Camera movements on sliders are fun to make but beyond that, they can add depth and emotion to your story in more ways than not. The problem is, what do you do when you don’t have a slider? Here are some DIY techniques you can use to create those movements you so desire with ease using household items.
Let’s talk about Anikulapo: A Ghoul Awakens
In this new season of Anikulapo, @kunleafo tows the path of building the characters and widening the story so that the scope of it spreads to so many more characters, all interwoven one way or another.
It’ll be a disappointing watch to anyone who saw it looking for some sort of closure. This is not that season. This season to me, is more expository than it is fascinating. I believe the goal was to root the characters so that as the story progresses and these characters begin to branch out, the audience won’t be lost.
If that is the case, then it is a job so well done.
Upcoming filmmakers, content creators and creatives generally that are looking to buy their first camera should watch this. Watch it twice if your budget is low.
Before you buy a camera, watch this!
Content creators, beginner filmmakers and creative in general this video is for you.
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I shot this video on the iPhone 16 pro max using the Blackmagic camera app and in this video, I share the settings I used and how I did it.
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Don’t use the default camera app of your phone if you’re a smartphone videographer or filmmaker. A third party camera app offers you way more than the default camera app of your phone can.
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There is a difference between video editing and VFX. Having clarity as to which one you really want to do will save a lot of time and stress.
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