Introduction to Mobile Filmmaking
Planning the Shoot
A course by Pete Majarich , Designer and Director
About the video: Planning the Shoot
Overview
“Ok! Let’s get down to the details. How are you actually going to do your shoot? In this lesson, I'll teach you how to go ahead and plan the shoot. ”
In this video lesson Pete Majarich addresses the topic: Planning the Shoot, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Mobile Filmmaking. Learn how to plan, capture, and edit inspiring films with storytelling in mind using just your smartphone .
Partial transcription of the video
“ Planning the Shoot In this lesson, we'll talk about how we actually approach our shoot. Let's get down to details. First up, location. Where will you shoot? Think about what's an inspiring, interesting, and, most importantly, accessible location for you to shoot at. Is there somewhere nearby with a particular mood or vibe that you're going for? Do you want to be outdoors or indoors? Do you want to have lots of people? Do you want it to be more sparse and minimal? Think about this as the backdrop for your story. Your location will be the blank canvas for the story you are about to tell. On...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Mobile Filmmaking
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Category
Photography & Video -
Software
Final Cut Pro -
Areas
Audiovisual Production, Film, Video & TV, Filmmaking, Video
Pete Majarich
A course by Pete Majarich
Pete Majarich is a designer and director from Sydney, Australia. He originally studied Information Technology and Computing at the University of New South Wales, but quickly realized it wasn’t the field for him and decided to move into the world of creativity and advertising. The diversity of themes in his work is evidence of the wealth of experience he possesses in many creative fields, including VFX, theater direction, copywriting, design, and science fiction writing.
Pete created VFX for the short film Alien: Harvest to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Ridley Scott franchise, and his work has been featured by Adobe, Wired, and even The Academy Awards’ Twitter account. He has also collaborated with brands such as Nike, Google, Coca-Cola, and Universal Music.
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