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30 Reel Ideas with Shot Lists

30 Reel Ideas with Shot Lists

Hooks, shots, timings and captions — plan a Reel in a minute, shoot it on your phone
by Goutam Kr. Sen
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Better Photos With Your Phone
Better Photos With Your Phone
A practical guide to seeing, composition, light and camera control — plus video techniques for vlogs and Reels
₹ 59.00 ₹ 118.00 · only when bought with this book
  • How to see a photograph before you take it
  • Composition made visual: thirds, horizons, verticals, lines, curves and motion
  • Light: direction, hard and soft light, time of day and controlling what you have
  • Why light quantity decides quality — and when to use your phone's flash
  • Tap, slide and lock: controlling exposure and focus, with step-by-step diagrams
  • Night and low-light shooting
  • Mobile video: camera-movement grammar, steady shots and editing in camera
  • Vlog and Reel ideas that attract viewers
  • Photographing people, food, products, streets and architecture
  • Editing without overdoing it
  • A 30-day challenge to build the habit
PDF · 65 pages · instant download · tick the box at checkout to add it

About this book

Knowing how to shoot is one thing. Knowing what to shoot next is where most people get stuck.

This bonus pack gives you 30 ready-to-shoot Reel ideas, each with a hook for the first seconds, a simple shot list, timings and a caption idea. Pick one, follow the list, and you have a finished Reel from the phone you already own.

A companion to Better Photos With Your Phone.

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Who it is for

About the author

Goutam Kr. Sen
Goutam Kr. Sen
Commercial & Advertising Photographer

Goutam Kr. Sen is a commercial photographer based in Kolkata. For 25 years he has photographed products, people, food, interiors, factories and fashion for brands and businesses.

His approach is simple: the photograph is made before the shutter is pressed. The camera records a decision — about light, place, timing and what to leave out. In his books and guides he shares that way of seeing.

More of his work: goutamsenphotography.com

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FormatPDF
Pages20
LanguageEnglish
File size680 KB
PublisherPerspective

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