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After our first few days of shooting at the Barbican, and box park, we initially assumed that our footage was good because we had a fun time filming. Unfortunately until we finally reviewed the footage formally, we realised that our footage didn't do a few things:

* The footage was not smooth on the fig rig, and often would jog uncontrollably
* I was doing too much at once: i wasn't focusing on doing base tracks at different angles, instead I was filming close ups, long shots, feet work, hand movements, and transition shots, all at the same time.

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After realising this, I decided to watch videos online of how videographers shoot music videos and I had learnt a lot that I want to transfer into the production of our music videos.

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The cinematographer would find a triangular point, and 'swing' from A to B to C, and vice versa.

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This music video showed me different ways of using camera movement, for example using a 360 around the artist, or going 'in and out' by being far, and coming closer with a stabilizer

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Camera Movement in Music Videos (Full Demonstrations)

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Camera movement is an essential part of any Music Video. Therefore, in today's video we are giving full demonstrations of different camera movements that can be used in music videos. THANKS FOR 5000 SUBSCRIBERS! Enjoy 10% off any Lutify.me products using the code "2023Vision" at checkout.

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This video taught me about what B roll is- extra footage that can be in slow motion, of the surroundings in the setting, including the artist performing (in slow motion). It showed me that it could be shot without it being part of a base track. Using this will help me to not tend to try and 'film everything at once'.

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How We Film B-Roll for Music Videos | Full Demonstration

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Here's a tutorial on how we film b-roll for music videos. The Full Music Video: https://youtu.be/V7G8ncQws9U THANKS FOR 5000 SUBSCRIBERS! Enjoy 10% off any Lutify.me products using the code "2023Vision" at checkout. Click the link below: Lutify.Me Packages: https://lutify.me/products/?ref=37 FREE Lutify.Me LUTs: https://lutify.me/free-luts/?ref=37&campaign=free-luts&campaign-source=homepage&campaign-medium=button&campaign-content=mid-page-section/ Download Our Presets Pack: https://tinyurl.com/ycmaz3a4 HELP US continue to make content by become a patreon!

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Watching these videos (and more), showed me how to film base tracks without the need to try and film everything at once. They have taught me that it is better to film at each angle at a time, and be as steady as possible. I have also found it essential that we review each of our footage after we had shot it, to avoid disappointment when we formally review them.
To do for nest shooting:
*Try and use some of the teqchniches I saw on videos
*Make a more focused shotlist of shots we liked in our first footage, but needed improvements on, including shots we did not get round to filming

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Youtube Video 1: How to Shoot Music Videos

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Youtube Video 1: How to Shoot Music Videos

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This Youtube video showed me how a freelancer filmed music videos for artists on his own. I learnt a trick he used to keep consistent, stable, camera movements:
(see diagram below)

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How I shoot RAP - HIPHOP Music Videos! | RoyalZProduction (4k)

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Before you watch; Please read: This is a very RAW 'Behind The Scenes' of how I go about's shooting a hiphop/rap/trap music video. This isn't a professionally set up shoot with thousands of dollars worth of budget.. This is a super raw, hitting the streets with a gimbal & high quality camera & shooting for a smaller artist.