Shoot WIDE not TALL.
By shooting TALL, you will end up losing HALF the resolution of your clip. People watch TV/FILM in WIDESCREEN. No one watches TALL screen.
How to setup Do Not Disturb on your iPhone, by using Favorites.
Here’s the MOST IMPORTANT tip that ANY iPhone filmmaker can use.
Shoot WIDE not TALL.
By shooting TALL, you will end up losing HALF the resolution of your clip. People watch TV in WIDESCREEN. No one watches TALL screen.
Over the last 12 years living as both a teacher who also makes documentaries and tells stories with media, I’ve learned a lot about how I learned to create with digital tools and I’ve devised ways for teachers learn this approach to let go of fear of technology, fear of learning new things, fear of feeling like their students know more than they do, and start to engage with new ways for students to be empowered.
Teachers don’t need to be master illustrators to give a drawing assignment. Certainly, there will be students with a better skilled hand at drawing, but it’s the teacher’s job to help shape that drawing into a message of understanding the concepts that are being explored in schools. The same hold true with technology.
Any teacher can give video assignments. We offer a FULL DAY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT workshop that covers that curriculum in this video. The videos steps in the workshop are:
Here’s the MOST IMPORTANT tip that ANY iPhone filmmaker can use.
By shooting TALL, you will end up losing HALF the resolution of your clip. People watch TV/FILM in WIDESCREEN. No one watches TALL screen.