- Your character needs goals in order to tell the story and to keep it interesting
- Don't forget about sound
- Watch out for dead space; use the rule of thirds
- Doorways add depth to the screen
- Don't have plain white walls in the background; posters/frames make for a more interesting background
- Make sure you use good lighting techniques; "scenes that are not lit typically look flat"
- Don't add unnecessary insert shots
- No lingering shots, it slows down the pace of the scene
- Motion helps tell the story
- Try to keep the cliches to a minimum
- If you use a cliche, do something to make unique and interesting
- Make sure music matches whats on screen
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Mistakes to Watch Out For
In order to better prepare myself, I watched a YouTube video titled "Top 15 Mistakes Beginner Filmmakers Make." As I watched the video, I compiled a list of tips I could refer to when the next time I film.
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