Wire Tutorial tips

[jesuspuerta]

hey guys i will soon be filming the tutorial to a wire release.i wanted to know if you guys have any tips.how would you guys like it to be?by this i mean the music ,kind of place, lighting ,angles ,audio,ETC...

THANKS ALOT I APPRECIATE IT,HOPEFULLY IT GETS ACCEPTED

 

[lax047]

If its a cadristry tutorial please do verbal instruction, its really helpful.

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

Keep the music as an enhancement. Don't make it so loud or brash that it overwhelms the video. The place should be somewhere you can teach comfortably. Lighting should be thorough and clear. Not so dim that no one can see what's happening, not so bright that it feels like it's burning your eyes out. The angles are the ones that are necessary to teach what you're teaching.

All of this seems like it should be common sense, really.

Oh, and write out a script and stick to it. Don't try to improvise the script, as that will lead to a lot of "uh" and "um" "oh!" "Now .... uh ..." Just don't. Write the script out so you know you're covering everything.