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chillax said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzBFTd5rCoI
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That's pretty rough...but it's good practice. It's WAY too shaky hand-held in my opinion. If you want to go totally hand-held, put together a make-shift steady-cam (I love hyphens if you couldn't tell). You can find instructions online.

Here's one option: http://www.evilgeniusentertainment.com/

Go to that website and click the link 'How To' and find 'Making a Homemade Stedi-cam' on top.

Also, watch your editing...I understand what you're going for with the frantic cuts on the same action (pacing)...practice that...there is a method to that madness.

Good luck in the future.
 
Your biggest improvement is going to be a tripod.

You need to learn a lot about shot composition.

Just take it one step at a time, starting with a tripod, then it'll be easier to judge what else really needs improvment.
 
CDCosta said:
Your biggest improvement is going to be a tripod.

You need to learn a lot about shot composition.

Just take it one step at a time, starting with a tripod, then it'll be easier to judge what else really needs improvment.
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Yup. A tripod is your friend. It will improve your productions by 50% right away. Look at how good film makers compose a shot...then practice composing similar shots yourself. Once you get an idea of what works and what doesn't, you can be free to create your own flavor.
 
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