u/odub1

I’m a super newbie - sorry. Sure I could’ve googled (and I have) but would love to hear from actual people.

I want to get into doc filmmaking/interviews.

I have a Canon EOS R10 and a Osmo Pocket 3. Is this an okay start to do some doc/interviews?

What’s a good beginner light to use to accompany these cameras?

My thought process: my canon is my A camera and my osmo is my B camera at an angle. Is that the right approach?

Mostly indoor shooting but ya know just kinda fumbling along and learning as I go..

Thanks in advance!

I like the look of gold but open to anything. would like the bracelet to be light or at least a bracelet that can be worn regularly.

Thanks in advance for suggestions!

I USE THE OSMO POCKET 3

I know the answer is by doing/reps but it’s tough when you don’t what you’re doing.

I have a canon r10 and a DJI osmo pocket 3 (which I enjoy more bc it’s beginner friendly)

I want to get better at telling a story through what I’m shooting..instead of not knowing what the hell I’m doing, which is usually just getting random clips and trying to piece it together. And maybe I’m thinking about this too much…

\\\*Im usually just a show up and try to film w no direction..still learning the best settings

For example, I would like to do a small 1-1:30 minute showcasing our local park and what it offers.

In my head..go to the fields, the pool, trails, and etc and get shots from different angles and then put it together.

I mean that’s not too much story but idk..

i think since I’m still in the beginning stages of learning videography and filmmaking that i need to get enough reps just turning the camera on, filming, editing and do that x1000

sorry, slight rant and frustration..any encouragement/advice is appreciated

**TLDR/QUESTION: What are some everyday shots/sequences/angles that I can do to get to practice and tell a story? ones that i can do a million times?

I know the answer is by doing/reps but it’s tough when you don’t what you’re doing.

I have a canon r10 and a DJI osmo pocket 3 (which I enjoy more bc it’s beginner friendly)

I want to get better at telling a story through what I’m shooting..instead of not knowing what the hell I’m doing, which is usually just getting random clips and trying to piece it together. And maybe I’m thinking about this too much…

\*Im usually just a show up and try to film w no direction..still learning the best settings

For example, I would like to do a small 1-1:30 minute showcasing our local park and what it offers.

In my head..go to the fields, the pool, trails, and etc and get shots from different angles and then put it together.

I mean that’s not too much story but idk..

i think since I’m still in the beginning stages of learning videography and filmmaking that i need to get enough reps just turning the camera on, filming, editing and do that x1000

sorry, slight rant and frustration..any encouragement/advice is appreciated

**TLDR/QUESTION**: What are some everyday shots/sequences/angles that I can do to get to practice and tell a story? ones that i can do a million times?