Summary


In this chapter, you've learned about shooting a sports movie, using the shot lists of things to shoot at a sports eventfrom before the game to after the final scores are recorded. You've learned how to capture first-person shots, which you might want to incorporate into your movie. This information about shooting will ensure that you have great material to edit.

You've also learned about editing tips and techniquesincluding video effects and suggested music selectionsto add energy and dynamism to your sports movies.

Using the steps outlined in this chapter should help you avoid the most common mistakes in sports movies:

  • Static visuals (because you're changing your angles and shots)

  • Boring footage that doesn't capture the emotion of the story (because you're doing lots of people interviews)

  • Slow-paced editing (because you've learned how to delete or tighten up shots and sequences)

The more you shoot and edit, the more you'll learn. Sports events happen all the time, which means you have plenty of opportunity to get more experience.

Using these techniques and resources will help you become a better movie maker when it comes to shooting and editing sports movies people will want to watch. You now have everything you need to know to make your sports movies your "personal best."




Create Your Own Digitial Movies
Create Your Own Digitial Movies
ISBN: N/A
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Year: 2005
Pages: 85

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