Realistic Camera Movement Tutorial | Documentary Style | Stop Motion Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Realistic Camera Movement Tutorial | Documentary Style | Stop Motion Tutorial
I love the documentary style camera moments when you can tell that there’s a cameraman trying to keep up with the action. It makes the video just seem more real to me. In this tutorial, I go over a basic movement that helps pull the viewer into the scene. It gives the impression that the viewer is right there in the room, watching the dialogue unfold.
If you haven't already, please watch my first camera movement tutorial. This covers the basics on what I do in this video.
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I shoot everything on a Canon t3i with the Dragonframe 4 software. I then edit it all with Final Cut Pro.
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I think your very underrated
“Here we are again in dragon frame”
LOL I do say that a lot don’t I 🤣
Yep
@@Brickology Totally
Nice job, I would try to do something other than
doctor stuff all the time
Thank you very much!!! I’m glad you enjoy the videos! I do the medical stuff because it’s what I know best (I’m a nurse). I do love Star Wars, Marvel, DC, and so many other themes, though!!! My favorite is Star Wars 😁😁😁
Omg you are a nurse its my dream work your my inspiration
Helps a lot!
Thank you I’m so glad it helped!
Dragon frame would be awesome if it was free!😓
You can do it on stop motion studio
Can you make a tutorial showing how to do hand movements according to the speech? I don’t have dragonflame.
'I've just shot the nurse' context is very important..
Can you make a tutorial how to make the camera move like not in documentary but like when it’s just about someone’s life and there’s no camera man so like the Lego movie
Do you mean like someone holding a phone? Like shaky cam?
@@Brickology kinda, what I mean is like toy story there isn’t really camera movement unless it’s tracking something or someone and like how the camera shifts and it’s just like showing the toys life
there is no one really controlling the camera
Kenny is the best character after thomas
First like first comment
AMAAAAZING
Thanks for the tutorial l might get Dragon frame now!
Thank you! Dragonframe is a bit expensive but for me it was well worth the investment and helped me develop my style much quicker.
Yeah! I bet it is worth it if it's $300!
@@Brickology I animate in my basement (because it's dark) and I want a laptop so I can see all my pictures.
Wow! That's a lot of fumbling around. How long do you work on one video from start to finish?
What lenses do you use?
I use the standard lens that came with my canon camera and then ordered this set on Amazon: Vivitar +1 +2 +4 +10 Close-Up Macro Filter Set with Pouch (58mm) a.co/d/4zyMtNR
I like to shake camera a bit while panning to make some motion blur effect
This makes me appreciate everything that you do to bring these wonderful video’s to us. You are a genius! ❤️
That’s so nice of you to say! Thank you! 😊😊😊😊😊
Can you make a tutorial on camera manual settings?
Your tutorials are always great - very informative and great case examples! Some very accurate observations you've made on how documentary style filming is done. Great job! Would you ever do a tutorial on different types of lighting and such!? Thanks a lot for sharing this and keep up the wonderful work!
Thank you so much!!! I love the documentary style... The Office really influenced how I shoot my films. And yes I do plan on doing a lighting tutorial! Thank you always for the support here!!!
@@Brickology Great! :-)
Good work
Thank you so very much!
It has The Office kinda feel I like it
I animate on my phone sooooooooo
Your intro is bekaar
Thanks
What do you think about shooting a very wide shot that captures both minifigures, then zooming and panning in post?
I think if you can do it, then yes go for it! I do some panning in post as well. I like doing as many things in camera, though. It has a certain feel. I agree with you though!
As awesome as in camera can be, sometimes the focus and mess of the practical effects can be a little too ambitious to complete. Thanks for your insight though. My next video might use some in camera like in this video and some wide shots with camera movement added in post for those tricky focus shots.
For your next tutorial you should do fighting. I am going to be adding some to my stop motion and it would be nice if you made a fighting tutorial
Ah excellent suggestion!!! I’ll work on it! What aspect of fighting are you looking for?
Brickology I am looking for the wind back and the forward motion. I have looked at some tutorials but none have helped me that much. PS do you think you could look at my stop motions?
You mean the wind up and the release for the punch?
Yes I most definitely will take a look at your films!!!
Brickology yeah the wind up
Does it matter if you do the voice acting first then the stop motion or is it just based on preference?
I would suggest doing the voice first. It gives you a better sense of timing for the movements. When I started I did the stop motion first and tried to cram the voices into it. Although it worked, I found that it made the two seem detached. Once I started doing dialogue first, everything clicked more for me. 😊👍
Brickology That makes sense, thank you. Also I really like your videos 😁
Your attention to detail is awesome!
Thank you thank you!!!
Love your videos man keep up the good work
Thank you thank you!!!!
I replied but not sure if you saw it
I just saw it and replied 😊
Brickology thanks! Did my fighting look good?
Cool! Thanks!
You’re welcome and thank you for watching!!! Let me know if there’s something you’d like me to do a tutorial on!
Amazing technique!
Damn, I want dragon frame so bad!! Also, do you need a cord to connect the camera to the computer or is it like, wifi or Bluetooth or something?
Just a usb cable connects the camera to the computer. There’s a controller you can use that’s either usb or Bluetooth. Dragonframe isn’t cheap but for me it was well worth the investment. I love how I can see what I’m doing on the computer. I need the big screen!
Brickology thanks!!