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If dialogue 70% if not 80% AUDIO!!! If no dialogue 90% visual.

videographyessentials.com/camera/ Hope you find this helpful. Nothing fancy, just a short list of some simple things to keep in mind.

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Notes: While TH-cam and Facebook are mentioned in this video, the topics discussed apply regardless of what platform you choose to use. Of course, there are many other options that you have to choose from. Additionally, this video was filmed a few years ago when vlogging was more popular and many people were engaging in daily vlogging. That said the concept of sharing those real, raw, and unedited behind the scenes moments in your business is still applicable.

good tips.

The fair is such a dynamic place, there's so much opportunity to practice your filmmaking skills. What other places do you think would make for good practice?

What questions do you want to see answered in future videos? If you have a second, let me know in the comments below.

Great content

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If you have a sec, let me know what topics you'd like to see covered in future videos. And if you enjoyed this one, please give it a thumbs up. This is a lesson taken out of my Videography Essentials course.

I started my first business just out of high school back in '05. Even back then, video was a crucial part of building that business. Since that time, I've had the pleasure of working with many different kinds of businesses on their video marketing. Hope you enjoy! More to come in this series. Let me know what questions you have and what topics you want to see covered.

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Very helpful and very inspiring. Thank you 👍🏽

I hope you enjoy this video! This was part of a video marketing workshop series that I put together some years back. In the future, I'll share more video marketing tips in addition to the videography tips that are already on the channel.

Couple quick notes: the composition could have used a little improvement. I think the camera either drifted down or in between takes Devin moved off his mark a little. Ideally, you won't be teaching a lesson, and will be more focused on making sure your on screen talent is framed properly. Either way, I think you get the basic lighting concept. Hope you enjoyed! Also this was taken from our Videography Essentials course.

Thank you for making this! I get so hung up on each of these points. I am so glad you are teaching these topics and skills.

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good concise video

informative video

Thank you very much, that is a very useful lesson, you used practical examples to highlight key concepts. One of the best videos I watched in the "exposure settings"

I graduated from Full Sail in Digital Cinematography. This video is meat and potatoes! Thank you for a reminder that the basics are still important!

Had to see if I could still skate after the shoot. Was a little rusty, but brought back great childhood memories!

Absolute gold dust. Thank-you so much. I am looking at street video, and there are not too many instructional offerings like this. I particularly identify the whole 'nervous in public' thing. I am always terrified of being arrested or something. But you have given me some confidence to at least have a go. I will post my results when I have stumped up my bail money 😁

Love this video.

Thanks for sharing, right now I’m just using my iPhone to make TH-cam videos. I didn’t know much about videography until I started to make TH-cam videos. I’m learning slowly and watching your content is helping a lot!

You really know your stuff Tom! I have watch a couple of your videos and I’ve subscribed, your content is priceless!

I can see your channel going far! Love the gems that you are dropping here. Thank you!

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Thanks for watching. Be sure to sign up for our Free Beginner Videography Challenge at videographyessentials.com/challenge/ And leave a comment letting me know what topics you want to see covered next.

Wherever you are in your filmmaking journey, you've undoubtedly run into your share of obstacles along the way. There's a lot to be learned from doing. What mistakes did you find yourself making early on? Leave a comment below.

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