The Fundamentals of film making - No.2: using the camera

United Kingdom, 1964

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Episode number 2 of Series “Fundamentals of film making”.
An introduction to moving picture camera use; loading, running off leader and how to avoid fogging; how to keep the camera steady and use of a tripod; panning and common faults to avoid; the use of the zoom and the need for restraint; placing of the camera and avoidance of the jump cut; pitfalls of reverse action and parallax.

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producer

Brian Coe

production company

Eastman Kodak

Duration

00:17:00:00

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United Kingdom
Production dates
1964

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Fundamentals of film making

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Fundamentals of film making

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