As a
big time video and photo nut, my family and friends always know I'll be around with a camera, putting it on them and
asking them to act naturally. So, as someone who can sympathize so deeply with the need to bring your cameras
along on trips, I was very interested to read this post at
DV Guru about shooting your own safari.
It is a very practical, nuts and bolts look at the issues and concerns you will need to involve yourself with whle
shooting on the road. As a video journalist myself, I can't sa I learned a great deal from the peice, however. But for
beginner VJs and would be Marlon Perkins. it's a solid start.
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