Shooting b-roll on the fly can be tricky, but these tips should really help. B-roll is essential for a well-rounded and interesting story that makes sense visually. Not having it is like eating bread without butter. Whether you're shooting travel films or a feature with a skeleton crew, you're going to want to know how to shoot beautiful b-roll that doesn't require a ton of planning, manpower, or money. And that can be super tricky. In this video, Ted Sim of Indy Mogul chats with YouTuber and travel filmmaker Matti Haapoja about some useful techniques and tricks that will help you capture some of the best b-roll of your career. Plan Story Not Shots Shooting b-roll can be a little dangerous because it's, well, it's pretty easy to point your camera at a subject and shoot. It's not a part of your principal photography, so whatever, right? Wrong! Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 18 March, 2019