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[@sam_wise_man]

My biggest takeaway is thinking through the story so I know what type of shots I’ll need

[@badseed12052]

Wow- my biggest takeaway is about being unobtrusive. I would've never have thought about that, but I can see how that'll lead into more natural performances and less distractions. Definitely will always keep this in mind now!

[@SmartphoneStorytellers]

It's not always easy, but many of my favorite shots have come from capturing those natural moments.

[@robertkni]

Biggest takeaway for me was making sure to capture wide, medium and tight shots. Super insightful for broll

[@SmartphoneStorytellers]

Always love having the pieces to tell some mini-stories!

[@ChuckThree]

Biggest takeaway for me was the reasons for either shooting a “reporter” style or off-camera style interview. It’s not immediately obvious that the straight on shot might be critical for someone trying to connect with the viewer (founder, CEO or spokesperson). And the 30-45° off-camera shot is good for testimonial type interviews, or for creating a more informal and comfortable situation for the person you’re interviewing. Looking toward to the iPhone 15 review and BlackMagic App video

[@SmartphoneStorytellers]

Glad those were helpful! Hoping to put out my videos on those during October - was planning to put one out today but came down with a nasty sickness earlier this week. Keep watching and you'll see them soon, though!

[@ChuckThree]

@@SmartphoneStorytellers No rush. Honestly it’s probably the longer you have it before the video the better. Unlike a “Specs and First Impressions” video from tech or picture/video KZbinrs, I’m more interested in what you have to say about it after a few solid weeks of real world use. Edit: Feel better soon! It’s officially flu season

[@MilitaryPolice91]

The biggest take away I had from this video is the fact there are apps out there that I could use on my phone to have more control over ISO, White Balance, Resolution, etc. I was always under the impression that if I wanted to capture decent 4k video that I would need to use a DSLR or a Mirrorless camera. This will definitely come in handy if I'm short on cameras to capture all my shots.

[@SmartphoneStorytellers]

There are definitely benefits to using a more traditional camera, but the quality you can get out of your Smartphone means that there's so much opportunity to start before you ever get that "nicer" camera. And even then, the best camera is the one you have with you, so the fact that you can get such great images out of a smartphone means you're always prepared to capture great shots!