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Shooting Your Research Video
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Description

Why is YouTube popular? Because people love watching videos. A research video can be a great way to get your message across to your collaborators, your friends, and the wider world as well as being a condition of some funding bodies.

But it isn't easy to do well - and this is where this course will make a difference. Come along and learn the skills needed to plan and shoot high quality footage for research videos so that your video can stand out from the crowd. You just need yourself, a camera phone and your enthusiasm!

Target audience

PhD and Post-doc. Preference will be given to GSLS members if the course is full.

Prerequisites

You must either bring a smart phone with a camera or a digital camera capable of shooting video to the course. Please make sure you bring your charger in case your battery doesn't last!

If you do not have a phone or camera you should contact Ben.Murton@admin.cam.ac.uk to arrange to borrow a camera. We only have a few available.

Aims

Generate your ideas for a research video Plan your research video Confidently shoot a research video

Format

Interactive workshop with practical components

Notes

Lunch is provided.

Trainer is Ryd Cook

Duration

1 day (9:30am - 4:30pm)

Frequency

GSLS Pilot Course - This could be your only chance!


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