ski_salmon69
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I need tips on self filming in the street. I've been playing around with angles a bit and I cant really tell whats good. Anyone know of any good self filmed street edits I could look at?
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Forrest.Gump
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the napoleon dynamite shot, is an art in itself.
go pros nowadays are affordable, and i would recommend a long angle shot. i legit, pieced alot of my napoleons together in a way that it puts level 1 to shame for the production costs wasted... i did have to do tricks multiple times to get my shots, and usually would focus on lead up shots, until i was ready to film a stomp.
once you get your shots together, you can use digital zoom in the editing software, and make the shot look like a professional filmer was involved, hollywood magic!
feel free to message me for more info, would love to see your shots when you get them.
**This post was edited on Jan 24th 2024 at 9:18:42pm
go pros nowadays are affordable, and i would recommend a long angle shot. i legit, pieced alot of my napoleons together in a way that it puts level 1 to shame for the production costs wasted... i did have to do tricks multiple times to get my shots, and usually would focus on lead up shots, until i was ready to film a stomp.
once you get your shots together, you can use digital zoom in the editing software, and make the shot look like a professional filmer was involved, hollywood magic!
feel free to message me for more info, would love to see your shots when you get them.
**This post was edited on Jan 24th 2024 at 9:18:42pm
steezytangerine
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topic:ski_salmon69 said:
get big tripod and put wherever it makes you look like a good skier
Shifty_God
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Pay a homeless guy 2 bucks a sesh, to help you out.
switchlip2
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14583731:Dlonetti said:
Beat me to it first one I thought of
BallClapper
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GoPro with the weird remote thingy.
switchlip2
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14583948:BallClapper said:
The remote thing would be fire to like self film a lil spot or a solo hike sesh but then your clips are on a go pro lol
AlwaysGrabBlunt
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Honestly it wouldn't look that bad as long as the fov isn't set super wide
14583960:switchlip2 said:
BallClapper
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14583960:switchlip2 said:
Linear or wide angle are the best depending on what you want. I use linear for follow cams and self shot stuff. Only use the super wide angle stuff for pov.
switchlip2
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I live in West Virginia and only hit rails I’ve never used then for skiing but I used to Race downhill and they are so hard to get perfect for pov angles but once u get the angles right and the settings right it looks really good
ski_salmon69
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14583948:BallClapper said:
I used to have one of those but it stopped working after like a month. Wouldn't pair with the camera or something... idk if theres newer ones that work better tho
Christian_Bale
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East bumfucc (forget his real name) put out a dope self filmed snowboard street video
freestyler540
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Most of my edits are self shot and self edited. Its a lot of fucking work for something that will never be seen by anybody except friends.
respect for people who try self shooting
respect for people who try self shooting