Final Shot List

1- Opening, introducing myself and the B-Roll topics with tips
2- Facing myself and Angela, telling the viewers to stay tuned
3- Early morning car ride
4- Sunrise
5-Entering FL
6-10- Showing the action of the Expo, footage and pictures
11-14- Show footage of my house, and the beach
Have a video of the night before the race
Music Change
15- Video of numbers
16- Picture from before the race
17-19 Videos during the race
20-22- Pictures of finishers
End with black screen showing the event, music cuts off.

Shot list for B-Roll

The idea I have for my B-roll video is to show the journey of the little destination half marathon run my roommates and I are taking on this up coming weekend!

1- Show myself and my roommates in the camera, talking about the half marathon
2- 5 am Friday, show that we are leaving on the 7 hour journey, cut away to the car
3- Throughout the journey show little videos of the girls in the car, driving
4- Take video of myself when we are arriving to my house in FL, cut away to the house, the rooms in the house and my family
5- Show the food and activities of the weekend
6- Day of the race, take a video of the girls running the race, cut away to the crowd, (possibly mom tapes the finish?)
7- Show the celebration of completing the run! Cut away to food and drinks and activities

This is what I have brainstormed so far, I know that as I start to shoot it might change, or have to be adjusted. Also, in between shots, if needed, I will come on and explain the do's and don't's of creating the b-roll video!

Live Blog video shoot tips

Rule of Thirds
- divide image in camera viewfinder horizontal and vertical, stick things in the intersection of lines (most interesting things)

180 Degree
- Line between subjects. Put camera in the 180 degrees above or below, but not both

Shooting interviews
- Do your homework, know who you are talking to
- Have your questions written down on paper
- Don't as yes or no questions
- Ask your subject to look at you, not the camera
-Don't interrupt when asking a question

Shooting B Roll
-plan movements, interactions, and shot list
-set camera up to highest frame rate
-pre picked music
- release all energy and have something that leads into your video

More Interview Tips
- Diffuse your light
- Nose room- more space in front of the persons nose
-Head room- subject doesn't need any space above their head, compose your shot so subsets eyes are 2/3 above the frame
- Compose so your subject isn't breaking frame while they are talking, do not let hands pop in and out of the frame
- have a nice background

Video Shots!

On Thursday we were given a video camera and tripod. We also had a list of different shots we were going to take. I defiantly need some more practice, but this assignment showed me the basics, and helped me get somewhat familiar with the camera. Shoutout to my friend Mallory for being my subject!