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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2018 · 11 MIN

Tips for Shooting Better Videos on iPhone (Or any Camera)

from Mysteries of Ancient Wisdom™ Podcast with Cub Kuker

In this episode i teach: 10 tips for better iPhone videos (Or Any Camera) -Define what story you want to tell and choose a clean background or set -use tools already built into the phone like camera app and set to the highest resolution -use good even lighting like from a window or cheap daylight balanced led bulb -use tripod or stabilizer if possible or in camera stabilization if available -film in a low noise space away from the wind, cars etc. add mic if possible -choose portrait mode or landscape mode (Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube support both) -keep editing simple while you learn the skill and art behind it (edit on phone or computer) -use Google Drive for easy file sharing and accessibility (requires fast internet connection) -start with the selfie camera for reference and then try the rear camera for higher quality -apps that storytelling on a regular basis like FB and Insta stories or Snpchat build confidence Resolutions I recommend: 1920x1080 in 60 fps or 4k in 24fps

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