4 Tips for DIY Video Production


Filmmaking has become much more accessible to individuals all over the world. With the advancement of digital camera technology, it is easier than ever to create a production company and make your own independent films. Here are four tips that will help you with all of your DIY video production projects.

Invest in a DSLR camera 



DSLR cameras are the easiest and cheapest way to get a professional film look for your video project. DSLR cameras will give you the ability to change lenses and create the wide and close shots that you want like the pros. You will be able to achieve a film-like shallow depth of field that creates emotion in your scenes like never before. The Panasonic GH5 is a great camera that will help you achieve a very professional look on a budget. A 35 mm lens and a 50 mm lens are great starters for getting the shots that you need for your film project

Get the right lighting 



LED lighting has transformed the affordability of professionally lighting your shoot. There are quite a few different options when you are looking to invest in lights for your video production. For under $500, you can get a LED lighting kit that will make your video look much more professional than trying to use natural lighting. There are also rental companies that will allow you to use their lights for your shoot for a small fee. This may be a great option for your project if you are usually shooting outside and don't need lights very often.

Ask your friends to be a part of your project 



Your friends are more than likely going to be pretty excited about your project. If you need actors, it is easy to find friends who want to be on camera. Whether you are asking your friends to hold a boom mic or operate a camera, they will most likely be willing to help if you compensate them with food and drink.

Make sure you have the right video editing software 



Having the right video editing software can make all of the difference. Programs like iMovie and Windows Movie Maker are not going to cut it. Adobe Premier is one of the most widely used editing software programs on the market today. Learning this software will give you the edge that you need to make your video production look as professional as possible.


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