From the course: Video for Photographers: 2 Filmmaking on Location
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Getting coverage
From the course: Video for Photographers: 2 Filmmaking on Location
Getting coverage
- As a photographer, you all know what a fashion project is, and you all know what a documentary project is. If you're shooting a fashion project, there are a lot of elements that you can plan ahead, and you should plan ahead. You need to know who the model will be, what kind of wardrobe, what kind of makeup, the lighting set-up, so those are things that you can absolutely plan before the shoot happens. For a documentary piece, you know the story, you know the location, you probably know what the characters, who is going to be there, what they will be talking about, but what really happens within that story is totally, sometimes, unexpected and spontaneous. Coverage is a mix between the two. You can prepare in your pre-production phase and your research and location scouting, you can prepare for the structure, for the scene. In this case, we had a racking scene for the winery. But what happens within that, it's unexpected. We just didn't know what to get. How can we prepare for that?…
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Location scouting5m 47s
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Establishing and exterior shots8m 58s
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Getting coverage3m 42s
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Moving the camera2m 22s
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Working with natural light3m 22s
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Working with artificial light4m 31s
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Working with mixed light4m 13s
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Recording audio6m 54s
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Getting good interviews3m 17s
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