Jack
Sanchez
Serrano

Master Your Gear: Know your camera inside out. Understand its features, settings, and limitations.

Composition is Key: Learn about the rule of thirds, leading lines, and framing to create visually appealing shots.

Stabilize Your Shots: Use tripods, gimbals, or stabilizers to ensure smooth footage, especially for moving shots.

Lighting Matters: Learn how to use natural and artificial light effectively to enhance your shots.

Audio is Crucial: Invest in good microphones and learn about sound recording techniques to capture clear audio.

Tell a Story: Every video should have a purpose or narrative. Plan your shots to convey your message effectively.

Edit with Precision: Learn video editing software to trim, sequence, and enhance your footage.

Practice Makes Perfect: Keep shooting and experimenting to improve your skills.

Stay Organized: Keep your gear organized and have a system for storing and backing up your footage.

Learn from Others: Watch tutorials, study films, and learn from other videographers to expand your knowledge and techniques.