WILDLIFE FILMMAKING 101 - Shooting for the EDIT | How to film a basic sequence for the edit

Dear Friends,

Welcome to my second wildlife filming tutorial on how to create a basic sequence when filming wildlife, ie. how to shoot for the edit.

Here I look at creating a small sequence telling the story of the freshly arrived White Storks, their relationship, bonding, mating and nest building.

Hope you enjoy watching and at the end I also cover a question on setting frame rates on a dslr raised in the comments of the last video I made.

Drop me a line in the comments section and let me know your thoughts and any other subjects/aspects of wildlife photography and film-making you might like me to cover.

best wishes to you all
g

TIMECODE:
00:00 - 1st Sequence
02:27 - Intro
04:16 - Storylines
08:06 - Storyboard & Shot List
10:38 - Shooting For the Edit
23:12 - Outro
23:56 - 2nd Sequence
26:50 - Questions from Previous Tutorial Answered

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