Filmmaking Tips - Think Like a Director (Entertain or Die)

Filmmaking Tips 

Entertain or Die

A director's job is to shoot video that people will want to watch.

That means thinking about communicating with your audience,about how they will view your video, and what might make it a better experience for them.

This fundamental shifts in the way you think will guide you to different----and better----decisions as you shoot, even if you don't do anything else.

     

 

SINCE MOST PEOPLE WHO SHOOT VIDEO DON'T THINK ABOUT IT AT ALL, JUST    THINK ABOUT IT AT ALL,JUST GIVING IT YOUR ATTENTION CREATES CHANGE.

Your own experience is the as everyone else's. It's painful to watch bad, boring video. Bad Video takes time and noting gives you in return. And like anytime anyone steals from you, you quickly resent it. Weather that resentment causes you to click away ( if you're alone or start to hate your relative /employe/friend ( if they are making you watch), the resentment is real and powerful. Watching video is a transactional experience, and if the video doesn't do it's part you feel cheated.


Now think if I'm making a video for first time and you as a audience watches it if audience don't get entertainment then the audience will feel that they have been cheated and will never come back to your new video. Now a days audience like to learn everything in 5 minutes video where it takes to learn 3 years in college. Now talking about video maker who makes good video and every time audience watches his video and when he makes even a single video that don't gives entertainment to audience audience start hating that video maker.  
Never ever compromise with Quality as it's said Opposite of Good is Off.



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