Storytelling on Location
Storytelling on Location
Class Description
The future of storytelling, for enthusiasts and professionals alike, is all about capturing great pictures AND great video during a single dynamic shoot. However, attempting to be both a still photographer and ace filmmaker at the same time is rife with opportunities to mess up, miss the shot, and blow the whole shoot.
A lot of photographers have learned to add video into their repertoire through trial and error, often with frustrating results. Join seasoned visual storyteller Corey Rich for a 3-day live still-and-motion shoot on location. Corey will walk you through every step of the process — from storyboarding to post-production.
Whether you’re an enthusiast wanting to capture stills and video of your cousin’s wedding, or a professional photographer looking to offer stunning motion spots to your clients, this workshop will help you seamlessly bring your stories to life.
Lessons
- Free Video: Corey's Kit Video
- Bonus Video with Purchase: "Campfire Shoot"
- Overview and Crew Introduction
- - Intro to Corey & DSLR Filmmaking Part 1
- - Intro to Corey & DSLR Filmmaking Part 2
- Q&A
- Scouting and Permits for Pre-Production
- FreePreview: Building a Pre-Production Book
Tips for getting everyone - from the agency to the crew - on the same page.
- Creative Briefs
- Storyboards and Assigning Gear to Each Shot
- Creating Shot Order and Road Map
- Packing the Right Kit: Cameras and Lenses
- Packing the Right Kit: Camera Support and Audio
- Packing the Right Kit: Basic Gear
- Packing the Right Kit: RC Helicopter and Handheld Gimb
- Shoot: Fisherman in Boat
- Shoot: Helicopter and Jib Shots
- Shoot: Underwater Shots
- Shoot: Fisherman on Dock
- Shoot: Still Images
- War Stories: Part 1
- War Stories: Part 2
- War Stories: Part 3
- Setup for Video Interview and Voice Over
- Shoot: Video Interview and Voice Over
- The Art of Post Production: Video Part 1
- The Art of Post Production: Video Part 2
- The Art of Post Production: Stills Part 1
- The Art of Post Production: Stills Part 2
- Thanks + Credits
- One Man Band vs. a Big Band
- General Q&A
Reviews
a Creativelive Student
You should know that this class is from 2013. This isn't made evident anywhere I can see in the description. The content is good, but dated in regard to much of the tech. Corey Rich and his crew are very clearly trying hard to wring as much goodness as possible out of their time to provide value. I'm not so happy that I paid $34 for the course last week, discovered it was over 7 years old, and now it's only $12. For $12 it is an excellent investment. I'd purchase again for $34, but I'd hold CL in higher esteem if they'd been honest about the creation date, and didn't drop the price by so much right after I paid for it.
a Creativelive Student
This is awesome, I love his way of teaching. All the information from planning and creating the shots and videos, the commercial part of dealing with your clients small and big, how to be creative thinking of your "feets". He is funny and very very informative. Well done.
a Creativelive Student
What a great class it is such a great opportunity to what some real pros at work. This class will inspire you to do what it takes to get the image. You will see that even the pros struggle sometimes.