Amazing video! Even what you shared about the film grammar and language was super useful Wade! To add I think it requires more skill, intention and anticipation when using gimbal movement to know where and what to focus on, just like a sports camera op filming a golf ball, or tracking a soccer ball, our eye-line/gaze needs more thought and slower movements. The rule of thirds is thinner, but now the golden ratio can be used in portrait. Would it mean rule of thirds is instead now only 2 converging points rather than 4? (When filming symmetrical?)
Some excellent points! We made this video back in 2015 and had no idea just how popular vertical video would get. But it’s amazing to see new techniques and methods develop, like the ones you’ve listed. Thanks for watching!
Amazing video! Even what you shared about the film grammar and language was super useful Wade! To add I think it requires more skill, intention and anticipation when using gimbal movement to know where and what to focus on, just like a sports camera op filming a golf ball, or tracking a soccer ball, our eye-line/gaze needs more thought and slower movements. The rule of thirds is thinner, but now the golden ratio can be used in portrait. Would it mean rule of thirds is instead now only 2 converging points rather than 4? (When filming symmetrical?)
Some excellent points! We made this video back in 2015 and had no idea just how popular vertical video would get. But it’s amazing to see new techniques and methods develop, like the ones you’ve listed.
Thanks for watching!