How to Film Driving Scenes Practically: Cars and Cameras
Learn how to safely mount cameras inside and outside of cars to capture footage of moving vehicles. This course offers options for different budgets and levels, ensuring a safe and professional shoot. Perfect for those looking to capture videos of moving vehicles.
What you’ll learn
- In this course, you will learn how to mount cameras to the outside of the car
- How to mount cameras inside the car
- How to do everything safely
- How to troubleshoot common errors when filming with cars
Cameras and cars are a challenging mix! It can be difficult to know where to start when you’re faced with the challenge of filming someone drive a car. So, that is why I created this course! In this course, I will talk you through the many different options available to you, across different levels and budgets to allow you to capture footage in moving vehicles.
The first decision that you need to make is, do you film your footage for real? Or do you fake it? Faking it with green screen and/or using projectors is the safest option, but this can look very fake and will therefore cheapen your video. So, the other option is to film for real. But, that means strapping cameras in and outside of your car, which means you have to pay special attention to the safety of your cast, crew and anyone else around. If you fail to secure a camera safely, you could either damage your camera, the car or a person. So, in this course, I will walk you through the process of how you can mount small cameras, medium sized cameras and large cinema cameras inside and outside of the car, I will talk about how you can film from another vehicle, how to remove reflections and vibrations from your shots and most importantly, what to do to ensure a safe shoot.
Who this course is for:
- This course is aimed at those looking to capture videos of moving vehicles.
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