Thread: Indie wrestling camera work.
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Old 02-22-2013, 12:49 AM   #17
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I skipped around a bit like everyone else. Felt like you/they (no clue if you edited) relied on the wide shot way too much. But then again, this is a two camera shoot, so I guess that's expected. Didn't like the angled wide shot, felt like it was too far away from the ring and the angle felt weird.

One thing I noticed is that you are WAY too visible and obvious at times (I'm assuming you're shooting at ringside). Don't walk casually around the ring like that. It literally looked like you were looking for a good shot, so you stop and shoot it. At times you were just standing there. Try to hide yourself and stay low. If you need to, pop up when you have the shot, but then go right back low when you're done. Also, wearing bright orange didn't help anything.
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