Better Your Storytelling With This Technique

Better Your Storytelling With This Technique
Are you looking to improve your storytelling skills? Whether you're a writer, filmmaker, or visual artist, one of the most effective techniques to master is "show, don't tell." In this video, 'Master This Technique To Become A Better (Visual)Storyteller' you'll learn how to use this technique to become a better (visual) storyteller.
"Show, don't tell" is a fundamental principle of storytelling that emphasizes the power of visual storytelling. Rather than simply telling your audience what's happening, you show them through visual cues, actions, and emotions. This technique creates a more immersive and engaging experience for your audience and allows them to draw their own conclusions.
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Sony GM 24mm F1.4
Sony G 90mm F2.8
Røde VideoMic Pro +
NanLite Forza 60
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[@lostee2001]

I am thoroughly enjoying your videos! thank you so much for sharing!🙂👍🏿

[@Jaa_morant]

What are the most common themes that people request to make documentaries about?
People? Events? Smth else?

[@reinvandam]

it depends on the topic. for athletes for example it's most of the time the road to a certain match or tournament. This way there's a climax build in at the end of the documentary. But if you shoot a documentary of something that has already happened or a personal experience, then it's different.

[@Jaa_morant]

@@reinvandam agree on all that! What’s your fav type of documentary to make and how long it usually takes?