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Travel Documentary Filmmaking
In this video guide, watch director Brian Rapsey give his exclusive, expert advice, covering more than just the basics.
This time, the camera's on him.
Professional documentary maker, and mentor for the annual World Nomads Travel Film Scholarship, Brian Rapsey shares advice that can only come from years of experience. He sits down with us to offer his best filmmaking tips, from how to optimize your planning and equipment to approaching the edit.
Watch the masterclass to find out what he has to say.
Featured in this guide:
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Finding the Story
Gain experienced insight into defining the premise of your film and forming your battle plan.
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Getting the Right Sound
Get a rundown on all the necessary equipment and how to use it to get crystal-clear sound.
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Camera Tips & Tricks
Watch a mashup of tips on how to use your camera to shoot with skill and intent.
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Interviewing Techniques
Learn how to plan an interview and make real connections with your subjects.
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Post-Production Workflow
Now that you've got the material, find out how to approach the edit in a structured way to tell the best story.
Get the free Travel Documentary Filmmaking Masterclass
You're not conducting a news or current affairs interview. You're the stand in for the audience of your film, so the more connected and engaged you are, the more this will come through in your interview.
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