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In this 3-part video course, learn how to film a wargame at home, with step-by-step tips & advice. |
Part 1 |
Greg & Mark welcome you to class with an introduction, a review of their favorite filming gear, and an in-depth discussion about how to plan for your next video before you ever turn on the camera.
CLICK TO WATCH PART 1 (Runtime = 24:56 minutes) |
Part 2 |
You have your gear, the players are here, and the table is setup for the game. What do you do now? Greg, Mark, Travis (Tabletop CP) and Alex (Storm of Steel Wargaming ) offer practical tips for filming, camera angles, and shot types.
CLICK TO WATCH PART 2 (Runtime = 18:25 minutes) |
Part 3 |
When the game is over the real work begins. Greg & Mark talk about editing philosophy before taking you inside Adobe Premiere Elements for a hands-on look at how the editing process unfolds.
CLICK TO WATCH PART 3 (Runtime = 18:30 minutes) |
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You only need the cell phone in your pocket, but here's a list of the gear we use in our videos today. |
* These are Amazon links, but we have opted out of their affiliate program. We don't make a dime if you buy from them--this is just the gear we have tested and used before.
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You don't need to start your own youTube channel..but if you want to, we think you'll find these videos helpful! |
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