Video Gear: Support & Grip
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Learn how to use video gear like gimbals, tripods, dollies, sliders, and rails to get smoother shots with more controlled motion and capture more unusual angles.
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- How can I stabilize the shot using a gimbal?
- Major benefits of a gimbal
- Using a gimbal for a smartphone or GoPro
- Using a professional gimbal
- Lessons learned
- Using a dolly
- Skatewheel and skateboard dollies
- Setting up a dolly
- Setting up a professional dolly
- What is a parabolic slider?
- Building the slider
- Setting focus
- Adjusting the speed of movement
- Evaluating the results
- How can I attach a camera in unusual places?
- Mounting to poles
- Mounting to poles for heavy duty mounting
- Mounting to the ceiling and doors
- Mounting with magnets
- Mounting with clamps
- Gear overview
- What is a micro tripod?
- Mounting a phone to a micro tripod
- Mounting a GoPro to a micro tripod
- Mounting a DSLR to a micro tripod
- Evaluating the results
- What are camera rails?
- Adapting a tripod to hold multiple cameras
- Shooting strategies
- Using a micro rail
- Evaluating the shots
- Remotely controlling cameras
- Setting up the CamRanger
- Panning with the CamRanger PT Hub
- Evaluating the results
- What is a tripod top slider?
- Attaching the slider
- Mounting and balancing the camera
- Shoot strategies
- Evaluating the footage
- Keeping your Gear Safe
- Keeping gear dry
- Using camera wraps
- Using lens wraps
- Using a portable backdrop
- Using a pop-up system
- Using a Flexfill
- Getting high camera angles
- What is a jib?
- Building a jib and when to use it
- Flying a GoPro HERO4 with a quadcopter
- Evaluating the footage
- Why use a shoulder rig?
- Using rigs by Redrock Micro
- Using rigs by ikan
- Using rigs by Zacuto
- Final thoughts on choosing a rig
- When to use a slider
- Choosing sliders and rails
- Attaching a motor to your slider
- Using the eMotimo TB3 to control your camera
- Powering the eMotimo TB3
- Operating the eMotimo TB3 during a time-lapse shoot
- Final thoughts on using sliders for motion
- What is motion control?
- Shooting turntable shots with the eMotimo TB3
- Final advice on using a motion control assembly
- Using a gimbal
- Advantages of a gimbal
- Using a monitor
- Controlling the camera
- Evaluating the footage
- Shooting in and around a moving car
- Preparing the car for shooting
- Increasing the available light in the car
- Mounting a camera to the rearview mirror
- Toss to next week
- Gear overview
- Shooting in and around a moving car
- Mounting camera to windows
- Mounting cameras to the dashboard
- Mounting cameras to the outside of a car
- Mounting with magnets
- Lessons learned
- Gear overview
- How can I get a low angle shot?
- Cradling the camera
- Using a micro tripod
- Using a mini tripod
- Using a low profile tripod
- Gear overview
Taught by
Richard Harrington and Robbie Carman
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