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Video Storytelling Basics by Michael Rosenblum

Shooting Exercises

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Michael lays out the ground rules of his storytelling course in this introductory…
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Michael talks about how you can increase your storytelling skills while…
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Michael assigns an exercise on how to absorb an environment, break it…
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Michael uses a restaurant to break down what types of shots you should…
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Michael talks about how to approach your interview intelligently and not…
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Michael introduces the first lesson of two on the 5 Shot Sequence that…
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Michael wraps up the last part on the 5 Shot Sequence that will give you…
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In this exercise we will go out into the field and practice the five shot…
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Michael explains why you should not try to direct the scene when you are…
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Michael presents a lesson on what NOT to shoot - which is just as important…
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Michael screens a video journalists piece called "Paint & Prick" as an…
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Michael critiques a video journalist's piece called "Paint & Prick"…
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Michael gives advice on how to approach your first video journalist shoot.
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michael
6:49 am Saturday
Feb 18, 2012
I think you have to open your mind and then follow your instincts. Walk around for a while, then sit down and think about the story you would tell your wife or husband or whomever if you just came home. "I went to the store today and the most amazing thing happened".... Like that. If nothing amazing comes to mind, you don't have a story, or a film, for that matter.
higgsb25
1:23 am Saturday
Feb 18, 2012
I believe you said that we are to make a list of seven events need to tell "the story"...I wonder if you have an equally good formula or method of how I might decide on a choice of story while observing the place? It seems good to have at least a strong notion about an idea or plot of a story prior to listing seven events that are to tell 'the story'. Or is it that you know from experience that 'the story' becomes apparent once seven or so events are listed? Or is it that I don’t understand?
TheJamisonReese
7:03 pm Monday
Jan 23, 2012
So basically write down main things that go on at that establishment.
ocube
9:17 am Saturday
Jan 7, 2012
Nice advice... given me things to do when my canon 60D arrives.
chaver
4:00 pm Thursday
Dec 22, 2011
great advice
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