Shoot Video Like A Broadcast Journalist

Five Quick Ways To Shoot Video Like A Broadcast Journalist
Video on from BBC Academy on the shots you should get and use for voice overs.

Tshirt Mockups

Note: I used a different method to that described in the link in the previous blog entry.

Photorealistic Shirt Mockups

How To Create Photorealistic Shirt Mockups

A Twitter Story

There was a vocal groan when we looked at Twitter in class... but I love it.

At any rate it can be a very useful way of finding stuff out.

I was on my way home from the West Nowra TAFE building when I decided to stop in town and get some cash from an ATM. As I got out of the car I noticed a bright flash of light behind me. I assumed it was a faulty fluorescent light. It wasn't. It actually turned out to be a police photographer. There was police tape around the rail outside the Nowra Medicare office.

I was curious to find out what happened. So I googled a few terms. Nothing. Nothing in the local media. But then I searched Twitter.

Edit Your Video IN YouTube

Nalts reports it's a little buggy but, in theory, you can edit your YouTube video after you've uploaded it.

Link Roundup

A couple of links that might be of interest to the class.

Moving at the Speed of Creativity: Wikis For The Collaborative Classroom

Lifehacker Australia: Mudgee Tourism Gets Its Own iPhone App

Shooting Raw And More

Over the weekend I spent some time photographing the Huskisson region (for a TAFE assessment task). I decided to shoot in RAW format for the first time since buying my Nikon D70. Everyone kept telling me that these files would take up a lot of room on the camera's memory card but I was still surprised at how quickly it did fill up the card.

Some street art from my travels: