iPhone great for video.mp4

01:29

02 - Using the exercise fIles.mp4

00:42

02 - 1. Video Production Basics

01 - Telling your story with video.mp4

02:41

02 - Some basic video terminology.mp4

04:18

03 - Planning your shots.mp4

03:06

03 - 2. Shooting Video

01 - Comparing iPhones for video production.mp4

04:41

02 - Preparing Your iPhone for recording.mp4

04:52

03 - Basic iPhone camera settings for video.mp4

05:42

04 - Setting exposure and focus.mp4

03:36

05 - Using multiple lenses for iPhone video.mp4

03:13

06 - Shooting slow motion with iPhone.mp4

04:30

07 - Shooting time-lapse with iPhone.mp4

02:29

08 - Shooting in Cinematic mode with the iPhone.mp4

04:09

09 - Tips for shooting vertical and square video.mp4

04:01

04 - 3. Real-World iPhone Video Techniques

01 - Shooting a talking head on the fly.mp4

02:01

02 - Getting creative with shooting support materials.mp4

01:28

03 - Getting creative with in-camera transitions.mp4

06:19

05 - 4. Extra Gear and App Considerations

01 - Adding iPhone production value with a stabilizer.mp4

02:52

02 - Portable and affordable video lighting solutions.mp4

01:48

03 - Better audio Lav and boom mics for iPhone.mp4

02:39

04 - Shooting video with the Filmic Pro or Mavis apps.mp4

06:03

05 - Chasing the best light The Sun Seeker and Golden Hour apps.mp4

03:05

06 - 5. Post Production Editing and Sharing

01 - Staying organized and backing up iPhone video.mp4

05:01

02 - Editing video on your phone.mp4

05:11

03 - Editing video on a computer.mp4

04:13

04 - Sharing your videos on YouTube and Instagram.mp4

05:36

07 - Conclusion

01 - Checking out the final product.mp4

02:40

02 - Next steps.mp4

00:53

Description

There’s an old saying that “The best camera is the one you have with you.” In the past, that was something of a consolatory aphorism photographers would say when they didn’t have their best gear. But today, the camera that many people always have with them—an iPhone—might just be the best camera they have. iPhone cameras get better and better with each new iPhone model, and are more than capable of producing professional-looking videos. So now that the cameras are up to the task, are you? In this course, certified Apple trainer Nick Harauz shows you how to get professional results when shooting video with an iPhone. Nick starts with imparting an understanding of basic video concepts, then moves on to adjusting video settings, choosing which iPhone model to use, and optimizing video and audio quality. He also shares tips for shooting more compelling video, editing iPhone video, and sharing your completed videos on Instagram and YouTube.

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Nick Harauz

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Nick Harauz is an experienced marketing director, post-production specialist, and creativity expert. Driven by his passion to help spark and sustain creativity in others, Harauz speaks on creativity, hosts the podcast Flow State: Stories From the Creative Process, and is currently writing his second book Finding Creativity in Uncertain Times. Harauz is the Director of Product Marketing at Boris FX and has over seventeen years of experience as an Adobe, Avid, and FCP certified trainer. He is a regular guest speaker at Adobe MAX, and is the author of Apple Motion 5 Cookbook. Harauz is regarded within the post-production community for his deep knowledge of host applications mixed with a relatability that keeps students engaged. In addition to his training expertise, Harauz has worked as an editor and motion graphics artist for domestic and international clients, including Proctor and Gamble, Virgin Mobile, and Blackberry. He has also directed and filmed noted celebrities including Lady Gaga and Richard Branson and co-edited the feature documentary My Father and the Man in Black, the untold story of Johnny Cash.

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