Tips for Getting the Smoothest Handheld Footage
Today we check out a few tools and methods you can use to capture the smoothest handheld footage possible for your next project. Shoulder mounted and handheld camera work is an immediate, exciting, and fast way to get the shots you need to make a film. Since the invention of smaller ARRI film cameras in…
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Today we check out a few tools and methods you can use to capture the smoothest handheld footage possible for your next project.
Shoulder mounted and handheld camera work is an immediate, exciting, and fast way to get the shots you need to make a film. Since the invention of smaller ARRI film cameras in the 70s, handheld cameras have been a key part of every cinematographers skill set, included in thriller classics like The French Connection.
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