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Following the past entries about  video blogging, these posts are intended to increase the amount user generated content about Korea and to get more expats into making videos.

After discussing most of the technical matters in filming, we can finally talk about my favorite lesson, composition.  Please keep in mind that these are merely guidelines which can be followed and are by no means absolutes; sometimes breaking the rules will give you a better effect. Still, following some of these guidelines will provide your video with a more polished look and feel. This guide is a continuation of BV IV: Composition Basics.

Following the past entries about introducing vlogging, or video blogging, these posts are intended to get more expats into making videos to share with one another.

After discussing most of the technical matters in filming, it is finally time to talk about my favorite lesson, composition.  Please keep in mind that these are merely guidelines which are usually followed and they are by no means absolutes, as sometimes breaking the “rules” gives you a much better effect. Still, following these some of these guidelines will make your pieces a much more polished look.

Let’s start with a quick introduction regarding setup.

This is the third post regarding an introduction to video blogging, which covers: the basics of camera equipment, sound, editing programs, composition, angles, shots, cuts, and so on. This post will deal with some of the more important technicalities of cam equipment and although this section will be geared towards users with a camcorder, there is much overlapping with anyone who might be interested using a DSLR or any other type of recording device for the purpose of vlogging.

Everyone wants good looking video but the technical aspect may scare off a great deal of people from achieving greater quality when in fact, a boost in quality can be achieved with as simple as a touch of  a button.