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DSLR Video Production
Course Introduction
Course Introduction (3:53)
Top 5 Tips for Better DSLR Video (3:35)
Course Overview
Which Camera Brand is Best? (2:11)
How to Succeed in this Course & an Important Message (1:42)
Getting Started with DSLR Video
Introduction to Section - What camera will I be teaching with? (2:06)
Turning your Camera On & Changing to Video Mode (0:36)
Putting On & Taking Off Lenses (2:06)
Shooting Modes - Which mode should you shoot in? (1:24)
Choosing a Memory Card & Putting a Card in the Camera (2:13)
Choosing Video Quality & Frame Rate (3:37)
Recording Video, Reviewing your Footage, Deleting Clips & Formatting a Memory Ca (2:33)
Section Conclusion (0:30)
Exercise: Practice Setting Up Your Camera & Tripod (0:47)
Exercise: Walkthrough (6:56)
Learn the Manual Settings of your DSLR Camera
Intro to Section (0:58)
Shutter Speed and Video (2:14)
Tip - Setting Shutter Speed as Twice the Frame Rate (0:51)
Aperture and Video (aka F-Stop or Iris) (2:36)
ISO and Video (2:15)
Tip - Using Lights to Fix Exposure (0:36)
Setting White Balance and a Bit About Color Temperature (3:49)
What is a Picture Style, and How to Choose the Right One (2:44)
Practice - Play with Your Settings (0:36)
Tips for Getting Perfect Focus (2:11)
Basics of Video Composition - Getting Great Shots
Intro to Composition (0:30)
Basic Composition - Wide, Medium, and Close Up Shots (3:55)
Tip - Head Room (1:18)
The Rule of Thirds (1:39)
Composing Interview Shots (3:16)
Conclusion to this Section (0:30)
Exercise: Compose a Shot Using the Rule of Thirds (0:24)
Exercise: Walkthrough (2:36)
Equipment Check - Building Your DSLR Video Kit
The Camera Body (2:17)
Lens Options - Primes vs. Zooms (6:19)
Lighting Options (3:20)
Audio Recording (3:22)
Stabilization - Tripods, Monopods, Steady Cam Systems, and Drones (3:11)
Lighting for DSLR Video
Introduction to Lighting Section (0:25)
Using Ambient Light for Video (1:51)
Tip - Use a Bounce Card (0:45)
DIY Cheap and Easy Lighting Solutions (1:22)
Key Light Sample, Diffusion, and Gels (2:59)
Tip - Use Gloves to Protect Your Hands from Hot Lights (0:37)
Using a Spotlight for Highlighting Details (1:35)
What is Three-Point Lighting (aka Documentary Lighting)? (3:38)
Complete Guide to 3-Point Lighting
Lighting for Mood (1:00)
Audio for DSLR Video
Intro to Audio Recording for Video (0:41)
Recording Audio with an External Recording Device like the Zoom H4N (2:01)
How to Use a Lavaliere Microphone (aka Lapel Mic) (3:54)
How to Use a Shotgun Microphone (aka Boom Mic) (3:07)
How to Use Your Smart Phone to Record Great Audio (1:24)
How to Record Audio at Proper Levels (3:44)
How to Reduce Background Noise (4:20)
Exercise: Record Audio and Remove Background Noise (0:39)
Exercise: Walkthrough (4:09)
Advanced Video Production Tips
Intro to Section (0:43)
Shooting for Slow Motion (1:50)
Getting Enough Coverage (2:11)
Shooting with Multiple Cameras (5:49)
Exercise: Slow Motion (0:40)
Exercise: Walkthrough (4:07)
Sample Slow Motion Hummingbird Video (2:35)
Bonus: Slow Motion in After Effects (6:24)
Video Editing for DSLR Shooters
Intro to Editing (2:01)
Ingesting Video into the Computer (1:59)
Importing Video into the Video Editing Application (4:11)
Creating a New Video Sequence (5:40)
Basic Video Editing Tools and Tips (5:44)
Syncing Video and Audio files for DSLR Shooters (5:43)
Adding Titles (3:33)
Exporting your Video for Sharing (4:38)
Exercise: Edit a Video Montage (1:18)
Exercise Example - Beach Montage (0:58)
Conclusion
Thank You and What's Next? (1:30)
Recording Audio with an External Recording Device like the Zoom H4N
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