Filmmaking Tips - Planning to Shoot (DSLR GUIDE)

Filmmaking Tips 

   Planning to Shoot   


I recently got one project as a director and editor for a video song shoot.The Producer asked me about the story and concept that how to present the song in front of audience. The video will be soon on youtube.

When i was discussing about the scene many ideas were put on by team member some  were very good,some were average,some were not as good as demand of song but our main was to think as many ideas as we can, no idea is bad.


If you pickup your camera before planning shoot,scene it will become very difficult for you to shoot on set.
I want a long list, so I won't judge these ideas as i go. I'm going to write down even the stupidest ideas. In fact,to loosen up, I might be intentionally stupid.

Some ideas will come during the shoot and those ideas sometime become the award winning scene.

Before shoot and after planning ideas compose ideas in your brain with editing as how your video is going to look like. Think twice , thrice . Which angle which position the lights set design think it before shoot and after ideas.


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