-Its a good idea to shot with the rule of thirds. -Put the most interesting bits on the lines or intersections. _Follow the rule and you will be cool_ -180 degree rule -don't be in both sides of the 180 degree -Know what you're gonna say or who you're interviewing before. -Do not wing it, have questions prepared -Think like a journalist, say more than yes or no, and ask questions that are more than yes or no. Like "And then what happened?" -Subject should speak to you, not the lens. -get rid of lights you cant control -key light is most important because it is the brightest. (up high to the left of camera) -fill light adds light that were in shadow of key light. (down low to the right) -hair light/back light, lights up the back of the subject, to push them out of the background. (In back) -background light adds a halo like affect to subject.
Check out my interactive map of Limestone here! Instead of doing a tour of Limestone itself I did a small tour of my experiences at Limestone. It was super fun making this and I got to reminisce on old memories at Limestone. Finding music was interesting because you have to find the right sound to match that memory. https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1303088486940672001 OR View it on my website!
I could not find a photo I liked for my branded thinklink so I drew my own! I really liked this idea because it reflects my brand as an artist. I tried to draw things that would relate to the links that I wanted. I linked my website, youtube channe, instagram, linkedin, blog, and my last thinklink. It is a really cool way to get people to click around to places that you are present at online.
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