This is the foundation. An idea or concept is the broad message you want to convey through your film and use this concept as the focus of your script, around which you tell the story.
From a professional video camera to simple digital cameras or a mobile, use whatever you have. Learn more about its features, for instance – white balance, focus, sound on your camera.
Have a list of relevant interview questions about your subject. Interact with the people who you are going to make a film on and get to know their story - their inspiration, beginning and the journey thereafter.
A script is a detailed account of story, setting, and dialogues exactly as you wish to see on screen. It usually breaks the film into scenes, placed in a sequence as they are to be filmed.
The point of storyboarding is to communicate your vision of the film to a team who will be working with you. These can include any sketches or photographs of setting, as well as scene breakdowns, types of shots, etc., Eg. a wide shot over the shoulder, tracking shot close up, extreme close up, medium wide shot to name a few.
This is essentially an exhaustive list of all that you would require during the process of making the film and on the day of your shoot.
Respect privacy and be mindful of copyrights, take permissions and give credits.
If you don’t have access to professional editing software, you can always use windows movie maker (it is already installed in PCs), iMovie for Macs’ or online editing software in youtube: www.youtube.com/editor
Always use royalty free music!
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