Sometimes, you gotta focus on the angle.
This post was written by Kellan Reck.
Getting the perfect shot isn’t always easy, but these four tips can help improve any standard B-roll shot. Just by making small adjustments to your camera movement and angles, you can add a whole new level of emotion and dynamics to your footage.
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1. The Foreground Blur
One of the best ways to add depth to your B-roll is to introduce a foreground element.
Try placing your camera up against a plant or blades of grass. Keep your focus set on your subject. Watch as the out-of-focus foreground elements add motion and texture to your shots. This can help immerse your viewer into your footage, leaving them feeling as though they are there in the setting. Give it a try on your next shoot!
Author: Guest Author
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
