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6.1 Conclusion
Congratulations! You’re now ready to start recording and sharing your travels. Good luck and bon voyage!
1.Introduction1 lesson, 02:45
1.1Introduction02:45
2.Before You Go2 lessons, 17:17
2.1Choose Your Camera07:37
2.2Tools and Accessories09:40
3.How to Record on Location6 lessons, 49:10
3.1Five Sure Signs of Amateur Video06:45
3.2Framing10:05
3.3Composition06:50
3.4Movement10:05
3.5Sound10:09
3.6Light05:16
4.Tell the Story2 lessons, 22:10
4.1Structure Your Video15:11
4.2Dress It Up06:59
5.Travel Tips2 lessons, 16:35
5.1Protect Your Gear08:49
5.2Foreign Culture and Customs07:46
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:10
6.1Conclusion01:10
6.1 Conclusion
Welcome back I'm Cindy Burgess for Tuts+. Congratulations you're now ready to capture quality video on your next trip. You've learned about the pros and cons of different kinds of video cameras, and some of the tools and accessories you might want to bring along. You've learned how to compose your shots and capture good audio. You've learned a couple of ways to structure your travel videos, and where to find elements to dress them up. And you've learned how to protect your gear and yourself while you're on the road. And be mindful of foreign cultures and customs while recording video. My last bit of advice is to remember to get out from behind the lens and enjoy the moment. Don't spend your entire trip looking into a viewfinder. Those moments are special and well it's nice to be able to watch them later. You want to experience them as they're happening too, don't forget to live in the moment. For all of us here at Tuts+, I'm Cindy Burgess, good luck and happy travels.