With an increasingly sophisticated crop of small, inexpensive digital cameras — in addition to those built into the tops of computer monitors and cell phones — more people are making movies than ever before. Equally significant, these little vignettes are reaching a greater audience than ever before. But not everyone's filmmaking skills have caught up.
Filmmaker Roger Sherman, author of "Ready, Steady, Shoot: The Pocket Posh Guide to Great Home Video," offers a lesson in how to make a great amateur video. He even came in early to make one in our studios.
The Takeaway 10 Shot Video
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The Eiffel Tower as a Musical Instrument
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Very Cool Roger
Your recommendation "short-short-short" is an excellent one. thank you.
Saba the flying cat. Yes another YouTube cat video - http://youtu.be/ZT_jnCvCVJ4
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