What are the techniques for shooting micro-films?

1. A good script is the key

The selection of scripts is very critical. Many people make micro-films based on enthusiasm and a flash of inspiration, which is unacceptable. Although the micro-movie is short, it also focuses on the touching plot. Therefore, a workable script must be written before filming. The script should not be too complicated because there is not much time to set off the plot, but it must be attractive. people, impress people, and at the same time consider your own funds, equipment, actors and other issues.

2. Scene selection is essential

Before taking photos, you must choose a location for taking photos. The chosen location should be suitable for the development of the plot and the shaping of the characters, so that the situation, scenery and drama can be blended together. You can choose well-known local attractions, campuses, parks, etc. to take photos; if funds allow, you can also take photos on set.

3. Use certain photography methods to make the work spiritual

Photography methods generally include horizontal shots, overhead shots and upward shots. In microfilm photography, flat photography is often used. The so-called flat photography is to maintain a horizontal angle when taking pictures, so that the picture appears calm and stable. Flat photography is more in line with the public's aesthetic perspective. A bird's-eye shot is to make the camera higher than the subject, and the camera angle is from top to bottom.

4. Use panning and moving to make the picture full of changes and rhythm

Panning means that when the camera is stationary, it uses the movable chassis on the tripod or the The photographer makes a fulcrum by himself and changes the axis of the camera's optical lens. Because when we observe stationary or moving objects, our head and eyes will shake horizontally or vertically, and "panning" simulates this movement of ours.

5. Make good use of light to make your works more expressive

The control of light is very important for taking pictures. In order to save costs, you should first learn to make good use of natural light. When taking pictures during the day, if the sun's light is too strong, you can use foam visors and light shields to block it; if you take pictures at night, you can choose cheaper energy-saving lamps and incandescent lamps, and make good use of street lights.